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About Lunaris
Lunaris is a 2D metroidvania action game developed by Richard Bueno and published by Two Void Studios. Released December 31 2025 it blends platforming and combat as players navigate the treacherous Mountains of Kaliman. The game emphasizes fast-paced battles with a focus on precise movements and ability progression. Designed for PC it offers a single-player experience centered on exploration and boss fights. With a runtime of roughly 12 hours on average it caters to fans of challenging 2D action games. The core loop revolves around unlocking new skills to access previously unreachable areas while defeating tough enemies.
Gameplay
Lunaris requires mastering a fluid combat system where jumps dashes and strikes are executed in tight sequences. Players chain abilities like a dash into a mid-air slash or use wall kicks to reposition during fights. Boss battles demand memorizing attack patterns and adapting to environmental hazards. Progression hinges on collecting new moves which open vertical and horizontal paths through the ruins. Sessions often involve backtracking to access hidden areas or retrying tough sections. Controls feel responsive but require practice for high-speed maneuvers. The game’s difficulty spikes occasionally which may lead to repeated deaths. Puzzle elements are minimal compared to pure platforming and combat challenges.
What Players Think
PlayPile users rate Lunaris 4.2/5 with critics averaging 87/100. 63% of players finish the game and 78% complete at least half. Average playtime is 12 hours with 22% reporting frustration. Community moods lean adventurous and challenging. Review snippets praise the "satisfying combat loop" and "tight movement mechanics" but note inconsistent boss design. 35% of players skip optional content due to time constraints. Achievement completion stands at 92% for the core 45 trophies. The game’s difficulty curve splits opinions with some calling it "fairly punishing" and others "unforgiving."
PlayPile's Take
Lunaris is ideal for players who enjoy precise 2D action and don’t mind replaying sections. Priced at $29.99 it offers solid value with 45 achievements to unlock. While the game occasionally falters in boss variety its core combat remains engaging. The 12-hour runtime may feel short for some but the challenge keeps dedicated players invested. Not without flaws it succeeds as a competent metroidvania for those who appreciate skill-based platforming. Worth the investment if you’re patient with its steeper sections.
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