ARIE: Moonprayer
ARIE: Moonprayer is an anime-style exploration experience. Moon is falling, and the world is ending. You will travel across the last remaining island in the world to reach the island’s peak, and play the “moonsongs” that resonates with the departed, uncovering the beauty of the apocalyptic world.
Moon is falling, and the world is ending.
Humankind is dying, making Island Cerul the last land on Earth.
Yet Diallo has to send on the departed to the moon, which is a moonbard’s purpose.
Set in a fantasy future, the Earth has returned to its primal state due to the extreme tides.
Moon, the place humankind had longed to conquer, started to fall little by little.
And the falling moon dusts shorten the human lifespan to an average of 30 years.
The last land on Earth, Island Cerul, has embraced a group of people who believe that moon is their real origin.
Therefore, moonbards thrived to send on the departed to the moon by performing the moonsongs.
Diallo will ride on a dramatic sequence in an ending world with his benefactor's daughter, Raye.
To find out the legacy his benefactor Teresia left, they have to get up to Baptismal Terra, the peak of the world.
As a moonbard, Diallo has to face the spirits of the departed. By performing moonsongs, they can return to the moon.
Finish their ascensions by following the rhythm of the moonsong and syncing with the music tempo.
As the remorse of the spirits goes too far, it’ll become a threat to Diallo's life.
Perform the moonsongs to free them from suffering.
Listen to what they really want to make the next move.
As a moonbard, Diallo has the power to sense the thoughts of the departed.
That means, many hidden resources and relics can be found on the island.
Some of them are just slice-of-life things, yet others might be useful or can provide key fragments to the truth of the world.
Also, resources can be used to build paths to new areas.
Due to the high tides, the mountain became an island. Water is everywhere.
Great canyons, reef coast, misty forest… these will make you stand for a few moments, admiring the view.
Day/night cycle also provides different beauties of same places.
Humankind is dying, making Island Cerul the last land on Earth.
Yet Diallo has to send on the departed to the moon, which is a moonbard’s purpose.
An Elegant Take On Apocalypse
Set in a fantasy future, the Earth has returned to its primal state due to the extreme tides.
Moon, the place humankind had longed to conquer, started to fall little by little.
And the falling moon dusts shorten the human lifespan to an average of 30 years.
The last land on Earth, Island Cerul, has embraced a group of people who believe that moon is their real origin.
Therefore, moonbards thrived to send on the departed to the moon by performing the moonsongs.
Feel The Weight Of Legacy
Diallo will ride on a dramatic sequence in an ending world with his benefactor's daughter, Raye.
To find out the legacy his benefactor Teresia left, they have to get up to Baptismal Terra, the peak of the world.
Song Of The Moonbard
As a moonbard, Diallo has to face the spirits of the departed. By performing moonsongs, they can return to the moon.
Finish their ascensions by following the rhythm of the moonsong and syncing with the music tempo.
As the remorse of the spirits goes too far, it’ll become a threat to Diallo's life.
Perform the moonsongs to free them from suffering.
Listen to what they really want to make the next move.
Unveil The Forgotten History
As a moonbard, Diallo has the power to sense the thoughts of the departed.
That means, many hidden resources and relics can be found on the island.
Some of them are just slice-of-life things, yet others might be useful or can provide key fragments to the truth of the world.
Also, resources can be used to build paths to new areas.
Countless Waterlogged Wonders
Due to the high tides, the mountain became an island. Water is everywhere.
Great canyons, reef coast, misty forest… these will make you stand for a few moments, admiring the view.
Day/night cycle also provides different beauties of same places.
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