Lunera

There are too many reviews that are outdated from people who spent 0.1-0.2h in game. Account signup? Solved. We have a local save. Typing on chat to bugged NPCs? Nah, we have windows system. Consuming 5k RAM? No way, i've never seen more than 1.5k RAM, maybe something was fixed. Is it a bit buggy and archaic? Yes, it is. But dev listens to the voice of people and slowly fixes bugs and implements QoL changes. If you are a veteran and you are looking for a bit of old Tibia, give this game a chance or at least add it to your wishlist and follow the patch notes, then buy it on sale for like 6 euro. I'm not disappointed and I recommend this game to everyone who remember what was a trade chat in tibia and meeting at dwarf bridge for trading a bp of runes :D

The game is very bare bones, the UI is ugly as it can be, interacting with anything is painful, you can slow the game to a halt by spam clicking the screen, you can't change your outfit (or I didn't find any way to change it), you can't use the look function to inspect nearby objects. I bought the game thinking it would be something like a 2004 Tibia clone, and boy, was I wrong. It feels like a flash game that kind of looks and plays like Tibia 20 years ago, but a way worse experience all around. In the current state, the game is barely playable.

I'll be very honest, I might be in the tiny niche this game is trying to serve, but it seems to be extremely buggy. My first game ended with my save corrupting, character being completly bugged out. I wasn't able to save, it became invisible, items stopped working. This save seems completly lost, and all I did was TP home once. Basic functions like selling in the shop are not fully functional (they bug out if you use the wrong npc). There may be a lot of potential, but it feels like an alpha build right now. Edit: so I will keep an eye on this game and I'll change if it's less of an alpha, cause the dev does actually seem to lurk around and at least bug fix. Again there is potential here.

Great game. There are a few minor bugs, but the developer regularly reviews player feedback and releases patches. I used to hesitate to buy it because you had to create an account and log in. Now you can play using a local save file.

I was excited to play single player tibia but sadly this game is just a pure downgrade... zero quality of life updates zero settings, clunky slow decade old movement, you still talk to npcs by typing in chat. Not worth time or money its better to play orignal tibia on pve server

After spending over 200 hours playing this game, I can confidently say that it's engaging and addictive. Its character is remarkably similar to Tibia, especially in its early days, which gave that game its unique atmosphere. Lunera has some flaws, which its creators have been correcting over time. Perhaps this quality of constant improvements and new features makes it worth revisiting. Although the game includes many features, such as trainers, I believe it's a more challenging game, requiring more mature and patient players. However, I could be wrong, and younger players will also find something to enjoy here.