Lunar Silver Star Story Touch

SoMoGa, Inc

About this game

Long ago, a great Dragonmaster named Dyne, with the aid of his faithful companions, defended the goddess Althena from a terrible evil. Time has passed, and those great adventurers have become the stuff of legend, but the world of Lunar is now threatened by a shadowy figure known as the Magic Emperor. In a humble village, far removed from the turmoil, lives a young man named Alex. Idolizing the legendary Dyne, Alex dreams of one day becoming a renowned Dragonmaster and matching the achievements of his lifelong hero. Encouraged by his childhood friend Ramus, Alex sets out with his companion Nall and his adopted sister Luna on a seemingly trivial quest, unaware that it would prove to be the first step in an epic adventure whose outcome will determine the fate of the entire world. Now available on Android, this critically-acclaimed version of the award-winning Japanese RPG "Lunar Silver Star Story" offers numerous improvements including:
- Nearly a full hour of animated cut scenes
- A remastered soundtrack with high quality music and voice tracks
- A completely updated interface designed specifically for mobile devices
- Higher resolution artwork and widescreen gameplay
- External controller support
- Variable speed in battle and difficulty controls
- And much more!

Ratings and reviews

The game itself is 5 stars. The story is fantastic and If you enjoy the old school RPGs you'll love it. The reason for the 4 star rating is because I noticed as I played through that my Google play account was not leveling up. There are no achievements for this game though I'm sure they could have easily added some. I found that disappointing. Sea of Stars is the game that brought me back to playing these games and the first I discovered on the phone. there are plenty of achievements there.

Classic Sega/PlayStation RPG brought back to life. I love when a timeless story with great characters and art is lovingly rescued from the past and made playable on mobile. It means that people who might never have had the chance to experience the game and the story have the chance to appreciate it. The beautiful animated cutscenes and classic top down art feel at home among modern games. The option to switch the updated controls between pathfinding single tap and on screen joystick works well.

I was disappointed to see the new voice acting - not because I played the ps1 version but because from the early stages at least, it's not nearly as enthusiastic as the original. Also Nall's much deeper voice, while understandable, was jarring from what I expected. The main gripe I have is the controls, although now you can save anytime. The tap to move really sucks I'll be frank but there is a workaround. If you play this, know that there is a joystick toggle if you use the 👇 icon.

What’s new

Compatibility with 16kB pages required by some upcoming Android devices