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 6
A stellar indie platformer that went under the radar. I would strongly recommend this if you enjoy games in the same vein of Sonic and are looking for a nice game to just vibe on for cheap.
Steam User 5
One of the first games I really sunk into when I got my Steam Deck. Really great platforming, fantastic soundtrack too,
Steam User 4
Fun little game with good platforming. My main critique is that levels are very linear and it's often difficult to tell which branching path is the "main" path and which one holds the secrets. That's an issue since often it's a guessing game and you often can't backtrack.
Steam User 4
A bang for your buck 3D platformer at an inexpensive price.
The gameplay reminds me of Sonic and Mario Galaxy with how the environments are and how the stages are paced. It was a bit frustrating at first but enabling shadows and messing with the smooth turning option helped out a lot for the rest of the game, especially in those tight turns and platforms. What killed me the most was overshooting jumps and falling off slippery ledges. The momentum could be better but you get used to it as you play.
The enemies are cute but they do have the same designs per stage except at the end. They're pretty simple, you pretty much just run at them then press attack.
It has collect-a-thon mechanics in cranes and letter blocks which help make the stages more engaging but some cranes are only present in branching paths where the letter blocks are. The stages also have hidden stuff which contribute to the later half of the game too, without getting into much spoilers.
Otherwise, it's a quick game to finish. I believe my first playthrough ended around the 2 hour mark with the rest being the other characters and just completing the collectibles. It's a great game in short bursts and the replay value is definitely present here. My only gripes are some branching paths which can be difficult to spot at first unless you look for them and the Autumn stage which hurts my eyes when I look at the skybox.
Rounding it out at quite a low price tag, keep this game on your radar if you're a fan of 3D platformers in general. If you're looking to kick back and relax, pick it up! It won't hurt your wallet and its definitely worth your time.
Steam User 3
Quirky platformer with a neat little story in the background charming PS1 graphics and a lot of Sonic Adventure style gameplay with really smooth platforming and neat environments. Soundtrack is also a banger.
Worst thing I can say about this game is I wish it could last a little longer, maybe one more world? But at 5 bucks it's an awesome grab to play through an evening.
Steam User 3
This game only being $5 is a crime. It's fantastic. Would highly recommend playing if you're into 3d platformers
Steam User 6
A cute platformer with a retro look and crisp controls, nice music too.
The game doesn't take very long to beat but you unlock 2 additional characters when you do so.
It's quite cheap too. Just a very good time.