148apps writes: "Being a hardcore RPG fan, I get sad when my interest peaks for a game, only to come off as disappointed. This is what happened with Luna Story. Don’t get me wrong, there is a solid RPG somewhere behind some much needed fixes. I cannot, however, discount these needed changes in order to recognize a possibility, instead of reality."
TouchMyApps: Recently a certain high profile game came out that some were even touting as the first true RPG on the iPhone. Personally, I didn’t see it as much more than a glorified combat simulator. On the other hand, I look at a game like Luna Story, and while it may not have all the glitz and glam of games like the one above that shall remain nameless, it has more old school charm going for it instead.
Touchgen: The first thing Luna Story’s title screen will ask the player to do is, “press any key.” I cannot help but wonder if this is a silent message from the translator indicating that hitting the home key, indeed the iPhone’s only key, would be a sound course of action.
