Moroi

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• Patch Notes·5 Jun 2025Official

  Moroi Adds Romanian Language Support

  Moroi now supports the Romanian language with some additional fixes! To test it out, press the Settings Cog and head to the ‘Properties’ menu. Once you’re there, click the ‘Betas’ tab and opt-in to the ‘romana-romanian’ beta branch. Keep in mind, there may be some issues that we are not yet aware of, so your vigilance and feedback is extremely appreciated. For safety, make sure your save files are backed up, as there is potential for save conflicts between the Romanian and default branches of Moroi. Your save files will be located in: (x86)\\Steam\\steamapps\\common\\Moroi\\Moroi\\Saved\\SaveGames)Am adăugat suport pentru limba Română, plus alte câteva fixuri! Ca să testați ultima versiune, apăsați pe rotița Gestionează, si apoi selectati Proprietăți. În noua fereastră, selectați "Versiuni Beta” și acolo selectați Participare la versiunea beta - ramura "romana-romanian”.E posibil să apară unele mici probleme în noua versiune, și orice feedback ne ajută mult.Vă recomandăm să faceți back-up la salvări - pot apărea conflicte între salvările din versiunea Română și cea standard. Le găsiți aici: (x86)\\Steam\\steamapps\\common\\Moroi\\Moroi\\Saved\\SaveGames)
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• Patch Notes·15 May 2025Official

  Moroi Patch Notes - 05/15/25

  Global: - Fixed issues for controller support. - Fixed an issue where localization wasn't working properly in some levels (English should not appear in non-English settings.) - HDR support re-enabled. Moon Mages: - Fixed an issue where loading into the level after starting could block player progress. - The Artist's Room now loads properly after fighting the water mages. - Fixed an issue where the room before Edgar displayed a debug arrow on the floor. - Added proper collisions in the Sewers Priest room. - Removed a visible debug cylinder underneath the bridge. - Resolved a potential crash that could occur after loading a save. Ritual Grounds: - Fixed an issue where loading a save after defeating Moroi would place the player back into the boss fight. - Fixed a bug where completing the Ritual Grounds, starting a New Game, and progressing could corrupt future saves in that area. Foreverdark Town: - George's dialogue occasionally became invisible despite triggering correctly - this is now fixed. - Adjusted mini moon headgear behavior; it no longer floats unpredictably or blocks the camera. - Fixed an issue from the bartender's cinematic where Leo’s code failed to apply, causing the main character to have an uncapped hole where the missing arm is. Sun Palace: - The hole the player falls into during the King cinematic is now dark. Sun Garden: - Added missing animations for the guardians in the final cinematic. - Removed unintended blood from the doll's shader. Sun Factories: - Corrected icon for the Candles lore entry. - Fixed an issue where the equipped weapon did not disappear when using it as a rotating key. - Resolved a bug where the player camera could see through a pipe in of the smelter cinematics. - Prevented the player from getting stuck by jumping into the moving magnet. More changes and improvements on the way - thanks so much for playing Moroi! If any of these issues impacted your initial Steam review, we encourage you to take a look and, if you'd like, share...
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• Announcements·30 Apr 2025Official

  MOROI is OUT NOW!

  Hey people! It's the first time I'm posting here, and a long time since I've posted something. I've been developing and working on Moroi for some time now, and we've finally almost reached the launch date. The feeling is complex, and it's of both excitement and wonder. Exactly what I've always felt since I entered the world of video games. There are also many battle scars beneath the surface, because making games is not hard, it's very hard. While I'm here, a little about me. I am Alex, a Romanian currently living in Switzerland. I began my career as an artist, and I've been around within a couple of gaming companies, learning the craft and getting to understand that there's a whole machine behind a game, many people who turn passion into wonderful games for us to enjoy. I always wanted to make my own game, and with it, to escape the boundaries of not expressing myself. A couple of years ago, I just went for it. I went for it without knowing how to program anything. Without knowing how to work with the Unreal Engine. Scary, I know. But tutorial after tutorial, I started understanding the concepts and I kept pushing forward. Indie games and news from within the industry kept me focused and learning about the inner workings of how to get to this point. Little by little, Moroi started taking shape, and I started to feel more confident that this crazy decision had started to materialize into a wonderful thing. Since the beginning, Moroi was a very personal project. It was a place where I could freely express myself. So I took things that I liked, and stitched them together, making them work little by little, until what I had in front of me was something with a life of its own. From that point on, I started "listening" to the game, and began shaping it into what it wanted to be. Violet Saint was soon established as a one-man company, working on this one-man project. Logistics and reality soon hit me like a ton of bricks, as I quickly understood that as beautiful as this ...
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• Press Coverage·30 Apr 2025

  Moroi (PC) Review

  Before I started playing Moroi, I was only really aware of what a Moroi was through the context of Phasmaphobia. I was aware it was some kind of ghost, but I hadn’t really taken the time to properly look into its origins. So when I saw a game named after the spectre, I assumed it would be a spooktacular romp and in some ways I was right, but in many ways I was dead wrong. Moroi initially hooked me with a truly evocative aesthetic and a seemingly interesting gameplay loop. However, the longer I played, the more frustrated I became, and it started to become clear that an interesting look was really all the game had going for it. I honestly can’t remember the last time I bounced so hard off something I theoretically should have loved. It’s hard to talk about the story of Moroi because it’s one shrouded in intentional mystery, and to say too much will veer too far into spoiler territory. Simply put, it begins when the protagonist awakens in a strange... Read more
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• Announcements·11 Apr 2025Official

  Moroi has GONE GOLD!

  Greetings mortal being. We come with news. Moroi, the heart-pounding, fist-clenching, hair-pulling adventure has gone gold. Development is complete, checks have been passed, and we have the greenlight to bring the madness straight to your PCs on April 30th. That's right, in just a few days you'll be hacking away at demons, puzzling through perplexing problems, and discovering the truth of this twisted world of eternal suffering. So now we turn the spotlight on to you. Do you feel safe? Do you feel stable? Do you feel... sane? Good. Hold on to that feeling. You're going to need it. See you April 30th. (For now, please enjoy the awesome release date trailer again. We worked hard on it.)
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