Lunistice
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About the GameLunistice is a linear 3D platformer that is heavily inspired by the 32-bit era of yesteryear. Follow Hana the Tanuki on her adventure through her dreams!
Explore the different dreamscapes to guide her to her final destination – The Moon – and try to uncover the secrets of “The Lunistice” along the way!
Explore a multitude of different dreamscapes created from Hana’s memories! Jump and run through an old shrine, a fancy water park or a world made out of food!
Lunistice is designed as a simple and short experience that you can easily play in short bursts! Have fun and enjoy the good vibes!
Try to beat your fastest times and highest completion and get an S-Rank on every stage! And if you’re looking for some additional variety: play the whole game as a different character with their own skills and gameplay!
Steam User 9
If I had to give one criticism, it would be that sometimes it's really hard to tell whether a path leads to a secret or is just part of the main level progression. But other than that, it's a wonderfully compact game and does exactly what it sets out to do perfectly!
Steam User 5
Remember the old days when games where short, but they had really good replay value.. Like a old Sega or nintendo game that can be beat in less then 45 minutes. THIS GAME HAS IT ALL
This game brings that back. With tight precises controls, fun platform gameplay, feeling like a classic ps1. The fact for its prices and being around 1-3 hour long game, this is a good game to play when you dont have much time on your hands.. Feels good to beat a game from start to finish in one sitting. and for the low price of less then 7 dollars This is a game you need to pick up.
Fun level design, fun controls, Me wanting a sequal as I feel in love with the character design. This is a game you need to play
Steam User 3
Neat little platformer packed with variety. There are six stages with two acts each, and the stages have distinct biomes and gimmicks to them. The seventh stage is exclusive to each of the three characters, whose differences in running speed, jumping speed, how many jumps they can perform before touching the ground, and if they can attack or not, really make for unique approaches to levels, recontextualizing how they flow. It's all masterfully done.
I kind of wanted it to be more challenging. At the end of a level, it tracks collectables, deaths, and completion time. But it only gives S-ranks to the first two, and it's treated separately, meaning you can die by the dozen to collect everything and in another run ignore stuff to play it safe. That's too lenient for me, I had to self-impose the challenge of doing both in a single run for all levels and characters. And then for completion time, I wish there was at least a dev time to overcome, so I'd know I got good.
Steam User 3
Tightly designed, beautiful, satisfying, 100% in one sitting, loved it
Steam User 2
Very solid 3D platformer. The level design is good, the controls are satisfying, the difficulty ramps up nicely as you go along and the ost absolutely slaps. Definitely more than worth it's asking price.
Steam User 3
Fantastic short little tight-platforming game. Reminiscent of Sonic. 2-2.5hrs worth of content, more if you want to 100% it. Highly recommend it you can pick it up for cheap ££
Steam User 2
A fun skill based 3D platformer. You get a decent amount of content for the price. Good level design, music and graphics.
If you're that speedrunner type who likes to do stages over and over again then this game is perfect for you. I myself not that type of person. Wanted to get all the achievements but that means having to get S-ranks on all stages. It wouldn't be too bad but the levels can be quite long and there are so many sections where there is so little to no room for error. Even worse, sometimes death occurs from the little jank this game has or from depth perception problems. So needless to say, I don't have the patience to fully complete the game but people into speedrunning will definitely.