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Lunarium
Lunarium is an atmospheric fantasy A-RPG. Play as Ave, a light-armored knight, who teams up with Lune, a mysterious Starfarer. Together, they journey to save a dying world, engaging in challenging battles to retrieve the lost glow of the stars and forsaken memories, unveiling cosmic secrets.
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- Released
- July 29, 2026
- Genres
- Action · Role-playing (RPG) · Adventure · Indie
- Platforms
- PC
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Lunarium Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
The largest strength of Lunarium is easily the bond between Ave and Lune, both narratively and gameplay-wise. In that regard, I feel this beautiful ARPG largely succeeds in what it sets out to tell. Even with the game being admittedly difficult, especially in light of my inability to effectively parry much of the time, I had genuine fun with it. I felt so much as I uncovered its various story beats and watched the two heroines grow together. For what it does well, Lunarium is a compellingly insightful action RPG with Soulslike elements, and it certainly deserves to be viewed as a shining star…
Lunarium Studio's debut game is an action RPG full of heart.
For a parry-heavy action RPG from a first-time developer, Lunarium ticks nearly all the boxes. But somewhere along the way, even elements of individual quality have trouble gelling to pay off its innate quality.
The concept of Lunarium as a small Souls-like is just genius. Too bad the game won't be defined by the idea, but rather by loads of bugs and unrealised potential.
Lunarium is a rough-around-the-edges action-RPG that manages to stay afloat thanks to its genuine charm, beautiful art style, and engaging combat synergies. While issues with level readability, clunky sound effects, and occasional pacing lulls hold it back, the intriguing lore and the core dynamic between Ave and Lune keep the experience interesting. If you can look past the quirks and navigation stumbles, there is a captivating atmospheric journey here to discover and enjoy.