About

Lunar Hub started as a group chat where a few friends kept trading notes about the games we played on the bus. At some point the notes got long enough to become a small site, and here we are. Nothing fancy — just people who like games and like explaining them clearly.

Every game we cover gets real play time before a single word is written. We don't copy press releases or lean on trailers. If a mechanic is confusing, we say so; if a level trips us up, we tell you how we got past it.

We pick games the way most players do: something looks interesting in the store, we install it, and we keep playing if it holds our attention. Genre doesn't matter much to us — a good racer and a good puzzle both deserve a proper guide. We try to keep a healthy mix so there's something for different tastes.

The site is independent. We're not tied to any studio, and our opinions are our own, sometimes to our own annoyance when a game we wanted to love just doesn't click.

Elias Brandt — Elias has been writing about games for over a decade and still keeps three phones charged for testing. He edits every guide before it goes live and answers most of the email himself.