Independent game guide

Moonlight

Guide a loose moon orb through ten manor rooms by possessing and repositioning the furniture around it.

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Moonlight

Guide the orb without carrying it

Moonlight gives direct control of a small ghost, but the moon orb moves according to the room and its furniture. Release it with F, then move ahead to possess, rotate, or activate the objects that can redirect its path.

The opening room teaches the idea with a tilting shelf: the orb keeps moving while the ghost changes the environment around it. Later rooms add mirrors, a magical book, and more unusual uses for familiar furniture.

Experiment, then recall

Use WASD or left-click to move, F to interact, Q and E to adjust the controlled object, and Space to trigger its action. R recalls the orb to its latest safe point, so a failed angle rarely costs more than a quick reset.

If a room's intention is unclear, H reveals a hint. The optional keepsake rewards looking beyond the most direct route, but the central objective remains moving the orb safely through all ten connected rooms.

Desktop and session limits

The game is designed for a desktop keyboard and mouse and does not support touch controls. Fullscreen helps with the wider rooms; click inside the player again after switching modes so it regains keyboard focus.

Progress is not saved between sessions. Refreshing the page restarts the manor, so plan to finish the compact sequence in one sitting.

Guide

Move: WASD or left-click
Interact: F releases the orb, picks up the book, or controls nearby furniture
Adjust: Q and E rotate or adjust the selected object; Space uses its action
Recover: R recalls the orb to its latest safe point; H shows a hint
Caveat: Desktop keyboard and mouse only; progress resets after a refresh

Creator's description

The orb keeps its own momentum, so the puzzle is about shaping a route rather than carrying the answer. The immediate recall key makes experimentation pleasantly low-risk.