The days of Steam Greenlight may be numbered, but there's still a few developers looking to utilise it for a hopeful spot upon Steam's massive store page. Moonfall is yet another struggling through to make the cut.
Based out of Slovakia, Fishcow Studio are piecing together a 2D action-RPG centred around an old-world industrial setting. Looking like something for a pop-up book that shouldn't be read to the kids, it's all about out-manoeuvring the dozens of enemies encroaching on your position as you move through its many open-ended stages.
Though it won't initially ship with co-op included, the mode is promised to make its way into the title after release - while other, undisclosed multiplayer modes seem to be in the release timeline.
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Making the choice between three different playstyles, you'll have the choice of traversing the game's gothic environments as either a Vanguard, Elemental Engineer or simply a Shadow. With 15 non-linear stages included at launch, there's said to be dozens of both enemy models, weapons and products to keep you safe from harm. Being open-ended, each stage will house multiple main and side-story quests to keep things from being a simple A-to-B race to the finish.
Wanting to show off their hand-painted style and emphasis on high-quality music, there's a gameplay and combat trailer down below introducing us to the Terra Nihil world. Give it a vote on Greenlight if you're interested. There's not all that long left on the clock. There's no word on a tentative release date just yet, but console versions will be released in the months following the PC/Mac/Linux builds.