Fit check
Is Luna worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platforming fans who want physics-based puzzles
- Players who enjoy short, focused challenges without side quests
- Players seeking a strange story with retro-inspired music
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking exploration beyond a focused sequence of platforming challenges may find the structure narrow.
- Players who dislike tense, challenging movement puzzles may hit a wall when gravity manipulation becomes central.
- Players looking for a role-playing game with character development systems may find the platforming focus limited.
Our take on Luna
The bounce point arrives when rotating the world becomes the main answer to movement and puzzle problems. Players who prefer fixed-platform navigation may stall at the first sequence requiring gravity changes, while those seeking side quests will find the focused progression leaves little distraction.
What is Luna?
Luna is a 2D platformer built around rotating the world left or right to alter gravity and navigate puzzles.
The journey follows a young creature travelling through six worlds while facing obstacles including boxes, fire pendulums, lasers, and gravity shifters. Gameplay focuses on quick movement, tense challenges, and puzzles without side quests or game-over interruptions. Frequent checkpoints maintain progress through the levels. The story follows Luna’s effort to become stronger while confronting several unusual enemies. Retro-inspired music accompanies the adventure, and the game supports keyboard input as well as Xbox and PlayStation controllers.
How Luna plays
- 01Rotating gravity
- Turning the environment changes how objects and characters move through each challenge.
- 02Six themed worlds
- Each world introduces its own gameplay elements within the platforming structure.
- 03Frequent checkpoints
- Regular checkpoint placement preserves progress during the journey.
- 04Hazard-based puzzles
- Challenges include movable boxes, fire pendulums, lasers, and devices that alter gravity.
- 05Controller support
- The game accepts keyboard input and Xbox or PlayStation controllers.
Luna compared to similar games
Luna uses rapid world rotation and gravity changes to solve 2D platforming puzzles across six worlds. Jusant centers on climbing a tower, stamina management, exploration, and discovering different routes, while Sundered is a chaotic metroidvania rather than a focused gravity-platforming game.
Luna: platforms & release
Is Luna worth it?
It is worth it if: platforming fans who want physics-based puzzles. Skip it if: players seeking exploration beyond a focused sequence of platforming challenges may find the structure narrow.
Where can I download Luna?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Luna's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Luna on?
Windows and macOS.
