There is absolutely no shortage of indie 2D platformers out there, yet they continue to be made because of an overwhelming affection for the genre. It’s not just folks in the west creating such titles either, as doujin teams or individuals in Japan are hard at work on their own. Tobari and the Night of the Curious Moon is one such product that comes to us from desunoya and was published on Steam by Sekai Project. Yep, those now incredibly well-known visual novel publishers have added another non-VN to their library (next to RaidersSphere4th). The question is whether or not this flirtation with other genres results in successful Steam releases or not. Really, it all depends on how good Tobari and the Night of the Curious Moon is.
Those seeking the simple joys of platforming action that’ll run on prehistoric gaming rigs can’t go wrong with Tobari.
Full review by Cory Galliher on Popzara
FanimeCon 2015 played host to a great deal of new announcements from Sekai Project during their panel on Friday. In total, four games were revealed as getting an English release sometime in the future. They aren’t all visual novels, either.
