
Craft spells by combining floating fragments of words in Leximan, a whimsical adventure that uses creative wordplay to summon countless weird and wonderful solutions to puzzles. Alongside an awkward assembly of basement-wizards, save Academy Elementinia and become the hero nobody asked for!
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Languages: English
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I can bribe the police with 50% off on mayo. 10/10
Great game , Love the music, the vibe, the story, the characters. BUT whoever designed the mail delivery mini game: I WOULD break your hand with a hammer <3
Incredibly funny and a must play for all UNDERTALE fans. Doesn't take itself seriously from the start and continues to do that during the whole game. Very love-and memeable characters. One of my all time favourites <3
Unfortunately, I can't really recommend Leximan. The core mechanic is basically that you build words from sets of letters in encounters to help resolve them. This is presented as being very creative, but usually there are only a few words you can make and even fewer that will progress or resolve the encounter. The choices made this way are also not really meaningful in most cases, usually just changing a single sprite in the overworld if that. You can also use the Lexicon to freely type words anywhere in the overworld to change the environment. While this also sounds like a cool mechanic, you don't learn that many words and it seems like a lot of the other interactions are guesswork or hidden very deeply in the game. I only found a few of these, but again the changes were relatively minor and they felt more like Easter eggs than anything else. Outside of the Lexicon encounters, the game is all over the place. The best way to describe it would be a series of minigames. Some of these were pretty amusing, others were just ok. Only one in particular was rough, mainly because of the weird controls/drift (the mail delivery minigame). The story is amusing but is mostly just an excuse for silliness and jokes. There's a neat twist at the end, but I think it's nothing to write home about. I did not like the mechanic where you have to view side character interactions to get the "true ending" because it doesn't give you any sense that you're making progress to unlocking them, and I only just barely managed it without giving up (I got two of them on accident, but the other two took me some time). Overall, even though I did finish this game I'd say the experience was average at best and undercooked at the worst, so to speak. There's a lot of charm in the game's characters and design but it feels like most of the effort went into that rather than designing the gameplay itself. I'd probably give it like 3 stars, but in a system where I can only recommend or not recommend it, I have to say that I don't recommend it.
This game is clever, fun and has an intruiging story line. It also does whatever it wants in regards to what genre it is, and has as much ADHD as I do. 10/10!
I wishlisted this game in 2023. I saw that it came out. And after remembering how great the game looks, I bought it. But now I'm refunding the game. Even though the graphics and the gameplay are great. Because I can't play it. I have spent an hour trying to fix the issue of not being able to cast "fire" in the VERY BEGINNING. I have sent bug reports both to their support e-mail and website. But I'm not going to wait for them to respond. ( As of I'm writing this the game is straight up broken. You literally can't progress. Would not recommend till the issue is fixed. I will remove this review if the issue is fixed. However I might be un-able to check if it has been fixed so... Proceed with caution.
Bel gioco, divertente e per il costo davvero d'intrattenimento. Consigliato!
Really great game! It has a great humor with a lot of jokes. There are a lot of options in fights and with more than one solution, which is not only great for replayability, but also there is a lot of great humor included in these solutions. Overall, I would say it is a really nice play, and I would definitely recommend giving this game a chance.
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