Kate Mitchell Jewett

Violet LeBeaux’s Moonlight in Garland begins like so many other cozy games: you’re feeling burnt out by your life, and decide to make a fresh start. But the place you find yourself moving to isn’t an isolated island or a rural farmstead – instead, you relocate to Garland, a bustling city absolutely packed with things to do. First step: rent an apartment. Next: get yourself a bank account and a city ID.

Mary is a student beginning her first year at the university of her dreams alongside her friends. As the year progresses, she’ll deal with various problems such as getting a bad grade, taking her cat to the vet, attending a crowded concert, and much more. It’s your job to help her solve each of the titular Little Problems by identifying who’s present, what’s going on, what actions Mary should take, and more.

You are the Knightling, apprentice to Sir Lionstone, the greatest knight the land of Clesseia has ever seen. But when Sir Lionstone suddenly goes missing, it’s time for you to step up and become the hero. Armed with your mentor’s iconic shield, powered by a strange element known as Callyrium, you must locate and rescue Sir Lionstone – and, along the way, solve puzzles, complete side quests, defeat enemies, and go shield-sliding, shield-gliding, and more.