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Lunar

Lunar

2024·Masato Uesugi

Videos
7
Creators
6

Mostly reviews and unboxings. Lunar is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 3 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 2 unboxings, and 1 other video.

2 - 4 players
20 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

From BoardGameGeek

Lunar is a quick-playing, trick-taking game for two or four players in which players combine the phases of the moon and nocturnal animals to form cards played into tricks, which are combined to determine their value within each trick. Each round consists of twelve tricks played, and at the end of each round, a score is awarded based on the number of tricks and cards acquired. Once one player (or team) reaches 30 points, the game ends, and the side with the most points wins! -description from the publisher

Lunar

Watch first

Learn to play

All the Games with Steph: Lunar54:36

All the Games with Steph: Lunar

Steph Hodge

Steph Hodge

Review

Lunar ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking Table18:19

Lunar ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking Table

Taylor's Trick-Taking Table

Taylor's Trick-Taking Table

Which Lunar video should I watch?

Lunar has 7 videos from 6 creators: 3 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide, 2 unboxings and 1 other video. They date from 2023 to September 2025.

To learn the rules, start with "All the Games with Steph: Lunar" by Steph Hodge, which runs 55 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Lunar ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking Table" by Taylor's Trick-Taking Table. 3 creators have reviewed it.

If you like it, try Welcome to the Dungeon, Welcome Back to the Dungeon, YRO and 13 Leaves, also by Masato Uesugi.

All videos

Lunar ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking TableReview18:19

Lunar ~ Taylor's Trick-Taking Table

Taylor's Trick-Taking Table

Taylor's Trick-Taking Table

Lunar: a team trick-taker with metal piecesReview9:47

Lunar: a team trick-taker with metal pieces

Brains On Games

Brains On Games

All the Games with Steph: LunarHow to play54:36

All the Games with Steph: Lunar

Steph Hodge

Steph Hodge

Lunar Review - Our Powers Combined!Review6:08

Lunar Review - Our Powers Combined!

BoardGameCo

BoardGameCo

Lunar: UnboxingUnboxing4:41

Lunar: Unboxing

Long Distance Gamers

Long Distance Gamers

Doomlings: UnboxingUnboxing6:57

Doomlings: Unboxing

Long Distance Gamers

Long Distance Gamers

Chat treats girls better - Lunar - B&B #Shorts #boardgamesHumor0:41

Chat treats girls better - Lunar - B&B #Shorts #boardgames

The Board & Barrel

The Board & Barrel

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Long Distance Gamers
Long Distance Gamers
2 videos of this game
BoardGameCo
BoardGameCo
1 video of this game
Brains On Games
Brains On Games
1 video of this game
Steph Hodge
Steph Hodge
1 video of this game
Taylor's Trick-Taking Table
Taylor's Trick-Taking Table
1 video of this game
The Board & Barrel
The Board & Barrel
1 video of this game

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About Lunar

From BoardGameGeek:

Lunar is a quick-playing, trick-taking game for two or four players in which players combine the phases of the moon and nocturnal animals to form cards played into tricks, which are combined to determine their value within each trick. Each round consists of twelve tricks played, and at the end of each round, a score is awarded based on the number of tricks and cards acquired. Once one player (or team) reaches 30 points, the game ends, and the side with the most points wins! -description from the publisher

Designer

Masato Uesugi

Artist

A. Giroux

Publisher

Allplay

Categories

AnimalsCard Game

Mechanics

Team-Based GameTrick-taking & Climbing
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