
Glory and adventure await as you return to save ancient Egypt from certain doom in Luxor: Amun Rising. The sequel to the runaway hit game, you must defeat the rebellious princes of Megiddo before they overthrow the pharaoh and plunge the two lands into chaos!
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Languages: English, French, German, Swedish
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it needs more furries
tres bien
Relaxing. Takes my mind off of things.
Luxor: Amun Rising is kinda like the first Luxor, it's nice zuma game. In this generation, the developers changed a bit on the map designs. They started to create new hieroglyphs out of the real ones written on relics and edited some of the drawings to be more fun (the Narmer Palette falcon, representing Horus, thumbs up in the game rather than holding a rope as on the real palette). Personally speaking, the funniest one is the mummy coming alive and scared the hell out of the person in the Mouth Opening Ceremony. It even has a continuous plot: you, the warrior who somehow defeated Set (suggested in the ending of Luxor), again stopped the rebellious princes and can go back to your previously granted ville on the Nile. In Amun Rising, the maps directly suggest the plot happened during the Middle Kingdom, the 13th dynasty to be more specific (one of the maps is literally just called Hyksos). Adding some history in the game is definitely a nice touch. For drawbacks, just like Luxor, the maps are reused every few stages. However, there are enough new maps which makes the stages way less repetitive. Yep, still a good game.
Does not start on Windows 11.
Luxor: Amun Rising is definitely more of the same entertainment you will get from the first game or others in the series if you have played them in a different order. There are new levels, music tracks, and that's really about it. It isn't bad, but not as great as Luxor 3 or Evolve. No issues or bugs during my play through. I would recommend getting the Luxor Bundle as the games are a bit pricey alone, especially considering the age and how well some of the Luxor games have stood the test of time.
Voy a decir algo, este juego a envejecido bien, le gana a Luxor 1, literalmente si quieres pasarte un rato jugandolo lo recomiendo Bv
gra nieuczciwie trudna, ale fajna i tak ps. uważajcie na ceremonię [strike] darcia ryja [/strike] otwierania ust
bonjour le jeux refuse de lancer pouvez vous trouver une solution pour les jeux luxor
Awesome match 3 color game. (Beware u have to get a community patch so it works)
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