Compared to other games, Driftmoon has these positive features: 1. Excellent game balance The player can progress through the game at a steady pace. No constant “run here to pick up drops from dead enemies”, “run there to sell useless items to a merchant”. In short, the game’s developer is **very** empathetic towards the player. 2. Puzzles In Driftmoon, the puzzles are perfect, adding another facet to the game’s pleasant atmosphere. 3. Waypoints As the player explores an area, Driftmoon **automatically** sets waypoints. 4. Font Silly, I know, but I really like the font that the developer used for text in Driftmoon. 5. Feedback Driftmoon’s developer welcomes feedback. Throughout the game, the player can press the “f” key to display a feedback form. Negative Features This review would seem like a marketing pitch (and I do recommend purchasing Driftmoon) if I didn’t include some complaints: 1. Even though the Mod Editor provides tooltips, the Mod Editor is **not** intuitively obvious to the uninitiated. No documentation exists to explain its functions. 2. The website of the game’s developer, Instant Kingdom, needs a makeover. Did I finish Driftmoon? Yes
