Oscura: Lost Light

On the surface, Oscura: Lost Light might be a tribute to Limbo, evident in its general appearance and puzzles. But within its stony heart lies a curious tale and a genuinely awesome platforming experience. Good things: + Highly effective checkpoints + Well-balanced difficulty + Fun platforming + Good replay value Bad things: - Controls a bit slippery - Glitchy

I mean, it's not a bad game. It's alright. It's a bit uninspiring, but it's alright. I don't regret playing this game and I had fun. The biggest problem is that there are so many other games which are better. But if you're looking for a short and pretty easy 2D platformer then you could pick it up

3/10

Спасибо за детство, легенда

not good.

Oscura: Lost Light is a decent Limbo-inspired puzzle platformer that's worth picking up on sale if you enjoy the genre. The four-gem mechanic — swapping between gravity reversal, slow-motion, wall-breaking, and platform-conjuring — keeps things interesting, and the silhouetted art style is genuinely striking. Checkpoints are generous for most of the game, which keeps frustration low, though the final level throws that balance out the window with brutal checkpoint spacing. I finished it in about 3-4 hours and had fun throughout, but it left no lasting impression — the levels blur together and the story is forgettable. If you can grab it in a bundle or at a steep discount, it's a solid weekend platformer; at full price, there are better options in the genre.

utterly forgettable, and seemingly janky. riding on the coattails of Limbo. of all the indie platformers that exist, there are better ones.

Generic and uninspired short platform game. It's mostly easy, except if maybe you want to complete the orbs, time and deaths challenges on each level. The four powers mechanic may seem to hold some potential, but it gets kind of boring quickly. I completed it and had some fun, but it can totally be ignored.

6/10 This game controls really well and the frustration is low, but the dark aesthetics work against it. There's no problem seeing what you need to, but the darkness adds a level of monotany to the game. It's also pretty short, so wait until a sale if you're interested.

Plataformas con buen arte, y mecánicas inteligentes. Lastima que el control no esté muy pulido, cosa fundamental para un plataformas. Muchas veces, nuestros saltos serán imprecisos. Para pasar un rato entretenido, no está mal. Si existiera un opción neutra en Steam, lo puntuaría así.