ルナティックドーン 前途への道標

Steamdeck can run this game, but there are two problems: 1. when play music it will hang when music switch to the next one, disable the music will "solve" this hang problem; 2. Steamdeck can not switch between multiple windows(has some issue) and it has poor experiences when some windows size displayed improperly. The game runs good under desktop mode on Steamdeck, that's awesome!

5 found this helpful, 2023-08-30

An amazing little truly open ended open world rpg. If you love open world rpgs but are kinda turned off by story telling mumbo jumbo, and just want to be an adventurer in a dynamic world who makes their own story, this is the game for you. Super relaxing and laid back. Peak comfy. The graphics may put you off, they don't for me, but if you're a zoomer addicted to 20 something pastel goths acting like freaks on tik...

3 found this helpful, 2023-08-05

A very charming, but sort of aimless dungeon crawler. I recommend it, but mostly for the novelty. There's a few unique systems (like character aging) that are interesting, but for the most part the gameplay is deceptively simple and/or not really up to modern standards. Overworld exploration is done through menus, dialogue is randomly generated from sets of phrases, there's no broad narrative to follow whatsoever,...

5 found this helpful, 2021-05-11

This JRPG that reminds me of the Ultima series, the strategy and complexity of the systems working in the background really impressed me. I've been having a lot of fun with it, and fortunately there is an English translation pack that makes this accessible outside of Japan. Recommend! See my video below for gameplay at the beginning of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dUZV5i995k

2 found this helpful, 2024-04-29

I've only made one run so far, but even with only an hour under it's belt I can tell ルナティックドーン 前途への道標 is a unique and fascinating game with plenty to offer. This is essentially a completely open-ended RPG sandbox, I don't know if there's any kind of deep lore or overarching goal, or if it's simply a little world to jump into whenever you feel like it. In a lot of ways it feels like a Japanese take on a western CRPG...

1 found this helpful, 2023-01-05

The UI and aesthetic here is delightful. While I understand the appeal to a game like this, the end result here is a little too aimless for me. Games with a similar freeform approach like Daggerfall or Mordor: The Depths of Dejenol give you a strong sense of progression and facilitate setting compelling goals for yourself as you play. This feels very "make number go up" in comparison and I have a hard time sticking...

0 found this helpful, 2025-11-03