Rainbow Moon Review Pros:

• Cheerful bright graphics.
• simple menu layout.
• Action RPG gameplay.
• random encounters are a choice, not a must.
• ability to “craft” weapons with materials gathered.
• hours and hours of gameplay.
• Full Platinum trophy.
• Earn exp and level up.
• Huge open areas and you can explore freely.
• Day/night cycle.
• Team attacks can be unlocked.
• Earn power tokens to upgrade weapons and add new abilities.
• Massive game world taking in many terrain types and weather effects.
• Boss fights aplenty.
• Save whenever you like from the menu.
• Optional side quests.
• Unlock and use battle plans. Battle plans determine where your party line up in battle.
• DLC is bought more to be used as shortcuts as opposed to adding any new actual content.
• Food mechanic where you need to keep eating otherwise you start losing health.
• Unlock warp gates to make traversing the land quicker.
• Random encounters are a choice so you can have as many or as little as you like, Thanks to being able to see the enemies walking about so basically not random but optional encounters.
• easy controls
• The game changes a lot meaning tactics will have to be used.

Rainbow Moon Review Cons:

• Music is bad and really begins to grate. 
• the story and dialogue are a bit naff.
• Navigating some areas can be awkward, As the trees can obscure your view.
• No autosave but you can manually save if you remember!
• A lot of grinding needed, More so later on.
• DLC is basically short-cut microtransactions.
• Food mechanic is more of an annoyance than a move forward.
• The story is a bit cliché and tired in places.
• The map is too small in the menu, making out icons and navigation is restrictive.
• Parts of the menu, text in particular look a bit smushed up.
• DLC=buying it basically makes the whole game easier.
• the first hour of gameplay is slow and boring as you level your character up

Rainbow Moon Review

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Developer: SideQuest Studios

Publisher: Eastasiasoft

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