Moon's Commander briefing asks one question each day: what kind of empire are you running today? You pick one Empire Directive and it stays locked until the next daily period. Industrial Surge rewards

Thanks, curamax! There's a lot to juggle once you have a few colonies, and it's free in your browser if you want to look around:

A quick read of Moon's Hall of Fame: it lists the top 100 Feats of Strength by place, users involved, date and units. Place 2 belongs to vanen3 and crazyphantombr at 200,347,000 units on 16 Mar 2026, and

Moon's Galaxy view has an Activity column worth reading before you launch. A colony tagged (16 min) had its owner on recently, so expect someone awake when your fleet lands. The footer counts what you

Moon's Overview is the page to open first after a break. The top bar shows metal, silicon, uranium, energy and Pizzabits, the planet picker beside your name jumps between colonies, a toast flags new messages,

You don't need an app store to keep Moon on your phone. Open it in the browser and it offers to install itself: tap the install icon in the address bar, or open the menu and choose Install Moon. After

Every Moon universe shows its rules before you register. Universe 3's card reads short-lived Season 1, game and fleet speed 8, resources 8x, 9 galaxies of 400 systems, 30% of wrecked fleets to debris and

Two capital hulls in Moon, two very different research bills. Death Fortress needs Shipyard 12, Hyperspace Technology 6, Hyperspace Engine 7 and a single level of Graviton Research. Avatar wants Shipyard

Before you pick a target in Moon, scan the system first. A galaxy scan costs uranium, but it shows you who controls the system, each planet's owner and alliance tag, and any debris left in orbit. In 2:144

Moon's Hall of Fame is a board you get on by fighting, not by logging in. It ranks the top 100 Feats of Strength by units, with who was involved and when. The current No. 1 is Matt vs siddhartaz from 23

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Moon's Galaxy view tells you who runs the neighborhood before you commit a fleet. Each system shows which alliance controls it, every colony carries its owner's alliance tag, and the bottom rows mark Deep

Moon's Commander briefing hands you one Empire Directive per day, and it stays locked until the next daily period, so pick the one that fits what you were going to do anyway. Industrial Surge pays for

Moon plays fine on a phone browser. Galaxy view scrolls system by system, and Overview, Buildings, Fleet and Galaxy sit on a bottom bar, so checking a queue or spotting a new colony next door is a quick

Pizzabits shop buffs in Moon are timed, not permanent. Weapons Upgrade (+5% attack and armor) and Shield Upgrade (+10% shield) each run 50 Pizzabits for 24 hours; Building Upgrade (-10% construction time)

Late-game hulls in Moon are a research plan, not a shopping list. Black Moon wants Shipyard 15, Graviton 3, Laser 20 and Hyperspace 10 before it'll even build; Battle Cruiser (Shipyard 8, Laser 12, Hyperspace

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Season rooms still wipe on purpose. Uni 1 keeps the long board. Same lobby, two clocks — pick the room that matches how you want to play.

Hall of Fame still keeps the big Uni 1 wrecks on the board after the dust settles — who hit whom, how hard, and what got left in orbit. Seasons wipe; this page doesn't.

Overview still opens on Main Planet first — resources up top, fleets in flight, then the Empire Directive you mean to finish today. Start there before you open Galaxy.