
Witness the rebirth of a genre in Lumo – a classic isometric adventure with a modern twist for gamers young and old alike!
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Japanese
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
It's really good, the people who cries about the controls, you know there are settings right? fully playable nice with a controller. The distance might be a litte hard to asses sometimes but i would higly reccomend this game!
Muy recomendado para pasar el tiempo
Сюреалістичний ізометричний пазл-платформер. З плюсів - різноманітні випробування, і впродовж усього проходження гра підкидає щось нове. А також цікаві бонус рівні і багато секретів. З мінусів - керування інколи вибішує та зустрічаються баги.
Kto by pomyślał, że gra dla dzieci moze byc tak wkurzajaca xddd
凑凑合合 玩法什么的应该还行 操作属于是确实蹩脚
Great game with same gameplay as Equinox on SNES
It took me years to finally come around and beat this game, a fun but frustrating experience. For a game that relies a lot on precision platforming, the controls are pretty poor. Some of the puzzles can be bugged/glitched in ways they shouldn't. While the isometric angle is quite a cool and nice looking feature, it does tend to obscure your wizard dude behind obstacles and level geometry, making it hard to see where you are. Despite all the negatives however, I would still recommend giving it a go. It's fairly cheap, and has a nice dungeon crawler atmosphere, fun puzzles, TONS of hidden collectibles, etc.
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"Is it fun"? Well, its a decent game with a lot of love, FULL of references to 80's and 90's computer game world, specially seen in europe, with a nice soundtrack and puzzles that range from "braindead baby monkey could do it" to "Huh, this is harder than i thought but not by much". The game is linear and has collect-a-ton elements, and can be done in about 4 hours for a fist playthrough if you're not going to get collecting everything. HOWEVER: Anyone voting negatively on the game for its "perspective" is 101% CORRECT. This game has some of the worst perspective issues i've seen in a 3D platformer, you have a shadow underneath your character, but it only appears when you are above some platforms, and with a lot of elements in the screen at the same time you can easily lose the shadow of your position, the fact that the higher you are from the ground the less dark the shadow is and that your fall speed is immediatly fast dont help. I've died more times due to lack of good depth perception than anything else. Its probably one of the best candidates for a game to be modified to run on VR or 3DS or 3D televisions JUST to fix that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ issue, it REALLY is that annoying and frustrating. I powered through, but i can see a lot of people just give up and delete the game and i cant blame them. This game also has genuinely one of the worst ice levels in a videogame ever. Imagine doing accurate platforming on ice platforms that slip WAY too much, that dissappear half a second after you touch them, or in moving platforms. Seriously, i know that the ice level appears 2/3rds or 3/4ths of the way in the game but its easily a difficulty cliff, the game was easy up until that point and after that it gets hard, but the ice level IMHO is the hardest. Oh, yeah, and the references, the game is full of them but its in a bri'ish muted reference way, they are just in the background or just as the things you collect (the raspberri pi, a commodore 64 cart loader, an SD card, a flux capacitor) instead of the usual american references of repeating it and being obnoxious all the time about it, so if you are used to american pop culture "jokes" its not gonna bother you, however if you were expecting the game to be original, you wont get that. I saw another review talk of this game as "if old computer isometric platformers were an old vintage plane or car, this would be a homage vehicle made to be as close as possible to it in modern times, with its drawbacks incluided" and now that im done with the game i agree, whatever you would like about those old games has been upgraded or updated here, but the drawbacks are serious and could put you off from it.
pretty fun platformer to be honest
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