Crimson Moon probably isn’t going to wow you with something new, but maybe it doesn’t have to. Sometimes, you just want one of those lazy summer afternoon games, and if Crimson Moon can make its roguelike and loot elements as interesting as its combat, I think developer Probably Monsters will have something here.
Crimson Moon probably isn’t going to wow you with something new, but maybe it doesn’t have to. Sometimes, you just want one of those lazy summer afternoon games, and if Crimson Moon can make its roguelike and loot elements as interesting as its combat, I think developer Probably Monsters will have something here.
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