Luna's Room

Short and sweet point and click taking place in a single location but uses it well. Well written and It's probably 1-2 hours long at most, a bit more for me since i'm trying to figure out the rest of the achievements but well worth a playthrough, your time and money. Definitly looking forward to more from this dev.

Wow. What an incredible game. Short, like everyone said (my time ran longer because I left the game running on accident), but poignant as hell. I just completed it as we speak, and I hesitate to even write an immediate review because I’m just so speechless. This dev—I honestly hope he continues to write stories and create games. You can see from my Steam library that I have played a lot of games, and THIS was truly one in a million.

Very short but very interesting game with surprisingly dark vibe. I enjoyed it a lot and recommend to point click games fans.

Next time you hear someone say you can't tell a compelling story in just half an hour, show them this game. Lovely pixel art too, looking forward to seeing what the dev comes up with next.

Beautiful debut game; short and well done, with clearly a lot of attention to details to make it shine and with excellent localization. Already waiting for their next game.

The title definitely fits the game, since the entire story takes place inside a single room and follows a young girl named Luna. Unfortunately, the room itself feels completely unsuitable for a child. It looks more like some kind of basement than a place where a little girl should be living. Luna is innocent and completely unaware of what’s really happening around her, and the only company she has is her cat, who suddenly begins to talk. Gameplay is similar to a standard point-and-click adventure. You use the mouse to search the screen for interaction points, with the right mouse button used to examine objects and the left button performing the default action depending on the hotspot. Both buttons usually trigger different comments from Luna, so it’s worth trying each one to get extra details and bits of dialogue. Since the entire game is confined to a single room, though, the experience is very short and fairly easy. Some areas and interactions are unavailable at first, but the number of hotspots is small enough that you can quickly test everything with both mouse buttons and any items you collect. Most items are picked up immediately, while some interaction points only become…