
Dive into the enchanting worlds of LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete and LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete! Tag along on Alex and Hiro's quests and challenge enemies like the Magic Emperor and God of Destruction to save the world from dire peril in two adventures set 1000 years apart from each other!
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.43/day in the week to Sep 14 → 0.75/day in the week after.
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Dive into the enchanting worlds of LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete and LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete, two beloved JRPGs that have captured the hearts of gamers for generations.
LUNAR: Silver Star Story introduces Alex, an aspiring Dragonmaster who bands together with his friends to combat the perilous emergence of the Magic Emperor and stop him from taking over the world.
LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue picks up a thousand years later, and follows Hiro and his friends as they set out in search of the Goddess Althena alongside an enigmatic girl named Lucia. On this grand quest, fend off enemies like Borgan and White Knight Leo, who hunt down the group to eradicate what they deem to be the "Destroyer of Lunar."
This definitive remastered edition features enhanced graphics, audio, and quality-of-life improvements that will satiate that hunger for 90s nostalgia--better than you remember! Embark on these two adventures with updated language support, now available in English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, French, and German.
Engage in turn-based combat using your party’s arsenal of magic, skills, and items. Each character possesses defined strengths and unique skills that can be leveled up and learned throughout your journey. In LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete, explore the Crest System, in which characters may acquire benefits such as stat boosts and high-level magic from crest synergies.
As you explore, immerse yourself deeper within the universe with fully voiced in-game scenes and animated cutscenes, now with remastered graphics.
Battle speed can now be adjusted at any point during battle, with three speeds to choose from. In LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete, enjoy a toggleable inventory management system in which all characters in the party share a combined inventory. Also in LUNAR 1, we've improved the Auto Battle system by making it possible for players to customize the CPU behavior of individual characters.
Remastered Mode
Embark on the iconic adventures of LUNAR 1 and LUNAR 2 with all the remastered features, such as: widescreen (16:9) layout, enhanced sound and graphics, and updated character portrait sprites, menu icons, and bromides!
Classic Mode
If nostalgia is what you crave, switch it over to the classic mode! Experience retro visuals with a 4:3 screen; original cutscenes, effects, and icons; three CRT filter options; and more.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $29.99−40% | 644reviews | 92% | — | $749.6K |
| $49.99 | 1.1Kratings | 97% | — | not modelled | |
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What kind of game doesn't allow you to completely remapped the keyboard control. On emulator I am used to mapping movement to wasd and action keys to arrow key. This game PROHIBITS you to do that.
When two brilliantly shine as one collection any classic RPG fan needs to play.
Easy to play, enjoyable RPG with light, fairy tale story. If you are nostalgic of times when games were lightharted, playful and somewhat corny, this one will sure fit a bill. If you are looking for hard core RPG, with realistic, complex story full of twists and intrigue... This is not.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.71/day in the week to Aug 2 → 0.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Japanese*, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 74 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Lunar 1 is still the greatest JRPG story of all time!
TLDR it's a fine series that is a tier or two below other comparable games of their time. 6-7/10, wouldn't play both back to back I write this having never played either game before, and also knowing very little about them, thus I have no nostalgia to attach to them. While I certainly can appreciate the games for some of their unique attributes (ie the well done anime cutscenes), the engaging story, and where they stand in the influence of futures games and the genre as a whole, they feel very dated. The lack of simple QOL features found in games even a few years older than these really wore on me as the games progressed. No map, the inability to see equipment stats in Lunar 2 on the shop screen, slow movement speed, limited and frequently reskinned enemy pool, and unintuitive menus are just a few that come to mind. This series, for me at least, ranks far below other games released during this early to mid 90s stretch such as Lufia 2 (which admittedly is one of my all-time favorites), FFIII, FFVI, Super Mario RPG, Chrono trigger. With that being said, I think they're worth a playthrough. I found my interest waning towards the end of Lunar 1. Right now, at least, I'm not extremely deep into Lunar 2 and I'm debating if I'll finish it now or take a break and revisit it later (playing Lunar 1 right into Lunar 2 was maybe not the best idea). It'd be a "maybe" recommend and I'd give them a solid 6-7/10. They don't compare to their contemporaries but they certainly aren't bad games by any means.
slight disclaimer: At the time of review, I am only partway through the remastered version of Lunar 2: Eternal Blue, this review is therefore primarily built off of how well the remaster handled Lunar 1, and may be adjusted later. This collection is nice, as someone who liked the PSX originals quite a bit. The games, as they stand, are some of my favorite rpgs, and this collection does a good job at making them accessible to a modern audience. For those who haven't played the originals, this is a pretty nice way to do so, with some convenience changes, widescreen, etc. For those that have, aside from the new voice acting and minor dialogue changes, it's pretty much the exact same games. There are a few nitpicks like certain blurring effects used in some of Remastered mode's battle backgrounds looking a bit off, but overall the visual remaster is decently done. And if I ever change my mind on that front, Classic mode exists specifically for the purpose of looking exactly like the original PSX releases visually, so I can always visit that if needed. I also have one or two nitpicks about the new voice acting, but that's more subjective, and I still understand why it was done and respect the new voice actors for a job well done*. *[spoiler](not sure how Jessica and Mia's spellcasting quotes got mixed up though? why is Jessica the one saying "summon elemental power" when reviving someone in this remaster as opposed to Mia using the quote for fire spells in the original) [/spoiler] The music is completely unchanged from the PSX originals, which is fine by my standards, though some other people might call it lazy. Lunar 1's inventory management imrpovements are welcome additions in my book. but if someone, for whatever reason, doesn't like them, they can be disabled in the settings. Overall a good collection, and makes recommending these classic rpgs I enjoy more accessible
剧情典中典,迷宫遇敌频繁,刷级枯燥,自动战斗AI垃圾,定价不合理。
Absolutely loved this game onthe Sega CD/MegaDrive, love what they did in the HD Remastering of it, just a little bit, but amazingly well done overall. I grew up to this game appreciating it, and many people have tried to copy some aspects of this game, but nobody's ever been able to truly do so in the overall. The storyline is great, the game is great, the level-up mechanics are great.
90년대 초반 그래픽을 버틸 수 있는 내성+4만원을 내고 옛날 게임을 플레이하고 싶다면 추천. 2025년에 걸맞은 게임을 기대한다면 비추. 거기다 가격도 세일 안 하면 7만원으로 쌔다. 개인적으로는 이 타이틀에 애착이 없다면 차라리 같은 회사가 만들었고, 2편의 경우 루나 시리즈와 같은 시나리오 라이터가 집필한 스토리의 그란디아를 추천한다. ============================ 음성 음, 일단 여기 과장 광고가 있다. 영어 음성을 지원한다고 되어 있으나 이 영어 음성은 영어 텍스트를 사용해야만 가능하고, 한국어로 플레이할 경우 영어 음성을 사용하지 못한다. 이거 때문에 비추줄지 말지 심각하게 고민했다. ================= 그래픽 그때 그 시절 끔찍한 픽셀 그래픽 그대로. 일단 픽셀 그래픽은 내 역치 미만이기 때문에 심히 맘에 들지 않았다. 다만 동영상은 언제 만든건지는 모르겠지만 업스케일링인지 새로 찍은 건지 화면구지로 나오지는 않는다. 1편은 그냥 옛날 느낌나는 풀 2D지만 2편의 애니메이션 컷씬은 또 어설픈 초창기 3D 모델링이 보여서 또 맘에 안 든다. 그리고 2편에서는 UI손을 덜 봤는지 갑자기 UI 상태가 확 나빠진다. ============================== 전투 완전 턴제 전투. 초창기 드퀘나 파판과 비슷한 시스템으로, 다른 점이 있다면 이동이라는 요소가 있다는 것 정도다. 당연하달까, 적 HP를 안 알려줘서 적은 안 보이는 HP로 온갖 사기치고, 나는 이걸 외우고 다니거나 맨땅에 해딩해야 하는 시대착오적 시스템 그대로이다. 80년대면 모를까, 이미 수많은 작품들이 적 HP를 보여주는 것이 게임으로서는 훨씬 낫다는 것을 보여준 뒤인 90년대 작품들에 적 HP가 안 나오는 것은 개발자 편의적인 양심불량이라고 본다. 2편이 그나마 간접적으로나마 보스 HP를 알려주려고 한 것이 보여서 낫더라. ============================= 편의사항 런처를 키고-> 1편과 2편 중 플레이할 게임을 선택하고->그 다음에 플레이하는 시스템이다. 매번 킬 때마다 불편해 죽겠다. 스팀 페이지를 보면 3배속이랑 자동 전투가 없던 부분이 추가된 것 같은데, 이거 없었으면 홧병 날 뻔. 2편에서 esc가 달리기 버튼이라는 것을 어디서 안 알려주는 것도 빡치고, 1편에서는 몬스터가 얼음 기둥에 부딫히면 얼음 기둥이 깨지는 것을 안 알려주고, 튜토리얼도 부실하다. 2편이 그나마 1편에 비해서는 튜토리얼이 나은 편. 그리고 2편에서는 상점에서 스탯 상승폭 미리보기가 안 되며, 아이템 설명도 사라지는 등의 퇴화가 발생했다. 리마스터 과정에서 2편에 힘을 덜 써서 이런 사태가 발생한 느낌이다. 그 외 이동하는 NPC충돌제거나 필드에서 돌 던지는 몬스터 같은 소소한 변경점이 2편에서 있다. ==================================== 스토리 온갖 세계관 설명을 통해 지금이 얼마나 암울한 상황인지, 또 왜 이런 비정한 방법을 쓸 수밖에 없는지 설명 다 해놓고서 10대 한줌단들이 "나는 믿어 인간 믿어" 외치고 나면 대책없이 찾아오는 해피엔딩. 전통적인 JRPG지만 내 스타일은 아니다. 2편에서는 보통 속편에서 보여주는 문제점들이 그대로 드러난다. "1편에서 깔끔하게 끝냈지만 더 팔아하니 ㅈㅅ요 ㅎㅎ;;;"가 확 느껴지는 스토리. 스토리 자체는 1편이 훨씬 낫다고 생각한다. ======================================= 거기다 가격도 비싸서 웬만하면 추천 안 주는 것이 맞을 것 같긴한데 세일할 때 4만원에 산 것도 있고, 결국 사서 40시간 즐겼기에 추천한다. 나야 이 시절을 살았으니 견디면서 플레이하지, 아니라면 플레이할 게임은 아니라고 생각된다.
Coming back to Lunar Remastered Collection after playing it on PS1 feels like meeting an old friend. The charm, music, and heart are still there. I totally get why people call Lunar “the cozy JRPG before cozy was a thing” and honestly, the remaster keeps that magic alive without losing its soul.
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