Luna Game Review: How Can Something So Cute, Look So Creepy?

So I’m googling “Creepy Horror Games” because I have a love for horror games and I came across these games. I didn’t read any reviews about it or watched any gameplays because I wanted to experience it for myself. Ummmmm, these games are like the definition of weird. I wouldn’t say it’s scary, even though I almost had a heart attack at one point, but it is creepy looking. The fact that they used My Little Pony also made it unsettling. It looked pretty harmless……..THEN the creepy stuff happened. There are a few of these Luna Games. The first Luna Game was made mostly to prank brownies (A male fan of the series My Little Pony). For a while, they thought this game was disguised as a virus. Let’s take a look at each game!

So you start out on a platform level, playing as Luna. The only things you can do are jump and move around. After a few seconds into the game, the screen turns into an image of Pinkie Pie Zalgofied.

A creepy ass song starts to play, and get this……you can’t escape from the game. IT WON’T CLOSE! I just thought my computer was frozen or something. Then I see my mouse pointer won’t move either. Since this game is made for a windows computer, the only way of closing it was using the Task Manager. If you don’t close it right away, it’ll close by itself after a while.

Here’s an even more creepy part. when you look at where you saved the game, there are pictures and text documents that say ‘The End is Neigh’. It was a pain in the butt deleting them all. You can dow…

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