Free demo available
Rootlight
Bow-and-arrow metroidvania · in development
The old forest has rotted. One archer goes down to its Heart with seven arrows that each open the world.
Moon Cartridge
Pixel-art games, made by hand under the moon.
Platformers, arcade and versus games in the spirit of the old cartridges. Free to play, right in your browser.
The games
Every game gets its own moon on the cartridge.
Beta demo available
Dawnless
Gothic metroidvania · in development
A castle without dawn. Three hunters. A night to cross. Explore the demo and discover the world of Vahl.
Candeia
Cozy adventure
Seven nights. One quiet village. Light the lamps and stay for the sunrise.
After the Drizzle
Cozy platformer
A cozy pixel-art walk after the rain. Eight gentle chapters. No hurry, no lives to lose.
Sledgehammer
Action platformer
Three stages, one sledgehammer. Crack the rock, shatter the spikes, topple the Burrow King and the Anvil Golem.
Firefly: Deep Forest
Cozy platformer
The forest has lost its sparks. Ten stages to bring its light home.
Deep Ascent: The Miner's Journey
Mining platformer
1000 metres down. One way up. Dig, climb and fight your way back to the sky.
Dead Dawn: Rust & Ruin
Post-apocalyptic action platformer
A knife you can always swing, a revolver you can rarely afford to fire. Thirteen stages, thirteen bosses.
Bloodmoon Castle
Vampire-hunter action platformer
Fifteen stages. One castle. Eight bosses, and Count Dracula waiting in the throne hall.
RelicShot
Archery brawler · 2–4 players
Four archers. One arena. Every skull counts. Local versus, CPU archers or online.
Bomber Odyssey
Arcade platformer
One little bomb. One big adventure! Three sectors and a furnace titan to blast.
8 Things
Cozy platformer
A black cat, a rainy night, and eight things to light in every phase, until morning.
About the studio
Moon Cartridge is a one-person indie studio from Brazil, run by Flávio Henrique Bonfim, a developer who grew up blowing into cartridges.
The games are 2D and 2.5D, in pixel art, in many genres, with a soft spot for metroidvanias. Most of them run in the browser, with nothing to install, and are free to play.
New games, trailers and devlogs come out on itch.io and YouTube.