Raising a Half-Vampire Daughter in Simulation Rpg Cradle of Moonlight...
The game blends parenting simulation with a vampire-human conflict narrative, offering multiple endings tied to player decisions.
Key Facts
- Woodnote Studio, a Chinese indie developer, announced Cradle of Moonlight..., a simulation RPG for PC releasing in 2026 with Japanese display support.
- Players raise a half-vampire daughter at Holy Light Academy, a church school for nobles, while hiding her vampire traits like pale skin and fangs.
- The player can choose to be the father or mother of the half-vampire daughter.
- The story branches into multiple endings, including the Saint of Holy Light, the Queen of Dark Night, and the Messenger of Twilight.
- Gameplay includes scheduling classes in magic, etiquette, and theology, exploring a forbidden forest, and building relationships with nobles, royalty, and vampire hunters.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
Woodnote Studio announced Cradle of Moonlight..., a simulation RPG for PC releasing in 2026 with Japanese display support. Players raise a half-vampire daughter while hiding her identity at a church academy, with branching story paths based on choices.
Woodnote Studio, a Chinese indie developer, announced Cradle of Moonlight..., a simulation RPG for PC scheduled for release within 2026. The game supports Japanese display. Players take the role of a descendant of the ancient vampire clan Nocturne, currently disguised as a fallen human noble, and raise a half-vampire daughter. The player's gender is selectable, allowing interaction as either a father or mother.
The setting is Holy Light Academy, a school for young nobles that also functions as a church outpost monitoring shadowy forces. It is the site of the Dark Moon Tragedy, a past event that shattered peace between vampires and humans. The daughter must hide vampire traits like pale skin and fangs while attending school. Gameplay includes scheduling classes in magic, etiquette, and theology, exploring a forbidden forest, and building relationships with nobles, royalty, and vampire hunters. The story branches into endings such as the Saint of Holy Light, the Queen of Dark Night, or the Messenger of Twilight.
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