
Discover a new way to match blocks in this otherworldly, Zen-like, relaxing puzzle experience. Lucid is the world's first Match-All puzzle game, in which you clear areas by combining all the blocks of an area. Enjoy the stunning visuals and relaxing sound effects as you make combos and hunt for the next perfect area to clear.
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Discover a new way to match blocks in this otherworldly, Zen-like, relaxing puzzle experience. Lucid is the world's first Match-All puzzle game, in which you clear areas by combining all the blocks of an area. Enjoy the stunning visuals and relaxing sound effects as you make combos and hunt for the next perfect area to clear. Gain score multipliers by chaining Color-Tasks and earn Lucid-Blocks to use later on for clearing up the whole playfield to get you out of a tough situation. Come up with new strategies to get high-scores. Earn additional special Area-bonuses for square shaped areas, inside the group you have cleared.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 47 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Lucid jest grą Zen-Like w łączenie klocków. To wszystko, nic przesadnie skomplikowanego. I to bardzo dobrze. Rozgrywka w Lucid pozwala się wyciszyć i działa naprawdę kojąco. Prosta oprawa graficzna i naprawdę kojące, spokojne udźwiękowienie pozwalają skupić się w całości na gameplayu. W którym znajdziemy mały twist. W przytłaczającej większości gier tego typu, im więcej klocków ze sobą połączysz tym więcej punktów nabijesz. Tu jesteśmy nagradzani za zachowanie spokoju i robienie małych kroczków. Co naprawdę dodaje sporo do gry. Podsumowując, gra jest piekielnie wciągająca i nadaje się dla każdego. Od dziecka po niegrającego znajomego. Polecam
This game took me years to beat. I hit a snag with the game a while back that turned me off, and finally just got back to it, years later and finally beat it. It takes some strategy to beat the game. While it's easy to match, it's not easy to not get stuck in the last 5-10 levels. Pretty simple gameplay though. You are request to collect at least two adjacent blocks of a certain color. As it gets more difficult it will ask you for 3 or 4 adjacent blocks of the same color. No timer, just a relaxing game of trying to reach the end of each level. There's nothing much to it, but I dig casual games where I can spend some time just taking a quick break and getting through a couple of levels. When I first played this, I accidentally hit the rather large delete button. It says, Delete/Save, but all it does it delete. The devs still have not changed this, so don't fall for it by accidentally clicking it. Seems others have fallen prey to this issue as well. Other than that the game is fine, doesn't crash, and plays well. Not the most recommended of games, but nothing wrong with the game and it offers a bit brain teasing.
This is one of those "should have been a neutral option" times. The game is entertaining enough for quick sessions, however the game engine has aged extremely poorly, with a very limited selection of resolutions resulting in it looking horrible if run fullscreen (and not somewhat-pretty horrible like pixel art, just horrible horrible) and at least bearable when run windowed (but even then you're limited by the terrible selection of resolutions).
Can't recommend. This game reeks of being a student project, showing on technical level and on the game logic and not in good way. It was somewhat pleasant for first ~30 minutes but went increasingly frustrating the longer I played just for the achievements. Main game loop is a flawed match-3 game as the main mechanic requires you to match all touching same color tiles in order to make them disappear but you cannot connect anything diagonally and half the levels out of 55 in total are based on patterns which turn constantly into E-shaped (or much worse) color masses which you cannot clear out, requiring to restart levels way too often. In order to complete the game, you'll more or less have to know in what order the developer wanted the level to be completed, so it requires brainstorming for all the wrong reasons. Looking back, the game was sold in those one dollar shovelware-tier bundles back in 2015-2017 from which I've apparently gotten it too. For that reason the 5€ store price on Steam amuses me greatly :D
simple and cool game
Fun, relaxing and eventually fairly challenging game.
[h1]For relaxing time make it Lucid[/h1] What is going on above the clouds? Buy this game and [b]Check it out![/b]
Not my cup of tea.
Calming music and entertaining puzzles that seem to go on and on. I have had it for a long time and still play.
its a fun relaxing puzzle game, to pass the time :)
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