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Moonlight Rounds
Build a dango party, heal through dangerous boss fights, and start making tactical decisions in Moonlight Rounds.
BycybeldiaIn developmentLink checked Oct 22, 2026
How to play Moonlight Rounds
- Recruit, evolve, and position dango before battles.
- Equip items and combine dango at the teahouse.
- Click an ally to heal, or hover and press a spell key.
- Manage mana, cast times, cooldowns, and emergency spells.
- Pause to inspect the board and plan your next move.
- Keep the party alive through Raid Night.
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What is Moonlight Rounds?
Moonlight Rounds is a single-player strategy auto-battler made by cybeldia. In an old hospital beneath a harvest moon, dango have awakened, and some can heal. Your team handles the attacks while you choose recruits, arrange positions, equip items, and support the party. It runs through itch.io on 64-bit Windows and Linux, with keyboard, mouse, and controller support. The project is still in development, and a free demo lets you try part of the experience.
How a run of Moonlight Rounds plays
A run of Moonlight Rounds mixes preparation with hands-on healing. Recruit and evolve dango, decide who stands in each row, equip items, and study the boss rules before combat. Once the fight starts, your party battles automatically while you click allies or use spell keys to heal them. Manage mana, cast times, cooldowns, and emergency magic while reacting to marked targets, blocked healing, formation changes, and heavy attacks. Pause when you need to plan, then aim to survive Raid Night.
Why Moonlight Rounds is worth a try
Moonlight Rounds puts you in the support seat instead of the attacker’s seat. Your dango fight on their own, so victory depends on keeping the team alive, reading boss warnings, and building a formation that works together. The collection side is substantial too: seven distinct healers, 36 recruitable dango, 85 items, hats, perks, achievements, and several boss types give each run more to chase than a simple arcade battle.
Who will enjoy Moonlight Rounds
Moonlight Rounds fits players who enjoy auto-battlers, roguelites, team-building, and boss encounters that reward preparation. Collectors have dango, items, hats, perks, achievements, daily runs, and a run history to explore. It also suits players who like active support gameplay rather than direct attacks. Set expectations for an in-development project: the demo is limited, while the full listed package offers a much broader set of areas and systems.
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Is Moonlight Rounds free to play?
The complete game is listed for $10.00 on itch.io. A free demo is also available, with access to the opening area and five healer choices. Progress from the demo can be moved into the full version using its save export and import options.
Who made Moonlight Rounds?
Moonlight Rounds was created by cybeldia. The project listing says AI assistance was used for code, graphics, and text. It is currently labeled as being in development.
Where can I play Moonlight Rounds?
You can play Moonlight Rounds through its itch.io listing on 64-bit Windows 10 or 11, or on a 64-bit Linux distribution from 2022 or later. It supports keyboard and mouse input as well as controllers.
How do you play Moonlight Rounds?
Build a dango team, place members in formation, equip items, and prepare for each boss. During combat, the party attacks automatically while you heal allies, manage resources, watch boss actions, and use pauses to make better decisions.
Is Moonlight Rounds like a survivors-like game?
It shares the run-based planning and upgrade appeal that survivors-like fans may enjoy, but Moonlight Rounds is an auto-battler with a different job for the player. Your team attacks independently, while you handle healing, positioning, recruitment, equipment, and boss responses.
Is Moonlight Rounds finished or still in development?
Moonlight Rounds is still in development. The current demo provides a focused sample, while the listed full game includes seven healers, four areas, five difficulty tiers, bosses, events, perks, achievements, and collection features. That means the project already has a sizable framework, but it is not presented as finished.