Moon Remix RPG Adventure

[Anonymous No.7888085]

I heard this got a complete translation recently, but when I tried to look there doesn't seem to be anything. Did this board lie to me?

[Anonymous No.7888126]

>>7888085
It's a Switch exclusive. Think the fan translation was canceled due to the switch port coming out.

[Anonymous No.7888151]

>>7888126
It got leaked on mega. I'm sure if you search the archives here on /vr/, you'll find it.

This game isn't actually good btw

[Anonymous No.7888216]

>>7888151
It's alright. The soundtrack is nice, the graphics are neat. The fetch quest gameplay kinda blows unless you're really into that kind of thing.

Worst part is the story loses a lot of context thanks to cut content relating to the ending.

[Anonymous No.7888220]

>>7888151
The hell? I thought there was a patch out there you could use for your rom?

[Anonymous No.7888291]

>>7888220
Yeah, that's what got leaked. It's for the PSX version

[Anonymous No.7888297]

>>7888085

PS1 ISO: https://cdromance.com/psx-iso/moon-remix-rpg-adventure-jpn/
PSP eboot: https://cdromance.com/psx2psp-eboots/moon-english-patched/

Or hey support the official english version, which is very well done and translated by Tim Rogers:
eshop: https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/moon-switch/
physical (JP ver with English): https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/dp/B08BLZF2YL/

[Anonymous No.7888314]

>>7888297
>which is very well done and translated by Tim Rogers
Oxymoron, Tim "I got my fashion sense from video games" Rogers is a shit head who can't write to save his life

[Anonymous No.7888331]

>>7888297
Something doesn't add up.
It says
>Version: Beta ~2019
on the english psx version, which should be the incomplete translation. You can't see full descriptions on the monsters you're trying to save.

[Anonymous No.7889775]

>>7888331
the translation is permanently incomplete as the translation project was cancelled as soon as the switch version was announced. that's the best you're getting without buying a switch.

[Anonymous No.7890758]

>>7889775
Fair enough. I can always just fill the gaps by watching the switch walkthrough. I just don't get why the monster descriptions are cut in half and there's no way to access the rest of the text. It seems like they translated the early one wholly, I just don't to view them because it's buggy. I also managed to soft lock the game by just viewing the secret notes in Stein's laboratory, pressing none of the buttons did anything and I was stuck (PSX version)

[Anonymous No.7890764]

>>7888151
Yeah, it's okay though I think artistically it is worth playing it for. Just note that even though RPG is in the title is very much an Adventure game.

[Anonymous No.7890785]

>>7890764
I think it's really only worth playing if you're an Undertale diehard and want to see one of its inspirations. You need to have rock bottom expectations though, since Undertale is actually good.

[Anonymous No.7890831]

>>7890785
>Undertale is actually good
It's ridden with zoomer humor. There's a difference when some jap devs do clumsy attempts at humor like in Earthbound. It comes off charming. But when a literal retard the likes of Toby Fox attempts mimicry, the end product becomes cringey at best.
It has good music, the characters are pansexual genderfluid whatever the fuck retarded pandering, and the plot takes a huge nosedive.

[Anonymous No.7890859]

>>7890831
Grow up

[Anonymous No.7890908]

>>7890785
I think the Undertale inspiration is less direct than many people imply. It seems Toby never even played the game himself. Instead it's more a spiritual predecessor that shares certain themes.
The game itself is interesting artistically though. It's clearly made by artists with the design and presentation trumping the gameplay itself. Some parts of it are pretty delightful, and some of it is a slog.

[Anonymous No.7891619]

>>7890908
>and some of it is a slog.
There's merit in designing a game that's meant to be a slower burn, though. It grows on you. That's why they added music to listen to and an inventory to manage. The only problem is there isn't much detail to appreciate in locations you've already been to, but you could pin that under technology limitations of the time. A lot of the Sierra adventure games are fun to play because a ton of the background detail has added commentary and choices lead to different outcomes like dying in multiple ways. That's what makes an adventure game interesting in my opinion.

[Anonymous No.7891686]

>>7890908
>It seems Toby never even played the game himself.
Toby literally convinced the guy to put it on Switch.

[Anonymous No.7891830]

>>7888151
It's pretty cool minus the fishing being a required component to finish the game. The lack of a "real" ending is s big lame, but the game oozes soul.

[Anonymous No.7892132]

>>7891830
>the fishing being a required component to finish the game
While this is true, the fish on the desert go for 300-600 yenom each while bait is only 10 yenom and you can stash as many as you want. Takes only like 10 minutes to grind a 10k worth of them.

[Anonymous No.7892145]

>>7888297
That's not exactly a feature, Tim. You're one of the most pretentious people I've ever seen.

[Anonymous No.7892146]

>>7890908
He definitely played Moon, there are scenes in Undersöy directly ripped from it

[Anonymous No.7892174]

Is the PS1 translation fine and completable? I'd rather run that one so I can fast forward and shade/scale it so it doesn't look like whatever dogshit bilinear/jaggy shit they probably use on Switch, or use real hardware if I want.

[Anonymous No.7892180]

>>7890859
Literally what was wrong with his grievances? I liked Undertale but he isn't wrong.

[Anonymous No.7892183]

>>7892174
I'm assuming it's completable, but it's significantly flawed: the monster text boxes are cut, so vital information on how to catch them is sometimes not communicated to you. I haven't finished the game yet so that's all I know.

[Anonymous No.7892236]

>>7892174
I was a tester for the fan patch and I can't say that I recommend it over the professional translation. It was in a promising place but the script needed additional editing passes. In its current form it's rife with typos, formatting issues, nonexistent idioms and it doesn't work on real hardware. Playing it with on PSP also has game breaking bugs.

Even if it's not the most accurate experience in a technical sense, I can't recommend the Switch version enough. If you downsample the game through Ryujinx, it looks very crisp and it's not very demanding at all.

[Anonymous No.7892243]

>>7892132
I mean getting the fridge, PS1, AND the tadpole for the ghost house.

[Anonymous No.7892245]

>>7890831
I'm so glad I played UT at launch before you faggots started this bullshit.

[Anonymous No.7892261]

>>7892245
I haven't started fuck nigger. I never actively discussed this game in some /v/ hate bandwagon threads. That's just what it was at launch, faggoty characters with genderqueer undertones and weird zoomer friendly design. The entire section with Alphys reeks of pozzed zoomer garbage and there's plenty more with that queer fish charcter before that.

[Anonymous No.7892434]

>>7892243
getting the ghosts in that house is optional

[Anonymous No.7892904]

>>7892261
I can tell you never played the game. Gb2 /v/ you zoomer faggot.

[Anonymous No.7893396]

>>7892904
Cleared sans and every ending but nah I never played it. Kay, dawg.

[Anonymous No.7893629]

>>7891619
Most of that I'm fine with. I agree that the inventory is limited, but dealing with the interface wasn't my issue either. The pacing when it was intended didn't bother me, the bird flight to the island being a good example of a purposefully slow paced moment I enjoyed.

Rather, this is a puzzle game at heart. Some of the puzzles I knew the answers to and simply messed up the input. Even that's fine, but there's a balancing act between that and how long it takes for the chance to try again to come around. As you near the end and are doing the clean-up there's large chunks of doing nothing but waiting for a full day to roll around to talk with and investigate further. That tended to get boring to me. I wish there was a better way to speed up time at certain points. It wasn't huge but I became very aware of that in the late game when more stuff is time gated.

>>7891686
>>7892146
I'm aware he helped encourage the game, but I thought he hadn't played it before. I based that understanding off of this tweet from him:
https://mobile.twitter.com/tobyfox/status/931655092264108032

[Anonymous No.7893652]

I interviewed the maker of this:

https://www.gematsu.com/2019/09/onion-games-interview-with-moon-writer-yoshiro-kimura-at-tgs-2019

[Anonymous No.7893736]

>>7893652
Now I know your name. Soon I'll find you and buy you a beer. Beware!

[Anonymous No.7893754]

>>7888085
Is there any plan for a physical copy for Switch? Well, other than the Japanese release that was crazy expensive and came with bullshit nobody wanted

[Anonymous No.7894859]

>>7888085
haven't read the thread but popping in to say this is one of the BEST gaming experiences I've ever had, right up there with
>Ghost Trick
>Outer Wilds
>Rain World
10/10 highly recommend, it's absolute art and has one of the best soundtracks of all time

[Anonymous No.7895474]

>>7893754
Not sure if it's happening or not, but Onion Games released a survey earlier this year to gauge interest in certain projects and one of the answers was a physical release for Moon.

[Anonymous No.7895691]

>>7893396
Would somebody do that? Get on the internet and tell lies? Neck yourself, faggot.

[Anonymous No.7896607]

>>7895691
I like you, sport. You even whipped out your favorite pepe. Here's a (You)

[Anonymous No.7898242]

>>7888085
I've heard that the switch localization is shit, is that true? maybe it's not even far from reality due to the fact that it was translated by a kotaku guy

[Anonymous No.7898254]

>>7898242
>I've heard that the switch localization is shit, is that true?
Of course it's true, it was translated by-
>maybe it's not even far from reality due to the fact that it was translated by a kotaku guy
The less you learn about Tim Rogers, the better.

[Anonymous No.7898510]

>>7898254
>The less you learn about Tim Rogers, the better.
this just makes me want to know more

[Anonymous No.7898525]

>>7898254
I looked him up, dis twink is 42?!

[Anonymous No.7898546]

>>7888314
>>7898254
>>7898510
dude's a cringelord (and fuck everything aboutn his former employer) but he can and has put in good work

[Anonymous No.7898640]

>>7890831
>zoomer
shut the fuck up
please shut the fuck up

[Anonymous No.7898648]

>>7892261
Stop typing like a stereotypical 4chan user
It's really embarrassing to behold

[Anonymous No.7898714]

>>7898242
>>7898254
Tim Rogers is insufferable without ever even bringing Kotaku into the picture. In many ways he didn’t even fit in there and yet he still manages to be an absolute twit.

Watch his FF7 videos and be done with him. Don’t go down the rabbit hole.

[Anonymous No.7898737]

>>7898714
Don't care, I still like his tokimeki video.

[Anonymous No.7898739]

>>7896607
Thanks, newfriend, I hope you have a clean break on the noose.

[Anonymous No.7898791]

>>7888314
Holy shit.

Im glad this game got translated but holy shit what a wikipedia picture and fuck translators who try to be funny and insert their own shit like Woolsey and 4kids jelly donut faggot. I dont know how bad this guy is but, dear god that face.

[Anonymous No.7899753]

>>7898791
>I dont know how bad this guy is but, dear god that face.
He's one of the major reasons why Kotaku has the reputation it does. Fuck this dude

[Anonymous No.7899785]

>>7898791
He seems like your regular incel dude too much into video games and all things japan, but otherwise pretty harmless.

You fucks keep referencing him like he's the devil but I'm not seeing it.

[Anonymous No.7899790]

>>7899785
>You fucks keep referencing him like he's the devil but I'm not seeing it.
He used Kotaku as a personal blog and wrote the cringiest, incelist, pretentious bullshit ever. The only reason you don't see it is because you're probably too young to remember him when he was peak insufferable and acted like he was God's gift to gaming journalism. Every negative stereotype about Kotaku and gaming journalism stems from him.

[Anonymous No.7899853]

>>7899790
No I just never saw any reasons to read kotaku beyond the superficial clickbait article.
I can kind of see your point though, cause I was watching a video of bennett foddy playing battletoads just now, and the guy is playing like he's never held a video game controller in his life and Rogers started saying games should be beatable without memorization. So, I can imagine how he could come off obnoxious, talks a lot and pointlessly and has controversial opinions. Still far from the universally hated SJW villain he's painted as though.