
Lunaria, a court mage of the kingdom of Sagittaries, is sent to investigate ancient ruins with her comrades. But the seemingly simple mission goes terribly wrong. The ruins are full of monsters, and a mysterious figure appears and robs Lunaria and her allies of their mana, the source of their magic.
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Lunaria, a court mage of the kingdom of Sagittaries, is sent to investigate ancient ruins with her comrades. But the seemingly simple mission goes terribly wrong. The ruins are full of monsters, and a mysterious figure appears and robs Lunaria and her allies of their mana, the source of their magic.
Lunaria is told that her mana will not recover on its own. But there's hope. She may be able to use the ancient jewels of the five Great Mages to restore everyone's powers. As one of the few court mages left with any magic, she sets out on a lone journey to find the jewels.
Her quest will be perilous, but Lunaria isn't your ordinary mage.

Find the ancient jewels hidden around the continent in this open-world RPG.
Almost everything about this open-world RPG is traditional, from the turn-based combat to the experience-based leveling system. Lunaria may be solo for this journey, but she is able to summon customizable Servants to act as her party members. Those won't be the only party members you find. Allies met along your journey will pop in and out of your party as your paths cross with theirs.
Like every adventure, this one has an end... But not just one. Three, in fact! While some may be out of your reach the first time around, New Game+ will ensure you find everything the game has to offer.





An Expansive World
The world of Lunaria Fantasia is chock-full of quests and people... Some of them even have different things to say after completing certain quests! The jewels Lunaria is after are hidden around the continent, so you will find yourself in a variety of locations. Forget a term or location? No problem! The Field Guide has you covered!
Auto-Battle
Sometimes you want to grind but don't want to go through the tedium of clicking the same old things. That's where Auto-Battle comes in. Enter a fight, hit the Auto-Battle, and watch Lunaria destroy the enemies by herself!
Quick Healing and Quick Traveling
The Quick Heal command will allow you to heal your party without having the navigate through the menus, and you can teleport around the world to places you've been without having to trek over hill and dale.
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Languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
---{ Graphics (Art) }--- ☐ Text based ☐ It is unbearable to look at it for a long time. ☐ Bad ☐ Not worthy of its kind, but acceptable. ☑ Good ☐ One of the best examples of its kind ☐ It will make you forget reality. Comment: - The main and supporting characters are beautifully designed. However, their body structures are very similar; you can only distinguish them by their faces. - The relationship animation is also good, but the relationship scenes consist of only a change of face in a single action scene. - While the city designs are adequate for RPG Maker, they feel empty compared to the map size. Adding a few villages and towns unrelated to the story would have been better. - Whether it's teleporting through castles or ruins, puzzles, or sliding surfaces, the game offers variety to keep you entertained. ---{ Gameplay }--- ☐ Gameplay is not in the code of this game. ☐ It is acceptable if you have a keyboard or mouse that will break. ☑ If you have played the same genre of games, it is acceptable. ☐ Playable, no new developments. ☐ Being innovative may challenge you. ☐ It's very easy if you accept the screen clutter. ---{ Audio (Sound) }--- ☐ Turn off the sound, turn on winamp and play like that. ☐ Bad ☐ It's not too bad. ☑ Good ☐ Very good ☐ It has collectible music. Comment: - The game has appropriate music; it's neither too much nor too boring. ---{ Audience }--- ☐ Child ☐ Young ☑ Adult ☐ All ages. ☐ For those who remember the past. ---{ Difficulty }--- ☐ Just press the button. ☐ Easy ☑ Easy to learn, hard to master. ☐ For use in intelligence ☐ Difficult, requires insufficient intelligence and skill. ☐ Dark Souls Comment: - Don't let the fact that it's an RPG maker game fool you. This game might have the most frustrating boss battles I've ever played. (For RPG maker, don't confuse it with Demon Soul.) They just won't die. Moreover, they've somehow gained resistance to attacks that are considered their weaknesses. Their health is high. (I later read that the monsters level up along with you. I was level 99 at the end of the game.) ---{ Continuity (Grind) }--- ☐ He created it to sleep. ☐ Necessary to progress. ☑ Average. ☐ The game is based on this. ☐ A second life may be required for this. Comment: - You could finish the game in one go if it weren't for the challenging boss battles. ---{ Story }--- ☐ Is it a story, what is it? ☐ There is a small footnote about the story. ☐ Average ☑ Good ☐ Impressive ☐ A world living within itself. Comment: - If you try to finish the game the first time on the succubus route, it appears to follow a normal story for RPG Maker, but going the pure route shows that the story changes and takes longer than before. One option in the game completely changes the story, and consequently, the side quests also change. - Besides the main story, there are quests in the game. These quests are given by the guild, or by people you meet in cities. Of course, the side characters you join also have their own stories. ---{ Duration }--- ☐ Tea Break duration (between 0-2 hours) ☐ Short (between 2-10 hours) ☑ Medium (between 10-30 hours) ☐ Long (30-50 hours) ☐ Lifetime Comment: - With two main storylines, side character stories, and side quests, the game is quite lengthy. ---{ Price }--- ☐ Free 8D ☐ If it's on sale ☐ If you have some extra money left ☐ Not recommended ☐ You can also throw your money out the window ☑ It deserves all the money you pay ---{ Errors }--- ☑ I didn't hear, I didn't see. ☐ Minor bugs ☐ Can be frustrating ☐ It is certain that a patch will arrive soon. ☐ Is this a terrarium? ---{ Update (Plugin, Mods) }--- ☐ There is no update, the problems remain. ☑ You need to update to play the real game. ☐ Trying to solve its problems with updates. There is still a long way to go. ☐ It improves itself with constant updates. ☐ There is a good variety of modes. ☐ There are enough add-ons for those with thick wallets. Comment: - It need external +18 patch Final Decision : - The game makes you play it twice because the story changes depending on the choices you make at the beginning. - While the relationship dynamics aren't particularly impactful, they don't feel out of place in the game. - The number of enemies is sufficient, and it doesn't bore you towards the end. They've also tried to keep you engaged by adding various different elements to the interior spaces. The game is worth the money. NOTE: - In the Graphics (Art) section, I decide based on the type of game and the game engine it uses. - I'm not a game editor. That's why I won't rate it. - Playing time may vary from person to person. I base it on the time I play. - Not every error may occur on every computer. - Continuity (Grind) may have different meanings depending on the game type. While action role-playing and similar games require constant continuity, open world and adventure games are only required to progress. - I will not be writing for PC Requirements. If you are reading comments about the game, I think your system meets the requirements.
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