| DS | Lunar: Dragon Song | 2005 | Turn-Based | Japan Art Media | Nice sprite work and music is the only thing this game has going for it. Garbage story, garbage characters, garbage game design. |
| GBA | Lunar Legend | 2002 | Turn-Based | Japan Art Media | Translation closer to the intended Japanese than the previous versions, but lacks cinematic feel |
| JP Game Gear | Lunar: Sanposuru Gakuen | 1996 | Turn-Based | Game Arts/Studio Alex | The actual prequel to The Silver Star, sadly never localized - very girl-power friendly |
| PSP | Lunar: Silver Star Harmony | 2010 | Turn-Based | Japan Art Media/Game Arts | Arguably the closest in tone to the intended translation, but with less charm; adds a playable prologue, battles are extremely easy in comparison to other versions |
| PSX | Lunar 2: Eternal Blue Complete | 2000 | Turn-Based | Game Arts | If you loved the first one, you'll love this- and how could you not? |
| PSX | Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete | 1999 | Turn-Based | Game Arts | Arguably the most charming cast of characters you'll ever meet, good OST, standard combat |
| Sega CD | Lunar: Eternal Blue | 1995 | Turn-Based | Game Arts/Studio Alex | Just as charming as the first game, but with a baffling save system (utilizing magic XP as a requirement) |
| Sega CD | Lunar: The Silver Star | 1993 | Turn-Based | Game Arts/Studio Alex | Anime cutscenes, charming characters, and a high encounter rate |
| Vita | Lunar: Silver Star Harmony (DL only) | 2012 | Turn-Based | Japan Art Media/Game Arts | See PSP |
