L U N E

This a game that I never knew I always wanted. It brings back the childish joy that is found in building a fort on the couch, draping a blanket over it, and just sitting there in your little fortress. It is just so relaxing. Even though it is only about 15 mins long, I still highly recomend it.

L U N E is quite possibly the most pleasant place I've ever been. It's absolutely one of the best things you can do in VR in under ten minutes. Everyone with a VR headset should buy it, just to show off to people. That said, "haiku" is the right way to describe it; as in, it's quite short. Still, well worth the money.

people who think VR is only a natural evolution of the current state of video games: you may want to avoid this. It's not high gameplay or anything. people who want weird content that shows creativity and want to support creators who can elevate the "genre" of VR content to either a higher art form or at least make it a more whimsical platform, Lune is well worth the 3 dollars, if only to have a spot that recreates what I longed for in the halcyon days of my psychedelic usage: a kickass shimmery tent surrounded by the whirrs and chitters of the extraplanar old gods sewn together with a musical thread.

Lune is proof that art is alive and well in VR. It's a squishy pillow fort of fun.

Lune is very odd, but very neat short VR experience where you manipulate geometry around you in a free form fashion. There is no point, short of enjoying the experience, which is maybe the point.

I replayed it over and over for over an hour. Bought it again and gifted it to a friend immediately. Afterwards i went to the developers website, and explored it all the way to 4 am in the morning. Then went to sleep and had some very powerful dreams. This experience unfortunetly isn't for everyone. For the ones that don't understand it, it will simply be meh to them. For the ones that do understand, it can bring those individuals to tears.

Amazing, but only 5 - 10 minutes.