Lunaela

Playtime 18 min, had to de and install the game 3 times for those 18 min. Either it had a long Loading screen or if i logged out and back in (to join game with a friend) i got error : Invalid Platform, which could only be solved be re installing. Not installing a game every time i want to play. Maybe a Win11 thing? I do not know. Refund. It gets a NO for that reason, NOT for gameplay which i have NO idea how that would be !

This game feels like Metin2 (in a wrong way ofc). It's so unpolished it feels like an very early beta. I'm glad I've bought it on sale cause otherwise I'd be very mad.

Fun game! Fighting, gathering, exploring, and improving my character are all fun. Simple quests keep me moving towards something new, which lets me improve something useful (upgrade a weapon, for example.) The world is pretty, there's no gore, and it's a refreshing change of pace from a lot of these types of games. Give it a few minutes when you start as you learn buttons (autotarget is Q, this helped a lot). My first skill upgrade with the archer was faster shots, and the ice trap was another good choice, and suddenly I could hit and avoid, which made combat way more fun. Worth it.

please replace the music with non copyrighted music like kevin macleod plz

A love letter to early 2000s-era MMOs. Don't get me wrong, this is a small, limited-scope project. Don't go into it expecting to get Luna or Everquest or something. But for what seems like a 1 or 2 person dev project, it's great! I think it really shows just how powerful modern game engines are in enabling developers to make something that 20 years ago would have taken tens or hundreds of people to do. Mounts, crafting (although it's more "buying" than "crafting"), equipment, etc... all the usual staples of an MMO, as well as very relaxing and colorful world design. I do wish it had more male characters , either to play as (only the swordsman is a guy, from the 8 starting classes) or just inhabiting the world, so it felt a little less 'horny animu game'-adjacent.

I have been playing this game for 10 hours plus 100 hours in plan and it's been a great experience. I have been playing mostly in multiplayer, it's been a lot of fun, I love the character sets and as you evolve your characters you get a new character model, it makes levelling all that much extra of a rewarding experience. It comes from a small development team but the amount of elements in the game is stunning. I like the fighting system, it's quick usually and does not feel as the core mechanic of the game, as you level up enemies become easier to take down, so extra grinding is rewarded. There are collectable cards you might get every battle so something to make fighting more rewarding, the cards even boost stats, so you find the right card it can be good assistance on future battles. The worlds are massive with plenty to find. There are bugs, but there is a development form for them to be reported and the response time is very quick. I would say the biggest asset of the game is that it was developed by someone whom really cares about the game and the player base. It is nice and refreshing, it is not expensive at normal price, you really get a lot for what you pay for. T…