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Moonlight Rounds
In a moonlit hospital, Moonlight Rounds lets you build a dango party and keep it alive through dangerous battles.
BycybeldiaIn development
How to play Moonlight Rounds
- Recruit and evolve dango, merging three copies to raise a dango’s rank.
- Arrange your formation; the front row takes hits first and the back row is safer.
- Give dango items, then combine two of them at the teahouse.
- Click an ally, or hover over one and press a spell key, to heal in real time.
- Manage mana, cast times, cooldowns, and your emergency spell during battles.
- Pause to inspect the board and plan your next move.
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About Moonlight Rounds
About Moonlight Rounds
Moonlight Rounds is a strategy autobattler set in an old hospital awakened by the harvest moon, where dango have come to life and some can heal. Created by cybeldia, it puts you in the role of the party healer while your team fights automatically. You recruit and develop dango, then manage the action through its browser experience on itch.io. The game is in development and includes a free demo covering part of the adventure.
Gameplay and choices in Moonlight Rounds
In Moonlight Rounds, you decide which dango join your party, where they stand, and what they carry. You can merge three copies to raise a dango’s rank, choose how it develops, and combine two dango with items at the teahouse. During battles, you heal allies in real time, manage mana, cast times, cooldowns, and emergency magic, while watching boss cast bars and adjusting to their mechanics. You can also pause to inspect the board and plan.
What sets Moonlight Rounds apart
Moonlight Rounds stands out by making the player the healer rather than the direct damage dealer. Its strategy comes from formation, party composition, item choices, and reacting to visible boss rules before each fight. The setting also gives the autobattler a distinctive identity: cute pixel-art dango, an abandoned hospital, moonlit battles, and a roster of seven healers with different ways to protect the team.
Is Moonlight Rounds for you?
Moonlight Rounds should appeal to strategy fans who enjoy building teams, planning formations, and making decisions around boss mechanics. RPG players may like recruiting 36 dango, developing healers, collecting items, and shaping runs around different support abilities. The free demo offers the Mold Ward at tier 1 with five healers available. Since the game is still in development, players should expect the available experience to differ from the planned full version.
FAQ
Moonlight Rounds FAQ
Is Moonlight Rounds free?
The full game is listed at $10.00, while a free demo is available. The demo covers the Mold Ward at tier 1, includes five healers, and lets you export progress for import into the full version.
Who developed Moonlight Rounds?
Moonlight Rounds was developed by cybeldia. The provided game information also identifies the project as AI assisted across code, graphics, and text, but cybeldia is the credited author.
Can I play Moonlight Rounds in my browser?
Moonlight Rounds is available through its itch.io page for browser play. The listed technical information also mentions Windows and 64-bit Linux requirements, including Microsoft Edge WebView2 on supported Windows systems.
What kind of game is Moonlight Rounds?
It is a strategy autobattler with roguelike and roguelite elements. Your party fights automatically while you recruit dango, arrange formations, choose developments, equip items, and heal allies during boss-focused encounters.
Does Moonlight Rounds have upgrades or builds?
Yes. Moonlight Rounds includes recruitable dango, seven playable healers, rank increases through merging, 85 items, 13 perks, formation choices, and healer abilities that support different party-building approaches.
Is Moonlight Rounds a full game or a demo?
Both versions are represented in the supplied information. A free demo is available, while the broader game is listed at $10.00 and remains in development. The demo covers one area at tier 1 and offers five of seven healers.