Lunaris

LUNARIS is a top-down space roguelite built around a tight wave → shop → power-up loop. Each wave runs on a timer: you fly your ship, dodge swarms, collect credits, and survive until intermission. Then the shop opens — and that’s where the run really starts. Between waves you’re rolling and buying passive weapons (turrets, rockets, chain lightning, drones, mines, and more), active abilities (dash, EMP, singularity beacon, support frigate, coin magnet), and passive items that reshape your build. Runs escalate fast: early on you’re scraping by, mid-run you’re a flying arsenal with six systems firing at once. Boss waves are a clear step up — Star Reaper, Rubicon, Void Anchor, Brood Nexus — with real pressure and spectacle, not just bigger HP bars. There’s meta progression between runs (HP, damage, starting credits, extra waves), plus crystal quests that add optional goals mid-run. The game-over screen with a damage breakdown is a nice touch — you actually see what killed you. Co-op is Steam friends lobby, up to 4 players. Everyone runs their own arena for now (shared boss waves coming), but it already feels social: ready up, host picks difficulty, party HUD with stats. Best part: if you die but a teammate reaches the shop, you revive at intermission instead of losing everything. Verdict: confident indie roguelite with strong buildcrafting, readable combat, and a co-op foundation that’s smarter than most early implementations. If you like survivors/roguelites with active ship combat and a shop that matters — worth your time. Recommended.

в принципе игра довольно не плохая для рогалика, но за время прохождения столкнулся с двумя багами, которые руинили игру. Отписал разработчику, так то в скором времени будет пофикшено.