The “Awooooo!” achievement in Moonlight Peaks requires players to talk to a werewolf during a full moon. However, the game does not explain when the full moon occurs, leaving it up to the players to figure it out.
This guide covers the exact dates when the full moon occurs, how to get the “Awooooo!” achievement, and the other unique interactions that are only possible during a full moon. Here’s the breakdown.
When is the Full Moon in Moonlight Peaks?
The full moon occurs on the 15th of every season in Moonlight Peaks. There are four seasons in a year: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, and each season lasts exactly 28 days, as seen in the in-game calendar.
To quickly change the night to the full moon, all you have to do is sleep in your coffin over and over until you reach the 15th of any month. The full moon lasts the entire night, so if you have any special tasks you need to complete during a full moon, you have the entire day to do them.
What Can You Do on the Full Moon?
There are three unique interactions players can do on the full moon:
- “Awooooo!” achievement (talk to a werewolf during a full moon): To complete this achievement, wait until the clock strikes 12:00 on the 15th of any month and find and talk to any of the Logans, which includes Brook, Ludo, Ridge, and Saga. The Logans only transform into their werewolf forms after midnight. During this time, they’re almost always found in the Howling Marshes, near the waterfall in the top right corner of the map.
- Befriend Moon Goddess: The Moon Goddess only comes down to Moonlight Peaks on the 13th, 14th, and 15th of a month, making the full moon one of the only days where you can talk to her and give her gifts. This is especially important if you want to complete the Museum to 100%, as one of the items you need to get for it requires max hearts with the Moon Goddess.
- Catch Moonflutter Fish: The Moonflutter fish only spawns during a full moon in Luna Bay. You can only catch it using a Premium or Enchanted Fishing Rod.
- Released
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July 7, 2026
- Developer(s)
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Little Chicken
- Engine
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Unity
- Number of Players
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Single-player
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