Lunacid

The game is fine, but at the end of the day the developer and the person who provided the bulk of the music are both colossally garbage human beings. If you value human rights and a peaceful society, do not support this person or their games.

Love the vibe off this game. From the amazing OST to the visual style. Not to mention that the exploration is mostly really fun! Some areas are a bit annoying, 'caus they all look way too similar but otherwise you really get a good sense of adventure. Keeps you wondering what you'll find next.

Overall this game is 6/10 (Not IGN type of rating, 5/10 means average)here is why: Decent dungeon Crawler type game, music is 8/10, game mechanics for dungeon crawler game 6/10, Athmosphere and vibe 7/10, Gameplay is 3/10. At one point i didnt know what to do and where to go in the game. i just wondered for hours and i couldnt move on. I know its a dungeon crawler but i think the game should have some sort of map after we complete that area. I just played rest of the game with checking maps from forums and it really bothered me. And both defence and resitance skills are worthless.

played this game for about 8 hours straight. great game. would suggest to anyone who wants a first person soulslike

This is genuinely one of the greatest games ever made and it's such a shame it's so unknown. I strongly believe everyone should give this a try, it's such an experience

I have very mixed feelings about Lunacid. On the one hand, I am absolutely in love with the game's art style and atmosphere. The gameplay is enjoyable, and the items are interesting. On the other hand, I have a major issue with the uneven difficulty and story progression, plus the fact that it's really hard to play without having a wiki open on a second monitor. Starting with the positives. The atmosphere completely pulls you in. Claustrophobic spaces, an unsettling vibe, lore that you have to piece together from scattered fragments, and challenging combat. From the very first minutes, I was completely hooked on Lunacid. However, I also feel that the longer I played, the more flaws I noticed. The deeper I got into the story, the less I appreciated it. I mean, the scattered fragments were far more interesting than the full picture that eventually emerged. The relatively fast leveling turned the gameplay from demanding to trivial. The items might be cool, but they quickly become way too overpowered. And the claustrophobic, maze-like locations are awesome—until you have to run through them thirty times to get a missing item drop for your collection. Finally, I don't think it's poss…