Lunar Skyline Review
It's a a rare treat to find a game that's simple enough for everyone to play but doesn't bore me to tears
Skyline is a casual driving simulation that launched in late February 2025. Recent coverage suggests the game has found an audience among players seeking straightforward racing without unnecessary complexity. The title received attention following Gameloft's announcement of a summer update centered around Japanese street racing culture, introducing a new Touge Masters season set at Mount Fuji with period-appropriate vehicles including the Nissan Skyline, alongside new gameplay modes and a soundtrack curated for the theme. Early reception has highlighted the game's accessibility - reviewers noted its ability to appeal to a broad audience while maintaining engagement for more invested players.
It's a a rare treat to find a game that's simple enough for everyone to play but doesn't bore me to tears
Today, Gameloft has announced that its new Summer Season will be called Touge Masters and sees you heading to Japan. It brings a new mode, location, some instantly recognisable vehicles, and some music. That's a lot to get through, so let's drift right into it. Oh, and would you…