Set roughly a thousand years after Lunar: The Silver Star, Eternal Blue was released in Japan in 1994 and in English by Working Designs in 1995. It is larger than the first game in every way, from the length of the story to the amount of animation and voice acting on its disc. Hiro, a young explorer who digs through ancient ruins with his talking companion Ruby, meets Lucia, a mysterious girl who has come from the Blue Spire with a mission involving the long-vanished goddess Althena and the threat of the dark god Zophar.
The positional battle system returns from the first game, refined and faster. Working Designs added a notable change to its version: saving costs some of the party's magic experience, which makes players think about where and when to save. The story also connects to the original, with legends and locations from Alex's era reappearing as history. It remains one of the best-known RPGs on the system and was later remade for the Saturn and PlayStation.
Tips for Lunar: Eternal Blue
Spend saves wisely, since each one costs magic experience in the Working Designs version.
Let the AI handle routine battles to move quickly, and take manual control for bosses.
Talk to townspeople after major events; the conversations often reveal where to go next.
How to Play Lunar Eternal Blue
Click Play Now to launch Lunar Eternal Blue directly in your browser — no downloads or plugins needed. Arrows move Hiro and the menu cursor, and Z, X and C are used to confirm, cancel and open the field menu. Enter pauses cinematic scenes. You can also connect a USB or Bluetooth gamepad for a more authentic feel.
Save states let you save your progress at any point. Create a free account to sync saves across devices. Press F11 for fullscreen mode.
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Is Lunar Eternal Blue free to play?
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What console is Lunar Eternal Blue for?
Lunar Eternal Blue is a Sega CD title. Our browser-based emulator lets you experience it exactly as it was on the original hardware — no console required.
What genre is Lunar Eternal Blue?
Lunar Eternal Blue is a adventure, rpg game. It was made for the Sega CD.
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