Luxor

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY LIKE I DID. None of the Luxors work through steam. you can look for a "fix" here, but the fix i used gave me a virus from the forums gave me a virus, BEWARE

бляцкий шедевр, не передать словами если бы в моём детстве был стим и счётчик часов, то луксором я бы побил рекорд любого хуесосa-дотера с 25к часов усранных на рекрутов

Пик геймдева, у кого там на винде 10+ не запускается - лохи.

Funktioniert bei meinem Windows 11 nicht, voll traurig, jetzt habe ich dafür bezahlt und geht nicht :-(

Runs perfectly on the Steam Deck - via Proton 8.0.5. Suggest adjusting the track pad sensitivity. And... played originally when it was launched, and Luxor is as remembered: a great casual and simple game that is great for short or longer gaming sessions.

[h1] Luxor (anciently — Thebes) is a city in Upper Egypt, on the east bank of the Nile. It's the main city of the province with the same name. [/h1] The first Luxor game is a classic and a benchmark of the casual game genre. Even compared to the legendary Zuma, Luxor has its own charm, although the competitor might have slightly nicer graphics and sound. Right now, the game doesn’t have the highest approval rating on Steam, but that’s mostly due to users complaining because they can’t run a twenty-year-old game on Windows 11. In reality, you just need to install a simple patch that’s freely available in Steam guides, and the game works perfectly. That said, the game runs faster in windowed mode than fullscreen — so if you go for the fullscreen option, be ready for black bars. The gameplay is pretty standard: you shoot balls, match them by color, and grab falling bonuses so the balls don’t reach the endpoint. There are 14 stages in total, each with around 5-6 levels on average (not counting the last 14th stage, which has a single unique level for the whole game). The difficulty ramps up in a clear way: every roughly third of the game, a new ball color shows up and the chain speed spikes. If you run out of lives, you have to start over from the beginning of the current stage. With enough skill, it’s totally possible to finish the game without dying at all. For many, this is a childhood game — some, like me, first played it when we were little, so the nostalgic vibes here are super strong. Of course, the game has its flaws. It feels a bit long because there aren’t many original levels — almost all the variety of locations is gone by the fourth stage, and after that it’s just repetition at a faster pace. There aren’t many situations in the game, you can’t choose the difficulty or a specific level manually (that only gets fixed in the second part), and there’s no clear story or dialogues like in Zuma. And at the end of the day, it’s the same melody across all levels — the music isn’t totally cringy, but it’s pretty sparse. Despite the monotony, it’s still a great way to kill some time. The game doesn’t try to be complicated or deep; it just works as a solid time-killer. If you want to get nostalgic or just pop some balls, Luxor is definitely worth checking out. [h3] Verdict: [/h3] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3628285134 [i] P. S. 2x. Did you like the review or my profile? Drop a Steam reward for the review. Thanks to your support, I don't lose the point of playing and writing reviews! [/i]

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