
Wield your high-tech umbrella to take down Italy’s last mafia family while evading capture by your own agency in this thrilling third-person action-adventure shooter.
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Lady Umbrella is a 3d action-adventure shooter in which the player plays the role of special agent Francesca De Angelis (aka Lady Umbrella) who, while infiltrating the last mafia family in Italy, is betrayed and incriminated by her partner and must now clear her name by preventing her own agency from arresting her and defeating the mafia using her main weapon: a shotgun umbrella that when opened functions as a shield and multiple gadgets.
Use the umbrella-shield and the different traversal mechanics to finish them off with a shotgun blast.
Make your way through your adventure!
Switch between combat, traversal, and puzzle-solving tools — the umbrella isn’t just a weapon, it’s your lifeline.
Uncover a web of betrayal and deceit as Lady Umbrella fights to clear her name in her own agency while taking on the ultimate Italian Mafia family.
Live a frenetic experience in a sprawling Italian Mediterranean city besieged by the mafia.


This game is a university project carried out by students at U-tad. The master's degrees involved are design, art, programming, modeling, animation, rigging, and production at U-tad, in addition to the degree in music creation and production at Loyola University.
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain, Swedish, Basque, Catalan, French*languages with full audio support
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One Sentence : The performance for this game makes no sense as it lags terribly on my low-end mini PC.
Un jeu avec beaucoup trop de bug, dommage il aurait pu être sympa...
Interesante :D
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Lady Umbrella is a game that achieves what it sets out to do: an adventure-action experience where you genuinely feel like a secret agent. The level and narrative design guide the character towards its goal beautifully. There are some problems such as performance issues, but it doesn’t take away from an experience that, on top of being free, is worth your time.
Really interesting experience! I loved how it combines frenetic combat with traversal sections perfectly. If you like action-adventure games, give it a shot!
Buen juego y sobre todo muy divertido. La mecánica del paraguas me ha parecido bastante buena y bien trabajada, se nota que se la querido dar bastante profundidad. El combate tiene muchas opciones y es muy satisfactorio usarlas bien, a parte de que los niveles se disfrutan bastante y te recompensan por ser curioso. ¡Muy buen trabajo!
guapardo gratis y con logros que mas quieres
La idea mola mucho! Hay bugs y fallos técnicos que entorpecen la experiencia, pero creo que todo se puede solucionar en algún parche. El diseño de niveles esta muy bien y no te sientes perdido en ningún momento, y te sientes muy poderoso con la paraguascopeta. Muy recomendado!
Es muy divertido y adictivo, la historia es buena. lo recomiendo al 100% y no olvidemos que encima es free.
[h1]Seemed interesting at first but, an unrecommendable game for PC-Keyboard-Mouse gamers.[/h1] [b]DO NOT READ the below if you're a developer or a fan of this game as my review may cause hurt-feelings, for which I of course apologise, but nevertheless important to prevent prospective gamers from raising their expectations, getting disappointed and wasting their time.[/b] Sorely disappointed after I tried it. The second worst thing that I felt is the time I wasted on it. While it shows 30 minutes, I wasted less than that. Much of the time was spent in settings. Even 5 minutes on this game is a waste of time imo. It's a controller recommended game and there is no key binding settings page for keyb-mouse players. So, you have to guess which key does what, but it's close to the typical wasd set up. Also, it probably has motion blur and no, you can't turn it off. The settings changes work half the time and the other times, the settings changes don't save properly. Voice acting felt awful. Clearly, they are not professionals at voice acting. Shooting is faulty. Even after putting the cross hair on the enemy's body from around 10m distance caused the shot to miss. This isn't just bad, but faulty. Audio is buggy too. Turning off music does not turn it off from the menu. In 2026 January, it's a buggy, broken, poorly put together, poorly plot-explained title. Sure, it's free, but if you want to spend time wrestling with a free title such as this, for whatever reason, then go ahead and play the game. I don't think it is a title you will miss if you decide to not play it.
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