Moroi

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Top Critic Average

50%

Critics Recommend

CGMagazine
6 / 10
Checkpoint Gaming
8 / 10
Loot Level Chill
5 / 10
Qualbert.com
Worth your time
MKAU Gaming
8 / 10
MonsterVine
3 / 5
Creators: Violent Saint, Good Shepherd Entertainment
Release Date: Apr 30, 2025 - PC
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Critic Reviews for Moroi

Moroi has a genuinely unique aesthetic and a distinct sense of atmosphere, but little else going for it.

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As a debut title, Violet Saint has done an impressive job of building a world that feels both dark and dismal, but also alive and full of character. Moroi is so much more than just a hack-and-slash, with both mystery and puzzles to solve throughout. The cast of absurd characters and humour keeps things light, even with all the gore, and the action packed combat sequences are bolstered by the pumping soundtrack. Even if you aren't familiar with Romanian folklore, anyone who enjoys a good grimdark fantasy will enjoy Moroi.

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Moroi’s messed up fairy tale setting is undoubtedly rather intriguing, but the dodgy combat and poor puzzles make it a chore to play.

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Qualbert.com

Worth your time
Qualbert.com

I’m quite mixed about this game. It has an intriguing set-up that leads you into wild twists and turns that you never see coming, adding with the oddball characters, bizarre dialogue, neat environments and it doesn’t overstay it’s welcome. But the simple and sometimes restrictive gameplay may not appeal to everyone and the myriad of issues that I’ve had with my time playing tells me that this needed more time to cook up and what we got in the end is an admirable but flawed debut. I do wish them the best of luck on what they’re working on next!

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Moroi has shown that anything is possible with such a messed-up story that drags you into the depths of hell.

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You clearly appreciate Moroi’s unapologetic weirdness and commitment to its aesthetic. The world-building, puzzles, and writing are engaging if you're on the game's wavelength. But the frustrating combat mechanics, occasional bugs, and unclear progression logic (especially with doors and puzzle gating) create a high barrier to enjoyment. It’s a fascinating mess, but it is best suited for players with patience and a taste for the bizarre.

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