Wade Nelson
United States
Saint Louis Park
Minnesota
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fardoche wrote:
Luna feels more like a puzzle than Burgundy or Trajan for example. There's no random element so it can lead to analysis paralysis with some players. It's a really good game nonetheless.
Given the puzzle-like feel of the game, the solo option is a very good way to improve your skills. Moreover, the variable setup for each game provides a new challenge each time. So I recommend it with no hesitation, if you can find it.
I haven't played the other titles, but I've played Luna a fair amount and agree with all of this. The solo mode has a few different difficulty levels, and provides a real challenge.
IF you can find it for a reasonable price, I'd definitely recommend it. If you're looking at an expensive second-hand copy due to it's OOP status, I'd wait for a reasonbly-priced copy to come long. It isn't a game you NEED to have without regard for price.
Posted Wed Feb 1, 2012 11:58 am
