Faded Stories: Full Moon
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the GameOnce approximately every 100 years, the unburied and forgotten undead gather in the city of Greenberg to undertake their final march. The missing, accident victims, and the murdered—everyone who hasn’t been properly laid to rest participates in this event. The ultimate destination is the city catacombs, whose gates are opened by the city authorities during an event called the Full Moon. Unfortunately, over the years, the history of Greenberg has faded away. Gaps in memory have been replaced with fiction and imagination. Today, it’s hard to tell what really happened and what’s just an urban legend. The city of Greenberg is a place of infinite potential, but when you live in such a place, it’s challenging to distinguish truth from rumor.
“Faded Stories: Full Moon” is an adventure game set in the surreal and unpredictable city of Greenberg. The entire series consists of short stories whose main aim is to showcase the culture, customs, and laws that govern this extraordinary place. By embodying a citizen of the city and living their daily life while larger events unfold in the background, you can experience the emotions that accompanied those who took part in them. The more stories you experience, the better you understand the world surrounding you.
“Full Moon” tells its story through four distinct stylistic and gameplay chapters, each one aiming to enchant and surprise the player. Despite the game’s story being told in a symbolic manner, and the chapters differing from one another, the entire game comes together in an elegant and astonishing way.
Game Discussion
Steam User 7
Another amazing puzzle game from Desert Fox. Keeping the history of Point and Click alive with a spooky twist. Got to love it.
Steam User 5
I recommend ALL of the Bad Dream/Faded stories games to any puzzle lover. I love them all, and I love the replayability of them to find different solutions. I'm having a time with this one, but i'm getting there! The Dev of these games is also so sweet and tries to fix any problems you might run into. All of these games are 10/10 for me and are my comfort games when my anxiety is high and I just need to relax and jump into a different world. Thank you Dev for all your hard work and dedication to bring us more games! <3
Steam User 0
Honestly, seeing how these series expands with lore and from simple point and click adventures to full 3D exploration with same formula is a great play. This one goes with a collection of chapters all reminiscent to previous days as a follow up. Let it be eerie or let it be confusing but the story is engaging and fun to explore alongside with the achievements to collect meaning it also has secrets to unfold with fun twists and ends.
Lovely game! Can't wait to see more of these.
Steam User 0
Amazing game.
I really love this game and how it expands on the lore of the other games. I also love how many new character interactions you have.
The puzzles in this game are very entertaining I love point & click games from this dev all of the other games are amazing too. I liked how different each "level" was but that some were still connected. Seeing scenes from previous games awakened my nostalgia from playing them. It's a very fun experience.
Steam User 2
Very fun point and click puzzle story. I've always liked this developer's games.
Steam User 1
Love these games from Desert Fox. A real puzzler to follow the different paths to various achievements.
Steam User 1
My favorite type of point & click. Tricky enough that I have to use my brain but not so difficult that I pull all the hair out of my head in frustration. Deceptively simple art that is fun to look at but also just the right amount of creepy. A cool story line and world. Minimal dialogue (except the creepy guy who wants a date - hahahaha!). Nothing on here is overkill, and it's as fun to play as the other Desert Fox titles I've played so far (I'm burning through all of them). I clocked a little over 3 hours on this, but I took my time looking around and had a couple times I had to walk away from the computer for "responsibilities." There would still be plenty for me to go back and do now that I've gone through all the chapters. Worth the full price. I'll keep buying these as long as he keeps creating them.