This is a very good game! I do have a little trouble shooting the moon to the turquoise portal, because other color portals are bad so they make you lose. I like how on your first time playing the game you can win immediately. This also looks like it is great for kids, and it is easy fun and simple. It is a really cute game but it looks like when you play you think you win, then you don’t. I love the game because it has the cutest little planet characters. It is the best Apple Arcade app ever since I downloaded this app. I hope you can make more games like this! Nothing bad happens and I don’t know why! I love that! P.S. if you want make a second developer respond too if you can please oh! And,stay tuned too Apple Arcade!

Update: The Developer got back to me about this app, but still can't get it to work at all on my 2015 max'd out MacBook Pro (top of the line CPU, max memory). Delays are significant (multiple seconds after mouse clicks, pegged CPUs, etc. So I'm just going to remove it. Since it's really not fair to penalize the developers for not being able to run on 7 year old hardward, I'm going to change this to a "3" for "average. But be aware, it's virtually useless on older hardware.----- Original Review -----Trying to run this on my MacBook Pro. I can launch it, and click on some moons, but there appears to be no instructinos anywhere that I can find for how to launch the little moon dude. Every time I touch the trackpad, it appears to zoom in our out, But nothing makes the moon dude move. I've tried all kinds of modifier keys, Tried drag/dropping, Nothing seems to work.I'd me more than happy to re-rate it if I can figure out how to play it.

Update: I appreciate the quick response from the publisher! It would be nice if there was in-game help though…The game is chill and fun and the bite-sized levels are perfect to fill a little downtime. I don’t get what the UI is telling me when it comes to coins. There are levels where I’ve gotten all the stars and all the coins in the allotted number of moves yet the coin gauge on the level select screen is only at half or three-quarters. Perhaps it’s not a coin gauge but I have no way of knowing because there doesn’t seem to be anything that explains what that is. Regardless, it’s still a good game.

Moonshot is a brilliant game where you launch a character, by the name of Moon Pi, throughout a vast variety of various, increasingly challenging, levels. The user interface becomes a breeze to navigate over time through its useful, easy to recognize, icons depicting the various menus that each button opens. What makes Moonshot especially exciting, is it’s progression system that promotes playing more levels, through unlocking fun cosmetics that make your Moon character look absolutely glamorous. Overall, a fantastic new Apple Arcade game that is definitely worth trying out.