Lucky Luna

Netflix, Inc.

About this game

Available exclusively for Netflix members.

Guide Luna through hidden dungeons and mythical temples to unlock the secrets of her past in this platformer inspired by Japanese folklore.

Each level introduces new mechanics and features that open up different ways to explore. The only catch? There’s no jump button! Swipe to move Luna left and right as she plunges deeper into each evolving, treacherous environment. You'll have to take advantage of your surroundings and rely on your wits to reach what lies below and help Luna find her true path.

Features:

• Play through story mode, where you’ll explore maze-like dungeons using simple one-touch gameplay on your path to claiming Luna's destiny.
• Test yourself in endless mode as you plunge further into unpredictable dungeons where no two runs are the same.
• Discover hidden temples, secret underground passageways and special challenge rooms to collect cryptic tablets that reveal more of Luna’s story.
• Collect as many pearls and gems as you can carry to fill up your treasure room and display your progress.
• Compete for the top spot in each temple and dungeon in daily, monthly and all-time leaderboards.
• Complete all 100 achievements to collect in-game trophies for your trophy room and solidify your status as one of the most daring treasure seekers.

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Ratings and reviews

This might be my favorite mobile platformer? I love this game, it at least ranks up there with Dadish and Leo's Fortune for platformers that feel great on mobile. My only complaints are that some of the levels are a little long and if you go away for too long you have to start over, and there is one mystery achievement on story mode i can't figure out what it is so I'm staring at 17/18. But the gameplay itself is perfect, and the level design is top notch. Great game.

It pains me that I can't give this game 5 stars. I hope a developer sees this because this is SO close to being a perfect game. The gameplay is fun and rewarding, the art is beautiful, and the replayability is great. Especially in endless mode. Sure, some of the hazards are cheap (especially those fish) but that's commonplace in a platformer. However, there are some glaring menu. Navigation, and UI issues that really hinder the experience. Maybe a patch will fix it, but for it's just frustrating

Cute, nostalgic, not too easy or too hard. Reminds me of Rayman Legends, but with Zelda vibes. I only wish there were more levels because it felt a bit short. There are six story levels and an endless mode. Hopefully they make a longer sequel.