不知道是手机端先出月圆之夜还是PC端，我从手机端开始玩起那时还没有梦魇模式更没有扩展包.
关卡非常不平衡女巫有黑暗曙光、爆炎术、暴风雪、缩小等. 卡牌也没有那么丰富. 但月圆之夜就是从原始走向成熟的，从手机端上我看到了这个游戏优化与改变。
(一款不错的游戏分享)

Bienvenidos a todos a un juegazo de cartas.

SOlo vengo a dejar esta reseña para los que jugamos el juego en español y vemos los personajes un tamaño enorme y lleno de bugs.

Lo que suceso es que el juego toma los puntos (.) como comas (,) debido a nuestro sistema métrico, lo que deben hacer es

Configuración -> Hora e idioma -> en la pestaña de "Región" deben usar

País o Región: Estados Unidos
Formato Actual: Ingles (Estados unidos)

Ipso fatso, juego solucionado.

il2cpp - Malware - Themida.Trojan.MalPack.DDS

Esta muy bueno el juego pero a menos que hagas una cosa rara con las configuraciones de Windows no te van a funcionar las texturas.

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EDIT: Ya lo arreglaron por lo visto asi que piola, el juego lo juge en android y me gusto mucho asi que pienso pegarle tremenda viceada en steam ahora. 👀

I should probably mention beforehand that this game is free. Being that, surprisingly, It doesn't seem to have any scammy tricks up its sleeve. These cheap DLCs are but bonus content, not a form of microtransaction. There is no catch. It's actually good and true. Yes, I couldn't believe it myself, but it sure scratches that Slay the Spire itch like nothing else.

God favors people with faith. So do demons.
- Fallen Priest

First and foremost, the game looks amazing, punchy and gratifying every step of the way. Between the pretty facade of a dreamy winter forest and vivid, even bizarre, character designs, Night of the Full Moon is perfect both as a Halloween and Christmas game. Although the writing is a bit dry for my liking, the cutscenes are amazing. And its compelling little story, accompanied by merry jingles, introduces a festive, yet simultaneously dark atmosphere. I adore this wicked re-imagining of an already gruesome tale. The setting is whimsical and scary at the same time, conveying the essence of its source of origin like it should.

There are dozens of regular frenemies, five bosses, and a decent variety of mini-bosses. Each of them has at least one game-changing special ability that adds variety and a good deal of challenge to the fights. The colorful personalities of the forest's inhabitants are as funny as they are disturbing - an aspect is reminiscent of Solitairica. That game also added a pinch of, should I say, sass and pazzazz to its antagonists. Highly recommend, by the way.

But it sure didn't have dialog options to pick from after defeating every other foe! Depending on your, initially blind, choices, you usually either get or lose Courage and Reputation (and other goodies). They are needed to receive bonuses and, when balanced in certain proportions, gain access to some of the bosses. But don't sweat it since after choosing an option once, its outcome will be always shown in your future runs. Besides, on Normal, I got where I wanted every time without thinking anyway, so it's but a cute touch, not a complicated mechanic.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2614088499
In front of you, you have 3 lanes that, aside from enemies, feature shops, chests, healing, card upgrades, blessings, deck-cleaning options... Eww! Describing the game's contents will only bog us down, so let's skip to the underlying mechanics. Actions are just your plain Energy that replenishes to default each turn, which is quite standard. Then comes the first oddity in the form of a Mana Pool. Refreshing, huh. Next, you don't get cards just for victories but gain XP and make your choices on level-ups. Finally, cards stay in your hand between turns unless something prevents it. Brought together, these features, common on their own, compose an unconventional mechanical set that makes the game stand out.

So does a significant difference in gameplay styles between base character classes. Ranger is amazing at cycling, discarding, and poisons/bleeds, using mostly Actions. Knight is less Action-dependant, specializing in armor accumulation and chaining 'free' attacks. Nun relies on Mana giving her tons of armor, healing, and Prayers - a unique type of card that have their effects empowered, depending on the number of turns you put the delay on. Last (DLCs excluded) but not least, Witch is all about Mana-intensive, but extremely devastating spells. Naturally, each of them gets a batch of unique abilities and equipment.

The game allows you to restart fights when you die. So, as long as your deck has the capacity to overcome and you're capable of clicking your mouse, you'll win. Thus, despite the semblances, Full Moon isn't a roguelite! The authors could've easily padded the game by adding permadeath, but they didn't. Make of it what you will. The game still has a basic meta-progression, some unlocks, and while it's exceedingly easy initially, soon you'll unlock all the layers of Hard, which gets quite brutal after a while.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2615635594
There’s so much content brought by climbing a tall difficulty ladder, akin to the Ascension mechanic in Slay the Spire. I’ve enjoyed more than enough of it already, especially considering that Night of the Full Moon is free. Granted, after a while, I went for Apothecary's Blessing DLC - I didn't have to, but it's a fun class. And what a fun game! Honestly, I started playing this gem on a whim, not expecting much, and then I couldn't put it down. Still can't! There is a plethora of things left to discover. I even had a dream about the game, which I take as an unambiguous sign of a truly memorable creation.

My curator Big Bad Mutuh

Played it on mobile. Amazing game with absolutely nothing to complain about except: please Mr. Dev allow us to bring our mobile saves to the PC! 11/10!

at it's core, this is a poorly translated chinese roguelike game

the card descriptions will sometimes not match up to their effects due to translation issues, etc. Dialogue wont make a lot of sense

but when i tell you, this game is fun as ♥♥♥♥, and super addicting. New modes that could be standalone games given to you for FREE.

the devs are passionate and STILL update this game. i cannot recommend it enough.

Buen juego bien dirigido Argentina

It's a very good card-based roguelite, perhaps the best I've played. The amount of content is staggering.

- 7 classes (with DLCs), each with its own unique mechanic;
- every monster provides a bit of narrative and offers a choice, uncovering a story and providing resources;
- the resources you have unlock the ending, meaning you have to complete the game several times, exploring different choices, to see them all;
- defeating the real boss... unlocks the actual game. What? Yes! The whole narrative mode (so to speak) is only the beginning — now the real fun begins;
- the "real fun" does not just add modifiers, like in some roguelites. Finishing the game on a certain level unlocks new perks for the class, so it's fun;
- each class also has a unique "real real" boss with a different mechanic, making each challenge separate, and you need to fulfill certain gameplay requirements to even reach her;
- AND I HAVEN'T EVEN REACHED ASCENSION!
- Oh, and did I mention Night of the Full Moon has a completely separate Slay the Spire-like dungeon crawler mode with unique cards and enemies?
- AND a puzzle minigame — just for a good measure?

The story and setting (a funny, charming play on the tale of the Little Red Riding Hood) are good. The fights themselves are your normal card-based ordeal, but the enemies are varied and don't get stale (consider my playtime!).

Does the game have downsides?
- After a HUNDRED HOURS of play I'll admit most classes are relatively shallow — each only allows for a couple of strategies and generally goes after the same thing each time. Still, there are builds to pick from and tune. And there are enough classes to switch them around and make sure the experience stays fresh.
- The game is mildly glitchy — I had to reset my PC clock to the USA date format, otherwise enemies wouldn't show. It's weird, but solvable.

As you can see, those are minor. Otherwise, an easy thumbs up from me.

Ok, I really did enjoy this game! I Swear!! But my antivirus flagged something this game was doing in Sys32 so I can neither allow it to stay on my PC nor recommend it.
If you don't care, here were my gameplay thoughts:
Pros:
- Can be played quickly and casually, not a big time dig.
- Replayability was good if you're just interested in fast-paced card game combat
- Art and sound is well done

Cons:
- Online only
- Translation isn't very good
- Can be repetitive if you're looking for something to seriously strategize over