Lunatix

Lunatix

Midnight Moonlight Games · 2025 · Horror, Psychological Horror, First-Person, Action, Mystery

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About Lunatix

Think of it as a first-person psychological horror game with a silly twist. After getting fired and signing a new contract, you're plunged into a crazy experiment where reality blurs with nightmare. Your old boss haunts your dreams, and you find yourself repeating old habits without a second thought. Things often don't make sense!
The demo lets you experience the first 2 levels, giving you a taste of the game's feel, visuals, and gameplay. Find the knife and try to kill the boss!

What Steam players say

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

Recommended Jul 22, 2025
Great game! Different and has its funny moments! Pssst you may rage but only half the fun.
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Recommended Jul 21, 2025
Play a depressed office worker whose new job involves strange and deadly tasks, and a boss he can’t run away from. You take on the role of a deeply unhappy office worker, stuck under the thumb of an obnoxious boss who constantly yells and barks orders in a heavy accent. You fantasize about killing him, and surprisingly, the game gives you that option right from the start. But if you try, he’ll just pull out a gun and shoot you in the face. So, for now, compliance is your only path, though things are about to take a strange turn. The controls are standard for a first-person game: basic movement, running, jumping, crouching. Interactions are handled with the mouse. When your crosshair shifts from a dot to a circle, it means something is interactable. Large or fixed objects like doors can be used with the left mouse button. Smaller objects can be picked up with the right mouse button and thrown with the left. Tapping the left button without grabbing just nudges them slightly. You’ll need to be careful with where you throw things because losing track of important items can block progress. Most items activate automatically when brought near the right target, or you can just throw the…
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Recommended Oct 16, 2025
I don’t think the game is bad – it’s okay, but there’s still quite a bit of work to be done. For example, when you lose your life, the screen becomes blurry (similar to the Horror Engine in Unreal), which makes it impossible to properly complete your missions unless you take the pills to restore your vision. You basically have to die to get another attempt, which can be quite tough during gameplay. Also, some areas feel repetitive – not all of them, but a few. Still, it’s not a bad game at all. I’d say: give it a try for yourself!
Recommended Jul 23, 2025
I wish I just took the boxes from the meeting room to the basement.. Don't take shortcuts

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