Lunark

Lunark

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Release Date: March 30, 2023

Arcade, science fiction, platformers, 2D, adventure elements, indie games, side-scroll, singleplayer

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Lunark is a plaform game with adventure game elements, inspired by such classics as Flashback, Another World or Prince of Persia. The player deals with overcoming obstacles, fighting with robots and solving simple puzzles. All this is presented in retro style.

Lunark is a 2D retro platform game with adventure game elements inspired by the classic Flashback: The Quest For Identity. The project was developed by Canari Games studio.

Plot

The action takes place on the planet Albaryne. 300 years earlier it was colonized by humanity in order to save our species from extinction due to destruction of Earth's environment. The colonization was carried out by the artificial intelligence NOAH, which transformed the moon into a giant spaceship (the title LUNARK) and used it to transport millions of human embryos.

As the game's story begins, humanity lives in a prosperous but freedomless new world. The planet is controlled by NOAH and an army of robots constructed by this AI. We take on the role of a young man named Leo, who will play a key role in the rebellion against the rule of artificial intelligence.

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Videos and Screens

[1:12] Lunark launch trailer

[3:37] Lunark trailer #2

Lunark Summary

Platforms:

PC / Windows

PC / Windows

PlayStation 5

PlayStation 5

Xbox Series X/S

Xbox Series X/S

Switch

Switch

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4

Xbox One

Xbox One

Developer: Canari Games

Publisher: WayForward

Age restrictions: 12+

Lunark System Requirements

PC / Windows

PC / Windows

Minimum: Intel Core 2 Duo, 1 GB RAM, graphic card Intel HD or better, 200 MB HDD, Windows 7/8/10

Bad Pixel Art at Its Finest; Lunark Demo and Trailer Available

Bad Pixel Art at Its Finest; Lunark Demo and Trailer Available

The developers at Canari Games have shared the trailer for their new game. Lunark is a title for fans of classic 90s platformers.

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Przemyslaw Dygas

June 7, 2022

Bad Pixel Art at Its Finest; Lunark Demo and Trailer Available