Fraser Brown reviews Instant Kingdom's Driftmoon with a smile on his face that no amount of human stupidity can remove. "What sorcery is contained within the game to make it elicit the unnatural contortion of my mouth, you ask? Well, it’s a delightful blend of RPG and adventure game, full of wit and charm, it allows you to travel with a haughty royal panther, features drunk crabs and it spins a great many wonderful yarns. All in all, it is very much my cup of tea. A very nice earl grey, if you will."
There are certain values that are overlooked in games nowadays, the main thing is creativity. Herein Driftmoon stands. Like a game of pure creativity, unique characters and dialogues ... crazy.
Thomas Faust of TPG writes:
"Driftmoon might not be the most beautiful game out there and its combat engine is functional at best, but it wins you over by sheer force of personality. I definitely liked what it tried to achieve, and I enjoyed almost every bit of the journey."
Alex of Greenlit Gaming writes: "Games nowadays tend to be extremely dramatic, depressing, and filled to the brim with weaponry and zombies. Thankfully, a game occasionally comes around to break that mold and try something a little different. In my case, playing Driftmoon as been quite the pleasant experience. With a colorful cast of characters and witty dialogue, the game is certainly a nice change of pace from the usual RPG experience. Its unique style and light-hearted nature is what prompted me to get in touch with the husband and wife team Ville and Anne Mönkkönen to discuss their labor of love, Driftmoon."
