Moor
A long forgotten kingdom found inside the mountain of Moor were sealed off a long time ago, but no one really knows why. Delve deep into the mountain and discover what really happend beyond the moutain walls.
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December 20, 2019
6 years and 226 days ago
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Mostly Positive24 reviews75.0%
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A long forgotten kingdom found inside the mountain of Moor were sealed off a long time ago, but no one really knows why. Delve deep into the mountain and discover what really happend beyond the moutain walls.
Moor is a first person roguelite randomly generated dungeon crawler with pixelated graphics.
Enter the mountain of Moor and delve down into an ancient kingdom and discover what happend to it.
Fight monsters and bosses. Solve puzzles, unveil secrets and avoid traps to gather fine loot and level up as you delve deeper into the mountain.
Moor is a first person roguelite randomly generated dungeon crawler with pixelated graphics.
Enter the mountain of Moor and delve down into an ancient kingdom and discover what happend to it.
Fight monsters and bosses. Solve puzzles, unveil secrets and avoid traps to gather fine loot and level up as you delve deeper into the mountain.
