16BITKING'S PROFILE

author=LordBlueRouge
I was like "why is 16bitking releasing this on 14th-...."

And then mid-way through watching the trailer, I was like:

"...-Ooooooh! they're releasing it on October 14th cause the Catalyst happens on October 14th!"

Really clever piece of marketing here dude! lol! I love stuff like this!
Looking forward to more of this on the 14th!

Lol, really I'm just releasing it a bit early because I'm a bit tired of waiting. I was thinking of releasing it on the date of Harold Camping's armageddon prediction, October 21st, but the cataclysmdda.org prediction was closer so I changed it to sooner upon that realization.

author=rpghorrorfan
Awesome, glad to hear that. I can kind of understand why it may be popular in Japan, I can see some influences in the design of the game itself. I still need to finish playing it and watch YouTube videos. Good luck with your next game. Hope you’re doing well. ^^

Well, to be honest the game is generally kinda a response to the more self-referential tone I often find in most American-made RPGMaker games, which I personally tend to have a bit of a distaste towards (and it seems Japanese RPGMaker projects are typically made in a manner similar to this: using primarily only structural advancements rather than aesthetic ones in original properties).
Where the Moon Goes At Night, retrospectively, isn't exactly a game I'm totally proud of, however I think that motivates me more to make Beetle Ninja a much better game, and as such early feedback generally seems to be far better than with Where the Moon Goes At Night (so perhaps the vertical slices I have tested are either just the game's strongest bits, or the game's turning out good? Who can say at this point lol).
I must also point out that the majority of YouTube content surrounding the game, at least that I've seen, totally ignores the majority of the game's secret content, and much of it is from the 1.0 English release which lacks in a lot of content and bugfixes.

author=matski
When I try to cast one of the spells, I'll get a pop-up saying, "An invalid CBAData was specified." Then the game will close. Where can I get this data?

It's a problem with your computer, you have to redownload the game.

author=rpghorrorfan
Wow, I can’t believe I never got around to trying out this game until now! I’ve only just started playing, but I really like it so far. I have a soft spot for games made in rm2k3, and you’ve definitely achieved that surreal and humorous niche of some of those older classic games. Your sprite-work and designs are really well done and unique! I looked at your profile saying you have experience as an artist, it definitely shows! I can’t wait to play the rest in a few sittings! And this is amazing for a first game, you have some real potential as a developer!

Thanks a lot mate! This means a lot to me!
In truth, due to changes in the software I used for making art assets in Where the Moon Goes At Night, RPGMaker 2003 development (especially in terms of artwork) is a load more difficult nowadays, but I'd love to make more games, especially in the same engine!

author=TheRpgmakerAddict
Oddly the long hallway did not bother me. I was referring to the last maps, the forest, the mountain and the final map, where I hoped to find more interactive spots as I was sure that some things I was were useful (like the skull inside one of the three), but no I was wrong (the first area for example, has the busy bots that are in fact useless but it gives a message that they are ignoring you). Eheh, not a problem anyway!

Oh, there's stuff there too (although admittedly it's not as extensive nor apparent as the busy robots)! I won't spoil it for you, but you should do some additional searching in those areas.