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Review: Moonlight Peaks (Nintendo Switch)
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Pure Nintendo
Moonlight Peaks comes in native Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 versions, and our review time was spent with the former.
Needless to say, Moonlight Peaks offers a ton of gameplay—about 50-100+ hours, depending on how you play.
However, what makes Moonlight Peaks farming mechanics stand out is that there are certain crops you can only grow through magic.
Moonlight Peaks adds another mechanic here though that I found to be really fun, and that’s a card game called Nokturna.
It’s clear to me how much effort has gone into Moonlight Peaks.