
Cast into the Great Well, unwanted by the world above. You delve the dark in search of the Old One, your last salvation. Lunacid is a dark fantasy dungeon crawler inspired by Shadow Tower and King’s Field.
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From the creator of Lost in Vivo and Spooky’s Jump Scare Mansion, Lunacid is a horror ARPG from a bygone era. Immerse yourself in a dark, desperate world full of foes, lost souls, and hidden secrets.
Long ago, the Great Beast arose from the sea and covered the earth in poison fog. Choking out the land of both life and light, a new era of wonderous misery began.
Centuries have passed. The once hallowed halls and bustling streets are mere shadows. Those deemed undesirable are thrown into the Great Well, a pit of chaos and disease. Cast into its depths for crimes unknown, you awaken in this moonlit subterranean world. Your only hope lies with the sleeping Old One deep below. But many perils lie between you and your ultimate goal.
From the mind of horror master Akuma Kira, Lunacid harkens to a lost era of first-person ARPGs. Legendary for their meticulous design and dense dungeons, the King’s Field series was the Dark Souls before there was a Dark Souls. Long abandoned by AA/AAA developers, the mantle of “King’s-Like” is left to the humble indie. Which is great, because that's where all the cool weird stuff comes from anyways.
The world of Lunacid is bursting at the seams with new things to discover, from hidden magics to secret areas. This isn’t just the odd room with a chest in it; entire new areas await those with a watchful eye. Esoteric puzzles and cryptic hints galore are sure to confound and delight even the experienced dungeon delver.
Take yourself back to a time before dodge rolling. Swipe, backstep, block, and overcome foes with patience and persistence. Featuring a robust body targeting system and unique elemental weaknesses/resistances, each encounter becomes a skilful yet deadly dance of death. Begin your journey as a thief, knight, cleric, or… vampire? Building your character up to you.
Over 75 weapons await you in the fetid halls of Lunacid. 37 Unique spells, each with applications beyond the obvious. Finding them all, however, is another matter. Unless you use a guide. Which hey, we won’t judge.┐( ̄ヮ ̄)┌
Don’t forget to save.
Featuring dozens of hours of gameplay and multiple endings, Lunacid is a rich and rewarding take on a classic formula. Relics of past game design long abandoned lie in wait. So jump in the Great Well and let the wonders of Lunacid surprise you. Mimics might just steal your silver instead of eat you.
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Tremendo juegarral.
Game is really fun and unique. Lots of weird and wonderful mechanics like the magic partly scaling with the irl lunar cycle. Would highly recommend trying blind.
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Languages: English*, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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recomendado especialmente si fumas zaza
Jogo genuinamente divertido. Ele é bonito, tem vários ambientes diferentes e muito bem construídos, não é óbvio e te instiga a explorar e entender o que aquele mundo é. Perto do final eu achei que ele ficou um pouco cansativo, pois tinham uns inimigos que tinham muita vida e não davam dano, mas atrapalhavam e incomodavam, o que cansou. Mas é muito bom, tirei muitas prints de vários senários diferentes pois achei muito bonitos. 9/10 pra mim.
loved the music, atmoshpere, level design, gear design and use of spells outside pure combat (specially the coffin one)
Очень классная инди игра
If you're reading this, then you probably have an idea of what Lunacid is: a love letter to old-school RPGs like King's Field and the Souls franchise, and one homage that really excels at that. So let me start by confirming that every compliment made towards this game's surreal atmosphere is indeed well deserved. However, my biggest complaint with the game (which I imagine would be the problem for anyone that isn't a hardcore fan of this niche) is that despite excelling with the atmosphere, everything else in this game is a bit underwhelming. It is undeniable that a lot of the gameplay revolves around hugging walls in search of secrets and running past enemies. Combat is very sluggish and repetitive, with barely any thought put into it. The spell system is interesting on a superficial level, until you realize most spells aren't unique, nor do they interact with the scenario in any meaningful way, the game starts to loose part of its charm. Still, there are more issues with its themes and setting. First, the anime characters: besides not fitting among the other assets in this game AT ALL (something I never got over), they barely get any development throughout the game. This would make more sense in a game like Dark Souls, where most NPCs don't really have a connection with you, but here they play a big role in the story and still barely get any new lines throughout the campaign, which makes them feel even more out of place. There are many other elements that take away from immersion, such as the unfitting avatars (including one random furry) and the use of neutral pronouns during the character customization screen, which doen't ruin the game by any means, but definitely subtract from the overall experience. I can't say I appreciated the core gameplay loop in this game, but personally, I think it was a game worth beating, even if only for the sake of finding out what surreal scenario I'll find next. 7.5/10 though probably won't play again.
locura de juego 100% recomendado
Not a bad Fieldy.
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