Moonsouls User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience78.6% of reviews
Neutral0.0% of reviews
Negative experience21.4% of reviews

~ Based on 14 written reviews from the US App Store.

Is Moonsouls Safe?

Moonsouls: Echoes of the Past appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Moonsouls is 89/100.

This assessment is based on 118 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.6/5.

Safety Analysis

93.2% of ratings point to a safe experience
4.2% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.5% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 118 App Store ratings for Moonsouls.

Is Moonsouls Legit?

Moonsouls: Echoes of the Past appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Moonsouls is 85/100.

Based on 85 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Bad/No Customer Support

Game stopped working 1/2 way through. I reached out 3 times and got an automated response that someone would follow up with me. That never happened. Got a refund from App Store.

Colorblind

So far just from the demo it's pretty good, but instant low rating for no consideration for colorblind individuals. Coloring puzzles are fine as long as there is a skip function. But that very first HO scene in the wagon, it took me way too long of just trial and error to finally get past it. Please do better in your future games and add a skip function when there is a color matching puzzle.
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Missed this one

After having such a great response from this developer, I went back and replayed all my old purchases and found this one. They all stand the test of time. Great mix of HOS and puzzles. Keep ‘‘em coming!

Echoes of the Past

Thoroughly enjoyed it!
I didn’t realize there was a sequel, and I played that one first. I think this was the better of the two!
And I FINALLY got all the collectibles! 😃One is super tricky, though, and can only be gotten after you take care of something in the game. Good stuff!

Stuck as item bar has disappeared

Am in the capital but on this screen there is no item bar any more so cannot use the feather duster to get dust. Just paid £6.99 so very frustrating. If I change screens the items are again visible and useable - just missing in this one screen. Cannot proceed. Checked walkthrough and of course it is visible in screen shots. Anyone else had this? Need advice. Was enjoying it until this happened.
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Just started

I just started playing a few minutes ago.
I am hooked. A lot of guessing as what to do.
But intriguing

Short

The game and bonus game was way too short for the money

Moonstruck

Just finished the game. I enjoyed this one better than the last. I’m not really a space person but this held my interest.

Amazing👍

This game was fantastic. Loved it. Great job. Thank you for putting out these games so reliably and giving us something to look forward to. ❤️

🥰

Didn’t think I was going to like this game but I really enjoyed it . Good puzzles 😘

Moon souls

Another interesting game. Collectibles difficult enough to be engaging. Agree with moxie on being a bit out there for me and enjoying rite of passage a bit more. Still appreciate all the new games. A little change of pattern can’t hurt and the attention to detail is amazing.

Game is playing great so far. Appreciate all your efforts.
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Moonsouls: Echoes of the Past by LynxMinx

Save the world of Priora in this unusual and futuristic fantasy. The graphics were strange, but oddly gorgeous. The cut-scenes were exotic and magnificent. Mad Head provided us with a lengthy game, replete with quirky gameplay, tons of unique puzzles and a nice variety of HO scenes. One was also provided the opportunity to examine items from different perspectives by turning them around or in a different direction. Inventory usage was definitely novel, and to progress through this game it was necessary to think outside the box. The gimmick in the game was a mystical glove which could be used in several different ways, but I won’t go into detail so as not to spoil it. I enjoyed the game and it held my interest. Once you collected all of the Mad Head sigils, you were able to embark on a treasure hunt. After the treasure hunt, you could then complete an ultimate HO puzzle. Comparatively speaking, this game was reminiscent of some of the old EIPIX games, such as Saga of the Nine Worlds. The only issue I found with this game was that it lacked touchscreen sensitivity at times. I have written to Mad Head, and asked them to increase the sensitivity of the gameplay interface. So far my pleas have fallen on deaf ears. Thus, my rating will remain at 4 stars.
Happy New Year to all!
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Brilliant game!

When I seen the game first and had space involved in it I thought oh no hint button time, but u go back and fourth too two worlds in this game and it’s one of madheads best ones so far, great puzzles great storyline good length game, well done guys 👍🏻

Odd but compelling

Well worth the price of admission and I am a huge Mad Head fan but as one reviewer wrote about Wanderlust, as with this one, the plot is too strange—too contrived. I love the historical bits but the kid changing into a monster and chasing planetary villains was just a little “out there” (ha) for me— Deus Ex machina is a term I love but perhaps the developers were too literal with the idea? The game play and puzzles were still very engaging but I do like a good storyline thrumming in the background, no matter the setting. Mad Head has always given us great stories, great games but this one, as well as Wanderlust, were just not quite story ready for me. Still thank you developers for giving us so much mind-bending entertainment! And oddly enough, I loved Rite of Passage!
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