Dread Delusion / Lunacid. Which to play first?

[Brigadoon]

Just bought the bundle with both games. Which one should I play first?

[Hawke]

Lunacid has more combat, Dread Delusion more dialogues.
I'd go with Dread Delusion first. Also, backing up the save files might be reasonable.

[Jork]

both are extremely good

lunacid if you want a more linear experience in mostly enclosed dungeons, dread delusion if you want an open world

either way, play both, i really enjoyed them

[Cortex_Reaver]

Lunacid is a King's Field like just a big dungeon.

Dread Delusion is an Elder Scrolls like, but much better. It has a NPCs and quests and choices.

I played Lunacid first.

[Brigadoon]

Decided to go with Dread Delusion first. Thanks for the info!

[Patate]

Lunacid is more like a dungeon crawler like ultima underworld or King's Field (without the jank and difficulty) and Dread Delusion is an open world RPG, both are mainly focused on exploration and are excellent

[MISO4EVER]

If you are playing on steam
Deck play Lunacid it performs better. Overall
Dread delusion is a more interesting game but has horrible performance
On the deck. If your on pc just play this game

[Unit13]

I started both at the same time. I will say Lunacid really hooked me better faster, but when I hit a road block. I switch over to Dread Delusion, and enjoy the environment and easier progression. I will day Dread Delusion was harder for me to get into, the tutorial ran too long and talking to people didn't really interest me until I saw something and wanted to learn more about it. Then I became hooked when I actually started reading the words and not mindlessly clicking through dialogue to try and make progress.

[MISO4EVER]

Originally posted by Unit13:

I started both at the same time. I will say Lunacid really hooked me better faster, but when I hit a road block. I switch over to Dread Delusion, and enjoy the environment and easier progression. I will day Dread Delusion was harder for me to get into, the tutorial ran too long and talking to people didn't really interest me until I saw something and wanted to learn more about it. Then I became hooked when I actually started reading the words and not mindlessly clicking through dialogue to try and make progress.

Lunacid does keep your attention longer sometimes you just want to kill stuff and not talk to bozo diqfuq and go to camp dingbut and talk to schitbag mcfartstien than go here and there. Too much of that in dd Especially since they deleted my save from the beta when they went to the final version… I don’t feel the desire to go back. But the art style and world is very interesting… but Lunacid is much more inviting to pick up and play for a bit.