“Still There” is a narrative puzzle game for PC, best known for its slow-burn, atmospheric style rather than action. It sits in the same thoughtful corner as story-led indies like Observation or The Talos Principle, leaning on mood, dialogue and problem-solving to keep you moving. This version is claimed via Luna Gaming, so you’re effectively streaming the PC game rather than installing it locally — great if your hardware is modest, less so if your connection is flaky.
Is Luna streaming a good fit for this sort of game?
For a largely contemplative experience, streaming can work well: input timing is rarely critical, and you can jump in on more devices. The trade-off is reliance on stable internet, plus the usual caveats around cloud libraries and access being tied to your account.
- Story-first pacing — more reading, listening and observing than reflex-heavy play.
- Puzzle progression — challenges tend to reward patience and note-taking.
- Cloud access — play without downloads, but expect performance to track your connection quality.

