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Is Luna: Supernatural Hunter worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy top-down bullet-hell shooters with escalating enemy waves
- Action players who want combat built around switching between a shotgun and a machine gun
- Players who like a supernatural setting with a cat companion that can provide healing
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad exploration-focused game may find the structure centered on enemy waves and boss fights.
- Players who prefer forgiving defeat systems may not fit a game with permadeath.
- Players looking for combat without weapon switching may not fit a game built around two firearm types.
Our take on Luna: Supernatural Hunter
The game departs from a standard lone-hunter setup by giving Luna a cat companion with healing powers. Its progression also replaces a longer campaign structure with 9 escalating waves and 3 boss fights, alongside permadeath.
What is Luna: Supernatural Hunter?
Play as Luna, a supernatural hunter defending a village from attacking monsters.
This top-down shooter uses bullet-hell combat, with a dash for escaping enemy attacks and two firearms to switch between: a shotgun and a machine gun. Luna’s cat companion, Joe, has healing powers that can be used at important moments. The game contains 9 waves, with enemy numbers and difficulty increasing during progression, followed by 3 boss fights. Its setting includes catacombs, and a permadeath system makes defeat part of the game’s structure. The vendor describes the mechanics as simple to learn.
How Luna: Supernatural Hunter plays
- 01Healing cat companion
- Joe can restore Luna’s health at important moments during combat.
- 02Two firearm types
- Luna can alternate between a shotgun and a machine gun.
- 03Escalating waves
- The game has 9 waves with increasing enemy numbers and difficulty.
- 04Boss fights
- Progression includes 3 battles against bosses.
- 05Permadeath system
- Defeat uses a permadeath structure.
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Luna: Supernatural Hunter: platforms & release
Is Luna: Supernatural Hunter worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy top-down bullet-hell shooters with escalating enemy waves. Skip it if: players seeking a broad exploration-focused game may find the structure centered on enemy waves and boss fights.
Where can I download Luna: Supernatural Hunter?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Luna: Supernatural Hunter's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Luna: Supernatural Hunter on?
Windows only.
