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Dive into the enchanting worlds of LUNAR: Silver Star Story Complete and LUNAR 2: Eternal Blue Complete! Tag along on Alex and Hiro's quests and challenge enemies like the Magic Emperor and God of Destruction to save the world from dire peril in two adventures set 1000 years apart from each other!
LUNAR Remastered Collection is a adventure, jrpg and rpg game
developed by GAME ARTS Co., Ltd., ASHIBI Co. and Ltd.
and published by GungHo Online Entertainment America and Inc..
Released on April 17th 2025 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine
in 7 languages: English, French, German, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean.
It has received 409 reviews of which 374 were positive and 35 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 49.99€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Core i7-8700
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
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Oh my goodness. Before 2026, I had never played either Lunar game, despite hearing so many amazing things about them. Now, I COMPLETELY understand the hype, and I'm kicking myself because I had missed out on Lunar for so many years. With that said, please understand that there's NO nostalgia speaking here; and even so, I must say that these rank as some of the best games, let alone JRPGs, that I've ever played. I have now become a shameless Lunar fanboy, raving to all my friends and coworkers about how great these two games are. Eternal Blue in particular is a shoe-in for the best JRPG I've played. Everything, ranging from the upbeat messaging, Iwadare's soundtrack, the cute graphics, the gameplay loop, the humor, the plot pacing, and the lovable characters, is absolutely firstrate. It's one of those obscenely rare gems which demonstrates just how powerful a medium for storytelling that a video game can be, and which reminds me of why I fell in love with video games as a kid. I think the closest comparison from this time period would be Phantasy Star 4, which I similarly hold up as a masterpiece... but all things considered, I don't think even Phantasy Star 4 is on quite the same level as Eternal Blue. Skies of Arcadia is the only JRPG that I'd hold up as Eternal Blue's equal, and looking back, I can clearly tell that Eternal Blue had a HUGE influence on Skies. Speaking of influence, both Lunar games were monumentally important to the entire genre for years to come, even if neither of them ever got the mass recognition that Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest did. The originals, released in 1992 and 1994 respectively, were among the first JRPGs to utilize anime-style full motion video and voice acting. In other words, Lunar was arguably the first JRPG series which proposed the notion that a video game can stand on a cinematic level. Not only this, but Ghaleon was a mold-breaking character for his time, and his design was instrumental in dozens (or maybe hundreds?) of similarly-styled characters throughout JRPG history. And alongside FF6, Eternal Blue was one of the trailblazing JRPGs of its era which was pushing the envelope on how to develop three-dimensional, lovable characters. (Lemina and Ruby are my personal favorites.) Oh, and both Lunar games were some of the first JRPGs to utilize fanservice in any meaningful way, so make of that what you will. There's even more that could be said -- and that many people have ALREADY said about these games over the years -- so I'll refrain from raving more about Lunar here. I'm extremely grateful that the Lunar duology found its way onto modern consoles. It's always a good thing when older games get this treatment, both for accessibility and preservation purposes. Especially games of this astronomically high caliber.
This is a game that is near and dear to my heart from ever since I was a kid. The story is absolutely amazing, the characters are incredibly entertaining, and the soundtrack is hands-down one of the absolute best soundtracks you will ever hear from this era of gaming. One of the best things about this game series is that it encourages you to speak with NPCs in the game. Because every NPC, regardless of importance to the story, provides some rich character development, humor, and more. Join in on a love story that I honestly wish I could emulate in my daily life in order to show my devotion to someone dear to me. I will not spoil you on anything in this game. But I WILL give you a VERY big tip. Don't bother with Nash's status effect spells, focus solely on his offensive spells like Thunder Bomb. The hit rate on his status attacks is not the best. Oh, and just as an example of some of the humor in this game, there is an NPC (a child) who if you talk to will say that he wants to grow up to be like one of the party members due to them being a "hunk and a half" as described by the child's mother, only to then question what a hunk is, and then you get to hear the criticism of Nash complaining about said party member being a horrid influence on kids due to them being a bandit. Trust me, this game is great. My ONLY complaint is that they didn't keep the original voices for the characters. Luna's voice is not the same as it was on my Playstation 1, and when you have the original game still, you notice.
I first played the Lunar games on the Sega CD, and like many people, I no longer have access to that console. So seeing Lunar Remastered Collection arrive on Steam was an instant purchase for me. This collection includes Lunar: Silver Star Story and Lunar 2: Eternal Blue, two games I genuinely believe are among the greatest JRPGs ever made. Everything about these games still holds up beautifully — the heartfelt story, the charming and expressive visuals, and one of the best soundtracks the genre has ever produced. There’s a certain charm to these games that you don’t see very often anymore, even in modern JRPGs. If you love classic JRPGs, or you’ve ever wanted to experience what many consider the genre at its absolute peak, do yourself a favor and grab this collection while you can. 10/10
Way back when I was a little tween, the Lunar Duo were the first JRPGs I played, back on the Sega CD. All the other neighborhood kids were playing Final Fantasy on their Super Nintendos, and I was over here playing Lunar on the Sega CD. I like the sequel more than the first game, but maybe that's because I like the Hiro/Lucia pair better than Luna/Alex. Hiro and Lucia are probably my favorite couple from any media, which is probably mostly nostalgia from playing this game originally while coming of age. I also like that they were able to give the female main characters something to do other than find a man: specifically Jean and Lemina. That was rare for a 90s story. Playing this again after playing the modern Final Fantasy games really pushes home how much newer games "borrow" tropes from the old. Althena and Zophar are essentially Hydelyn and Zodiark from FFXIV. Overall I have kind of a mixed feeling about this, just because there's only the two games in this really vivid and creative world. It's like Firefly. Love it; want more. But I should be careful what I wish for; I'm sure if they were to revive it this far past when it ended, they'd find a way to ruin it. Like Star Wars. My only complaint is that I paid $40 for what is essentially an emulator of a 30 year old game. It's great for what it is, but I probably shouldn't have paid over $25. Nostalgia gets me again. Great games, great story, but maybe wait for a better sale than I took.
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LUNAR Remastered Collection is currently priced at 49.99€ on Steam.
No, LUNAR Remastered Collection is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 49.99€ on Steam.
Yes, LUNAR Remastered Collection received 374 positive votes out of a total of 409 achieving a rating of 8.47.
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LUNAR Remastered Collection was developed by GAME ARTS Co., Ltd., ASHIBI Co. and Ltd. and published by GungHo Online Entertainment America and Inc..
Yes, LUNAR Remastered Collection is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, LUNAR Remastered Collection is not playable on MacOS.
No, LUNAR Remastered Collection is not playable on Linux.
Yes, LUNAR Remastered Collection is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, LUNAR Remastered Collection is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, LUNAR Remastered Collection does not support VR.
LUNAR Remastered Collection is a single-player game.
No, LUNAR Remastered Collection does not currently offer any DLC.
No, LUNAR Remastered Collection does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, LUNAR Remastered Collection does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, LUNAR Remastered Collection is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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14
Developer
GAME ARTS Co., Ltd.,
ASHIBI Co., Ltd.
Publisher
GungHo Online Entertainment America, Inc.
Release
17 Apr 2025
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