Why not enjoy the diner? The moon is as full as it'll ever be, and there's even a drink fountain.
You'll follow a multiple-choice format with point-and-click elements in this relatively short adventure game, typically taking 2-2.5 hours to complete based on the developer's research. The game notifies you when the story diverges, allowing you to make crucial decisions and save your progress before proceeding through one of two different endings.
The core gameplay revolves around conversing with the unique patrons of the Moon Palace Diner. The Steam version has added new chit-chats, encouraging you to explore the diner and learn more about its diverse cast of characters and the mysterious world they inhabit.
Your decisions throughout the multiple-choice format impact the story's progression, leading to different endings. The developer advises saving your progress before making crucial choices, as this branching narrative structure enhances the game's replayability, motivating you to uncover the full scope of the narrative by exploring alternative paths.
In addition to conversation, you can interact with various objects and features within the diner, such as the highlighted drink fountain. Completing certain actions, like trying all the drinks, unlocks additional content like Steam achievements.
The game has been ported from Godot to Unity for the Steam release, allowing you to play using a game controller in addition to the traditional mouse controls. You can also enjoy the experience in full-screen mode, enhancing the overall accessibility.