YORIMICHI PLAYLIST
HOW TO PLAY
Controls and goals
- How to operate
- Use the direction keys to move, Enter to confirm, and Esc to menu or cancel. It also supports mouse operation. Battles are turn-based, and you choose your actions from a menu.
- Goal
- Join Harold and Marsha as they search for treasure in Moonlit Lake, following a story that goes beyond combat and puzzle-solving to involve meteorites and magic.
ABOUT THE GAME
From the two's treasure hunt,
To world history.
Harold finds an old map and sets off on a treasure hunt with his childhood friend Marsha. The setting is a world where magic was once created by falling meteorites. As the two overcome obstacles and mysteries, they come into contact with information that connects them to the church's control and the distant past.
FROM HOME TO ADVENTURE
Leave the room,
Start your journey from the village.
This is a top-down RPG where you walk through houses and villages and investigate people and things. Information during the adventure is collected not only through conversations, but also in books and records of requests. While confirming your purpose, you will visit places of interest.
Actual play photography: Detour Playlist Editorial Department/Production: Zion
The location of the battle has been determined.
Battles are arranged as events and there are no random encounters. You choose your actions each turn, and you can choose from five types of weapons to suit your style of progress.
Collect books and learn the background
There are 47 books that can be collected. It contains clues to the history and background of the world. The story of searching for treasure and the fun of reading about the past through books progress in parallel.
Mystery solving and two endings
The adventure includes puzzles and mini-games, and has two endings. You can choose from three difficulty levels for combat, so you can adjust it to suit the pace of the story.
PLAY NOTES
Play notes
- Starting procedure
- Start with "Run game". The initial display "Schatzsuche starten" starts the treasure hunt, and "Optionen" is the setting. "Language" in the settings becomes the language item.
- Language and important information
- Japanese is not supported. Officially supported languages are English, German, and Spanish. The initially displayed "Normal (empfohlen)" is standard difficulty (recommended), and "Ja/Nein" is Yes/No.
- Record and difficulty level
- There is a Questlog that summarizes requests and a list of books collected. You can change the difficulty level midway through the game from the Help menu. In German, "Aufträge" is for requests, "Büchersammlung" is for collecting books, and "Hilfe" is for help.
- Browser version
- The author states that it is not optimized for browsers. If you have any problems, you can also choose the download version from the same official page.
Open the map and
The two go on a treasure hunt.
The official distribution page and official web version were confirmed on September 22, 2026. The two published images were taken by the editorial department on the official web version. Sources: The treasure of the Moonlight Lake — Zion official distribution page, Author's v1.52 update information, supported languages and browser versions
STREAMING INFO
Streaming and video uploads
We could not confirm any explicit instructions for distribution, video posting, or monetization on the official work page. Please check the author's latest information before publishing.
“Unconfirmed” does not mean streaming is prohibited. We have not confirmed an official policy for the general public.
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