Nightmare: The Lunatic

Nightmare: The Lunatic

Maetdol Games · March 31, 2024 · Action Roguelike, Hack and Slash, Difficult, Replay Value, Pixel Graphics

Buy the Nightmare: The Lunatic key for Steam from YUPLAY at $4.07 — the cheapest of 20 stores we compare.

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$15.29
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Fanatical
Standard Edition · Steam
-9%
$15.54
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Steam
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Standard Edition · Steam
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Loaded
Standard Edition · Steam
-78%
$4.29
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$5.17
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Kinguin
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PlayerLand
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$15.99
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Nightmare: The Lunatic price by region

Nightmare: The Lunatic costs £3.07 in the United Kingdom, €3.68 in Europe (EUR), $4.07 in the United States, $4.07 in Georgia (USD), CA$5.80 in Canada, A$18.83 in Australia, zł21.94 in Poland, NZ$23.16 in New Zealand and R$31.11 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Nightmare: The Lunatic offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £3.07 −68% £9.68 £3.07 15
Europe (EUR) €3.68 −68% €11.60 €3.68 17
United Statesyour region $4.07 −69% $12.99 $4.07 20
Georgia (USD) $4.07 −57% $9.49 $4.07 19
Canada CA$5.80 −68% CA$18.32 CA$5.80 17
Australia A$18.83 −24% A$18.83 A$23.18 15
Poland zł21.94 −57% zł50.90 zł21.94 15
New Zealand NZ$23.16 −24% NZ$23.16 NZ$28.51 13
Brazil R$31.11 −28% R$43.42 R$31.11 15

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Nightmare: The Lunatic

Nightmare: The Lunatic is a parrying action rogue-lite platformer game about escaping a nightmare. Constantly swap between 3 weapons, use special attacks, and avoid and parry enemy attacks. Strengthen yourself by collecting powerful and unique totems.

Nightmare: The Lunatic — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 18, 2026
Slightly less good version of "Skull the hero slayer" and that game was a 10/10. Some cool game-breaking combos to discover, tons of content including endgame, and a blast to play. Deserves more love than it's gotten!
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Recommended Mar 31, 2026
Nightmare: The Lunatic, developed and published by Maetdol Games, is a kinetic action roguelite that leans heavily into speed, adaptability, and a looping sense of progression that mirrors its dreamlike premise. Set within a distorted nightmare world where each failure resets the cycle, the game builds its appeal around repetition that feels purposeful rather than punishing. While the foundation may be familiar to fans of the genre, it quickly establishes its own identity through fluid combat systems and a design philosophy that rewards constant engagement rather than cautious play. The most defining aspect of the game is its combat system, which revolves around managing and switching between multiple weapons in real time. Instead of encouraging players to commit to a single style, the game pushes them to actively rotate their arsenal, chaining attacks and abilities in a way that keeps every encounter dynamic. Each weapon fills a different role—some excel at close-range burst damage, while others provide safer ranged options—and the act of switching between them becomes just as important as attacking itself. This creates a satisfying rhythm where combat feels less like repetition …
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Recommended Sep 9, 2026
the fight is great the gameplay is great bosses are fun to play the main story is good too.
Recommended Jun 30, 2026
Fun so far feels like a mix between dead cells and scourgebringer + its own unique weapon swap mechanic
Recommended Jun 23, 2026
[h1][Rage Quit Warning – Disclaimer]:[/h1] [*] There is a significantly high statistical probability of you becoming so frustrated with THE INITIAL SLOW PACE OF THE GAME that you give up on it before receiving relative enjoyment. [*] This is in part due to the extreme lack of direction on what strategies the game punishes vs rewards AND THE INITIAL FEELING OF UNDERPOWEREDNESS of your character IN COMPARISON to the strength of the enemies, especially compared TO THE END OF STAGE BOSS FIGHTS. [*] PLEASE, still give this game a chance, it BECOMES extremely fun. I promise. [h1][Review]:[/h1] [*] I came into this game with the mindset of tackling it as I would any other side-scroller, pew pew, slash slash, defeat boss, get rewards, yada yada. I was wrong in my perspective which led to great annoyance, and constantly feeling like the game was being "unfair" to me. [*] There are so are many good aspects of this game, ONCE YOU'VE TAKEN THE TIME TO LEARN IT. You CANNOT come into this trying to brute force your way to victory. This game rewards learning attack patterns, and maximizing the parry mechanic for stun locks and damage bonuses. [*] One of the most rewarding feelings I've had …
Recommended Feb 20, 2026
Fun game, lots of variation in combat and combat is really diverse aswell, a lot of different playstyles possible.

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