MOONCALL

Rescue stranded foragers from a cratered moon.

A retro vector space rescue game. Fly your ship across the moon, land to draw stranded foragers in with its gravity field, then walk the surface to extend your reach while the asteroid fields close in.

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// ABOUT

Mooncall is a retro space rescue game drawn in vector line art. Pilot your ship across a cratered moonscape with classic thrust and rotate controls. Foragers, civilians who brave asteroid season to gather mushrooms, are stranded across the surface. Fly close and your ship's gravity field draws them to your hull, then land to confirm the rescue and take off for the next.

Or leave the ship and explore on foot. Deploy extender beacons that stretch the rescue range across the surface so foragers are drawn in far from any landing spot, and raise arc shields between them to block asteroids. The ground itself is never fixed. Asteroid impacts crater it, you can dig into it, and moonquakes heave it up and down, while space mushrooms with their own strange effects dot the surface.

Built for the sharp, fast look of arcade games from the 1970s, 80s, and 90s. No microtransactions, no ads, just the rescue and the run.

// FEATURES

Two ways to play: fly your ship, or leave it and cross the surface on foot.
Different kinds of upgrades for your ship and equipment, earned as you rescue.
Networks of extender beacons that stretch your rescue range, with arc shields strung between them to block asteroids.
The moonscape reshapes as you play. Asteroid impacts crater the ground, you can dig into it, and moonquakes heave it up and down.
Space mushrooms with their own strange effects.
Party mode: local couch co-op with its own leaderboard.
Global leaderboards for daily, weekly and all-time scores, with a separate board for every difficulty level. They run in Rescue Eras, seasons that change over time.
Achievements to unlock.
25 languages, plus colorblind modes and flash reduction.
Available on Windows, macOS, and Linux, all from launch, with full keyboard, gamepad, and mouse support.
No ads, no microtransactions, no paid DLC.