✅ Strongly recommended for fans of erotic point-and-click adventures who value strong art direction, smooth animations, and classic puzzle gameplay.

Tales of the Moon delivers a surprising amount of content for its premise. You play as a spunky elven girl defending her village from a horde of horny orcs through simple puzzles, exploration, and frequent adult scenes.

The gameplay stays accessible, the tone remains playful, and the large animated gallery makes it especially appealing for fans of erotic point-and-click games.

Female Protagonist — A spunky elven girl determined to save her village

Point & Click Adventure / Puzzle / Adult（R18） / Fantasy / Erotic Comedy

■ Core Themes
● Fantasy Races ● Sexual Humor ● Exploration & Discovery ● Corruption Journey
● Light-hearted Erotic Tone

■ Sexual Content ● Oral ● Vaginal ● Anal ● Masturbation (Female) ● Creampie
● Threesome ● Foursome ● Group Sex ● Sex Toys ● Watersports ● Ahegao

■ Fetishes & Extras ● Big Breasts ● Breastjob ● Futanari ● Intersex ● Yuri
● Interspecies Sex (Orcs, Goblins, Werewolves) ● Soft BDSM ● Spanking ● Animated Scenes

※ Note: Despite the presence of dubious situations, the overall presentation is playful and comedic rather than grim or realistic.

None. Fully uncensored adult content available as intended by the developers.

~6–10 hours depending on exploration, puzzle solving, and scene hunting.

Progressive. Some puzzles are straightforward, while others are more demanding and offer little to no guidance. Overall, the game remains fairly intuitive, and the frequent adult scenes help maintain interest even when progression slows.

Hand-drawn western-style art with expressive characters, colorful environments, and numerous animated sex scenes unlockable in the gallery.

Light fantasy background music. No voice acting, but strong visual storytelling and animation carry the experience.

Replay value comes from optional and easy-to-miss interactions that can trigger additional scenes, as well as revisiting areas to uncover content not seen during a first playthrough.

In Tales of the Moon, you play as a lively elven heroine enjoying a peaceful forest life—until orcs suddenly attack and scatter the villagers. Left on her own, she sets out to protect her home using clever traps, environmental puzzles, and, when necessary, seductive distractions.

The narrative doesn’t take itself seriously. Instead, it leans into erotic comedy and fantasy absurdity, constantly subverting expectations. You might collect mushrooms for a witch expecting a potion—only to later discover they’re being used in a far more… personal way. It’s this irreverent humor that defines the game’s charm.

① Classic Point and Click Exploration
You move left and right with the keyboard and interact with the environment using the mouse. Objects are often hidden in the scenery and must be clicked to progress.

② Puzzle and Item Progression
Most objectives involve finding items and giving them to the correct characters while moving back and forth across the map. Important areas are visible on a map, but some interactions are easy to miss and provide little guidance, making trial and error sometimes necessary.

③ Scenes and Gallery
Adult scenes are triggered through normal gameplay or optional interactions. Once unlocked, scenes can be replayed from the gallery, and the content becomes progressively more intense as the story advances.

• The Elven Heroine — Cute, expressive, and gradually initiated into the darker (and hornier) side of her world.
• Orcs & Goblins — Physically imposing, crude, and used for both puzzle failure states and deliberate scene unlocking.
• Side Characters — Including a barmaid, witch, and other fantasy figures who add variety and humor.

Yuri content is also present, including tribadisme (the term for two female genitals rubbing together), alongside futanari and intersex scenes.

I genuinely loved playing Tales of the Moon. I am a big fan of point and click games in general, and seeing this format used in an erotic fantasy setting works extremely well. Being able to freely explore a map, unlock new locations as you progress, and advance through simple objectives makes the experience engaging and easy to get into.

The core gameplay revolves around exploration and item hunting. NPCs regularly ask for specific objects, some of which are hidden within the environment under rocks, trees, or scenery elements. While most puzzles are straightforward, a few can be unclear and may slow down progress without a guide. That said, the frequent erotic scenes and visual rewards keep the pacing enjoyable rather than frustrating.

The hand drawn artwork and animations are excellent and clearly crafted with care. Watching scenes play out in real time, along with character reactions to your actions, adds a lot of personality. Small details make a big difference, such as repeatedly clicking on characters to provoke different reactions, or interacting with environmental elements like aphrodisiac mushrooms that trigger unexpected scenes. The game is full of playful, surprising moments that reward curiosity.

While the story itself remains simple and mostly serves as a framework for progression, it does not get in the way of the gameplay. The focus is clearly on atmosphere, exploration, and erotic content, with a nostalgic point and click feel that many players will recognize and appreciate.

I would strongly recommend Tales of the Moon to fans of erotic point and click adventures, players who enjoy fantasy settings with elves and orcs, and anyone looking for a visually polished adult game that values interaction and discovery over complex narrative structure.

▲ Large number of animated & varied erotic scenes
▲ High-quality hand-drawn art with a strong, consistent style
▲ Smooth animations that play out naturally during gameplay
▲ Light-hearted, playful erotic tone with a good sense of humor
▲ Exploration-focused point and click gameplay with visible progression
▲ Many optional interactions and environmental details that reward curiosity
▲ Wide variety of fetishes and fantasy situations

▼ Some puzzles and interactions lack clear hints and can require trial and error or a guide
▼ Gameplay relies heavily on fetch quests and backtracking
▼ Story remains simple and mostly serves as a framework for scenes
▼ Certain sound effects and voices are reused, which becomes noticeable over time