Status fargowilta Aug 30, 2021
The last area is so horrible with 30 enemies in one room and no nearby save. I might literally abandon this
Touhou Luna Nights (2019)
Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 4 · PlayStation 5 · Xbox One
3.91 from 139 ratings
534 members have it in their collection · 6 playing now · 212 backlogged · 67 wish listed
How long? Main story 6h · with extras 8h · 100% 10h (from 9 logged playthroughs)
Details
- Developers
- Team Ladybug
- Publishers
- PLAYISM, Phoenixx Inc.
- Genres
- Adventure, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie, Platform
- Themes
- Action, Fantasy
- Event
- Humble Games Showcase 2025
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Feb 25, 2019 (Full Release) (North_America) PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Feb 25, 2019 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Sep 03, 2020 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Xbox One
- Dec 16, 2020 (Full Release) (Europe) Nintendo Switch
- Dec 17, 2020 (Full Release) (North_America) Nintendo Switch
- Jan 25, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
- TBD (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
Also available on
- Touhou Luna Nights: 5 Year Anniversary Limited Edition (2025) · NSW, PS5
- Touhou Luna Nights: 5 Year Anniversary Edition (2025) · NSW, PS5
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Rating distribution
5 stars
36
4 stars
70
3 stars
20
2 stars
10
1 star
3
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status SIGINT Sep 3, 2020
Now this is what I’m talking about. This is a blast, a super fun and unique-feeling Metroidvania that was just added to Game Pass. The main hook seems to be this time-stopping mechanic that you first use to get past basic obstacles, then you get a couple puzzles with it that cleverly mix in a new movement ability, then they …
Read moreNow this is what I’m talking about. This is a blast, a super fun and unique-feeling Metroidvania that was just added to Game Pass. The main hook seems to be this time-stopping mechanic that you first use to get past basic obstacles, then you get a couple puzzles with it that cleverly mix in a new movement ability, then they set a boss loose that requires heavy use of it to beat, and it all feels great and progresses super smoothly. There’s also another mechanic that lets you restore a bit of health and mana by getting riiiiight up next to an enemy, which balances the game’s ranged combat focus by encouraging you to get right up in enemies’ faces and blow them up. It’s a small touch but feels like a game-changer for making this game feel enagaging. Anyone who likes Igavanias in particular should feel at home here, with a very similar pace and progression despite the very different setting and combat.
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