- February 26, 2024
- AmSus4
Luna's Light
Platforms
About
"Luna's Light is a 2D pixel metroidvania, where you play as the brave hunter Luna, using different types of arrows and outfits to progress through dangerous terrains and enemies. Save the game at bonfires, strengthen your character through secondary quests, and explore atmospheric pixel locations. Made with love by a talented developer duo, this game aims to provide an engaging and immersive experience."











- The pixelated art style adds a nostalgic feel and is visually appealing.
- The game offers a short but engaging experience, making it a great entry point for newcomers to the Metroidvania genre.
- Luna's use of various arrows for different tasks adds a strategic element to gameplay.
- Combat can be frustrating due to janky mechanics, including clunky animations and a short melee range.
- The lack of i-frames after getting hit and the design of some bosses can lead to cheap deaths.
- Progress saving is poorly implemented, as it relies on the registry rather than a more user-friendly system.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeLuna's Light features an intriguing story set in a charming world, enhanced by a side quest system that deepens exploration and character interactions. However, some reviewers feel the narrative doesn't fully capitalize on its potential, and the lack of a detailed map can hinder the experience. Overall, while the story is enjoyable, it leaves room for improvement.
“Luna's Light is a metroidvania that combines an intriguing story with a charming art style.”
“It's very cute the way you do so though... it's part of the story and a great way to meet side characters as well!”
“The side quest system gives more meaning to exploration.”
“The story doesn't reach its full potential, considering the interesting world it takes place in.”
“The map doesn't show quest NPCs, missing items, or anything like that, but it is quite short so I managed.”
“Aside from the primary quest, you can do side missions for some of the NPCs – this is important because it’s the only way to gain more health.”