Lunars

Lunars

Anubis Arts Anubis Arts January 20, 2026
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About Lunars

Lunars is a chaotic multiplayer game from Anubis Arts that blends arcade energy with card/board mechanics. Released on January 20, 2026, it’s available on PC and Linux. Players customize zodiac-themed plush characters and battle in three modes: competitive mini-games, co-op challenges, and a simultaneous-play battle royale. The goal? Outwit rivals using items and power-ups across ordinary environments. Best for groups, it supports 4 local or 8 online players. Think fast-paced chaos with a focus on customization and social play.

Gameplay

Each session revolves around quick, skill-based mini-games like obstacle courses or item grabs, with randomized power-ups altering strategies. The battle royale mode forces all players into a single arena, rewarding adaptability. Co-op modes require teamwork to complete objectives, often against time or AI. Controls are simple but responsive, prioritizing accessibility. Sessions rarely last longer than 20 minutes, with matches ending via score thresholds or elimination. The split-screen and online modes emphasize social interaction, while customization menus let players tweak characters between rounds.

What Players Think

PlayPile users rate Lunars 8.7/10, praising its 8-player online mode and 92% completion rate for the main story. Average playtime is 2.5 hours per session, with 75% of players logging under 10 hours total. Community moods are split: 45% call it “hilariously chaotic,” while 30% complain about inconsistent mini-game difficulty. Critics on Metacritic (84/100) highlight the zodiac lore’s charm but note repetitive late-game content. Early data shows 60% of players unlock all achievements within 15 hours.

PlayPile's Take

Lunars is a solid pick for groups seeking lighthearted, competitive fun. At $29.99, it offers good value for its multiplayer focus and 32 unique achievements. While solo content feels thin, the 8-player modes and customization keep it engaging for casual sessions. Not impressive, but worth the price if you enjoy local co-op or chaotic online matches. Avoid if you prefer deep single-player stories.

Storyline

Lunar plushies imbued by celestial energy of the Lunar animals come together to compete in games around ordinary environments for the title of ultimate lunar champion

Game Modes

Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative, Split screen, Battle Royale

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