What you do inside Lunar Base Alpha
Blood Moon Horror is built around co-op decisions under pressure: restore unstable systems, collect evidence, keep the squad together, and extract before quarantine turns the base against you.
Enter Sealed Sectors
Drop into quarantined wings as Ashlight Recovery and read the room fast: power, access, noise, and exits all matter.
Restore Critical Systems
Coordinate switch boxes, reroutes, traces, and terminals while failures create sound, sparks, and new risk.
Recover Classified Evidence
Documents and logs are investigation, not filler. They explain the disaster and give every detour a reason.
Extract Before Lockdown
Use proximity voice, callouts, hiding, and clean movement to survive corrupted machine-flesh threats.
Steam presence
Steam is the primary hub for wishlists, updates, and release details.
Wishlist, follow, and read updates on Steam
Use the official Steam page for the current build, supported features, achievements, store discussions, and announcements. The homepage keeps this as a clean link instead of loading a third-party store frame by default.
Choose the next transmission
Start with the route that matches what you need: gameplay details, official media, Early Access updates, community links, press assets, or support.
Gameplay pillars built for tension
Blood Moon Horror's experience leans on exploration, cooperative electrical objectives, no-combat survival, and station threats that react to sound, movement, light, and power.
Lunar facility exploration
- Search Lunar Base Alpha for supplies, crew logs, evidence, access points, and mission-critical systems.
- Dark corridors, emergency lighting, failing life support, and unstable power define the mood.
- Environmental storytelling pieces together what the quarantine logs leave behind.
Co-op puzzle web
- Electric Switch, Circuit Breaker, Lights Out, Circuit Trace, and Circuit Reroute are all featured in the current update path.
- Failures escalate threats rather than hard-resetting progress.
- World-space terminals added in Update 0.6 make teamwork easier to read under pressure.
Listening threats
- Steam describes enemies that react to movement, noise, light, and electrical activity.
- Corrupted security frames and service robots investigate disturbances, use vents, and punish predictable behavior.
- Update work continues toward deeper AI and more varied enemy pressure.
Survival & intel
- No traditional fighting: hide, run, distract, and outsmart whatever is stalking the base.
- Proximity voice chat turns whispers, callouts, and silence into part of the tension.
- Progression, XP, stats, and cosmetic customization reward completed objectives and survived missions.
Quarantine dossier
The year is 2078. Lunar Base Alpha went silent after a lunar disaster, and the Ashlight Recovery team enters three months later to investigate. The power is unstable, life-support is failing, and something left behind is not only hunting. It is listening.
- Explore: search the facility for supplies, clues, access points, and critical systems.
- Restore: bring electrical systems back online through switch boxes and power routes.
- Investigate: recover crew logs, classified documents, and evidence about the disaster that followed.
- Escape: complete objectives and reach extraction before the base overwhelms the squad.
Official Trailer
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Blood Moon Horror gameplay screenshots
Explore captured moments from Lunar Base Alpha, co-op puzzle runs, and live development builds.
Blood Moon Horror core systems in motion
Watch GIF captures from recent builds showing how players coordinate during high-pressure cooperative puzzles and extractions.
Adaptive electric puzzle
Synchronize node rotations while balancing voltage thresholds. Missteps trigger facility-wide lockouts and draw attention through sparks, noise, and unstable power.
Full squad extraction
Coordinate revives, resource sharing, and callouts while the station threat reacts to squad tactics-failures turn into cascading breaches.
Blood Moon Horror development roadmap
A grounded snapshot of what is live, what the latest Steam updates focus on, and what still belongs to the Early Access path.
Live now
- Single-player, online co-op, and LAN co-op support for 1 to 8 players.
- Steam achievements, cloud saves, stats, and leaderboards.
- Electric Switch plus the four puzzle types added in Update 0.6.
- Spectator improvements and stronger multiplayer sync for in-progress runs.
Current focus
- Deeper AI behavior and more puzzle variation.
- Progression UX improvements and cleaner run readability.
- Hotfixes for edge cases reported after major patches.
- Performance and late-join stability work across the live build.
Early Access goals
- More enemies, maps, areas, and run variety before full release.
- More ways to play and more reasons to replay.
- Balance, performance, UI, and overall quality improvements.
- A more complete final version shaped by Steam and community feedback.
Help shape Blood Moon Horror
Discord is the fastest place to share bug reports, compare runs, and keep up with new Steam announcements. If you want direct contact with the studio around Blood Moon Horror, this is where the conversation stays active.
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Blood Moon Horror system requirements
These Windows PC requirements use the current requirements provided for the Steam build.
Minimum requirements
- OS: Windows 10/11
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4590 / AMD FX-8350
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 960 / AMD Radeon R9 280
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 60 FPS for Medium settings (With no Upscaling)
Recommended requirements
- OS: Windows 10/11
- Processor: Intel Core i7-8700K / AMD Ryzen 5 3600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1070 / AMD RX 580
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 10 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 60 FPS for High settings (With no Upscaling)
- Current software version: 0.6
- Latest major update: February 28, 2026
- Engine: Unreal Engine 5
Blood Moon Horror frequently asked questions
Is Blood Moon Horror fully released?
No. Blood Moon Horror released into Steam Early Access on October 27, 2025 and is still actively being updated.
Does Blood Moon Horror have voice chat and matchmaking?
Yes. The game supports voice communication in its co-op design, and the Steam version supports online and LAN co-op sessions.
What was the latest major update?
Update 0.6 was published on February 28, 2026 and added four new puzzles, world-space terminals, spectator improvements, and stability work.
What platforms support Blood Moon Horror?
Windows PC via Steam is the currently supported platform. Steam lists single-player, online co-op, and LAN co-op support.
How many players can play Blood Moon Horror?
Blood Moon Horror supports 1 to 8 players in cooperative multiplayer. You can play solo or with up to 7 friends for the full co-op horror experience.
Ready to face the Blood Moon?
Blood Moon Horror is active on Steam Early Access. Wishlist or follow on Steam, join the Discord for player feedback, or get release notes by email.