ONENELLEMOO

$6.99

Release Date:: Jul 7, 2023
Developer:: Movarice Entertainment Inc.
Publisher:: Movarice Entertainment Inc.
Platforms:: Windows Mac

Indie Adventure Action RPG Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player Partial Controller Support

About This Game

Winner of the WITHiS Award at Nico Nico Homebrew Game Fest 2023

At the Nico Nico Homebrew Game Festival 2023 hosted by Dwango Co., Ltd., this game received the WITHiS Award from HTL Co., Ltd. as a sponsorship award.

This is an action-adventure game that requires you to use your brain.

This is a top-view action-adventure game.
There are no experience points or level-up elements.

The protagonist will remain weak all the time, so use your brain to break through levels!

Take away enemies' magic with "Magic Paper"!

You can use magic paper to steal and use enemies' magic.
There is a lot of magic in this game.
Each magic has its own unique properties.
Let's think how magical properties can be used to break through levels!

No one has ever seen a way to defeat a boss like this!

Enemy bosses have orders of magnitude higher hp and attack power!
The mediocre protagonist will have no chance of winning if he fights head-to-head.

Observe the stage and the behavior of the enemies carefully to discover clues to defeat Enemy bosses!
Especially when you notice how to defeat the bosses at the end of each stage, you are sure to be impressed!

Chapters will be distributed in four parts

Chapter 1 has been released.
Chapter 2 and later will be available as DLC.

Once the release date is decided, it will be announced on the community and twitter.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #441650 english

5 hrs at review

Recommended

+ is positive = is nuetral - is negative = ONENELLEMOO is fairly priced, at 5$ for about 4 hours of gameplay + There are numerous signs and tips to prevent the player from getting stuck, which is usually the main issue of all RPGS i have ever played. + puzzles are really unique and intricate, most of them make a lot of sense but still require brain power. + Puzzles dont require you to backtrack 24/7 like in most rpgs, idk y so many people have back tracking when it ruins so many rpgs. - There are a lot of bugs, some of them are funny, some of them are stupid, most of the bugs i encountered amazingly where in ONE area involving 6 armored moshins, it was actually really silly. 1. the moshins did a full 90 degree turn when i hid behind a tree. 2. the moshins walked around a slime puddle i placed. 3. i thought i could outrun the moshins but one of them suddenly gained like triple speed and MAULED me. 4. At one point all the moshins stopped moving, so i carefully walked up to one, to...