Moonlight Peaks

Thank you for your continued support and feedback for Moonlight Peaks. We've prepared the 1.2.7 update to address some performance and quest issues.FixesFixed an issue where the “Elections by Moonlight” quest could not be continued. Players will have to redo the quest dialogue with the NPCs that are not crossed off in their quest objective.Fixed an issue where upgrading the house caused an infinite loading screen when starting a new night if a Gramophone was positioned at certain spots.Thanks for your continued support and feedback.

Hey Moonlighters!We heard your feedback on the price rebalancing in patch 1.2.3! While the changes were meant to make different ways of making money more viable, they ultimately made earning money more difficult and hurt anyone with a big vineyard.It's clear we need to reassess our approach to updating the in-game economy for players at all stages. We'll keep considering the best approach, but in the meantime, we're fully restoring what you can earn from wine, beer, and honey. We also upgraded bulk cooking to be even more bulky!Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. Keep the feedback coming!ChangesRestored recipes and prices of Red Wine, White Wine, and Beer to what they were before patch 1.2.3.Increased Honey sell price and production to make it more profitable, matching the revenue from before patch 1.2.3.Bulk cooking now works with up to 25 items instead of 8.Bulk cooking now requires playing the cooking minigame only once per bulk.FixesFixed an issue where some decorations could not be picked up anymore, including the Herb Garden and Cauldron.Fixed an issue where additional copies of a Nokturna card were not recognized in the collection overview and deckbui

Thank you for your continued support and feedback for Moonlight Peaks. The major 1.2.3 update includes the following updates and improvements.ImprovementsThe Museum now accepts higher quality items, including fish.The red Gramophone is now always available for purchase at The Broken Lamp.Bought accessories and other customizations are now stored in the player’s inventory and can be gifted and sold.Hair can now be changed at the mirror instead of by consuming an Alter Ego Elixir.Cooking can now be done in bulk, similar to crafting.Cooking and crafting can now be canceled.The amount of nights between some mainline quests have been reduced.Plum and Willow trees now drop Dark Wood. Weeping Willow trees now drop Light Wood.Forageables, including flowers, will now spawn even if low priority foliage is in the way.Increased the respawn rate of foliage in non-plot areas, including trees.Sugarbones now grow to full length everywhere and are only harvestable when fully grown.Tier 2 spells can now be performed without the Witch’s Wand.Antique Furniture decorations now have purple variants.The HUD UI now displays the current day of the week.The calendar as well as the end of night sequence now

Thank you for your continued support and feedback for Moonlight Peaks. We've got another small update today that addresses some performance and quest issues.Bug FixesAdded a photo-sensitivity warning when the game first starts.Fixed an issue where star signs of the Star Gazing minigame were obstructed by the black bars on wide screen monitors.Fixed an issue where the Loveage Gift Exchange could soft lock the game.Fixed animals in Luna’s shop becoming permanently unavailable after a heart event with Pumpkin Head.Increased the chance of Weeping Willows respawning in the Howling Marshes to improve late-game access to dark wood.Additional improvements are coming in 1.2.Fixed an issue where the “Back to the Den” achievement did not trigger upon returning all Vampsters.Players that have already returned all Vampsters will trigger the achievement in retrospect after advancing one in-game day.Fixed an issue where the player could escape the Recover the Moon quest without finishing its objective.Players that have experienced this issue and currently can't continue will automatically proceed to the next quest upon starting the next day.Fixed memory leaks caused by the Bee House and