Lume is the prequel of the award-winning game "Lumino City". The game is a puzzle-adventure with an unique art-style: The world in Lume is not made of polygons but completely with paper and cardboard material. Who turned out the lights? And more importantly... Who will fix them?
"Power to your grandad’s house has failed. What’s more, he’s nowhere to be seen. Immerse yourself in Lume’s photoreal world, solve perplexing paper puzzles to help restore the power, and uncover a deeper mystery behind the blackout." (lumegame.com)
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inglese |
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This is a charming game, however there are a few issues that are a bit breaking and after seeing that it costs 6.99€ just makes me say DO NOT BUY IT. If you do find it in a bundle however (like I did) sure, get it. Now it's time for an explanation. The game is cute and your character actually walks around "real" objects, as in, the scenes were filmed with a real camera and then blended into the game. It's a point and click puzzle game and it isn't an easy one either. Which, again, in itself is fine. The puzzles are usually either a bit easy to solve or at least to figure out what to do, but there's 1 of them that is really quite horribly difficult to even make sense out of it. SPOILER about that "tip" for that puzzle, it's a page of a book with the "ONE" in "GRAMAPHONE" underlined, and a #9 on the corner of the page... what this supposedly means is, there's 9 numbers you need (for a
Too short. I felt like I finished the introduction to a game, but not even a complete episode. It was fun and pretty while it lasted though.
A short and sweet puzzle adventure game. I enjoyed the unique looking visuals combined with cute music and confounding puzzles. If you like similar games it won't disappoint, but since it's very (very, very) short I'd only buy it again if it was on sale.
If you want to try this game, I would suggest you to skip this and go straight for "Lumino City". Lume feels like it's but only a short demo for "Lumino City". The art style is no doubt a great beauty but... definitely over priced for such a short and incomplete game. (My play time is 2.5 hrs due to save file problems) My save file disappeared and I had to replay from scratch. This appears to be a common problem posted in the forums. (Seems to be related to clearing browser cache) But no warning or patch was done, left with only the solution of finishing it in one sitting. (which isn't too bad as the game is very short) The puzzles aren't that hard but a couple are pretty darn confusing. I've spent more time being confused than actually solving those two. They have some of the most confusing hints I had ever seen.
I thought i would re-play and re-review this before i start the sequel to this game "Lumino City". This is a nice little point and click adventure game with a beautiful visual style and interesting puzzles. Although, with that said, it's very important to mention that this is almost an introduction/demo into the world and the style of the game. This would definitely not pass as a full length game. I am yet to play Lumino City, it has great reviews and i'm willing to bet that you skipping "Lume" before going straight to that would be of no loss to you. I first played this a while ago and i can say that it was definitely a disappointment as a game at the time. I was very impressed with aspects of the game but it's barely an hours worth of gameplay, it has no real story and as pretty as it is, it isn't worth the price. I would only recommend buying this if you can get it really cheap or
Point-and-click puzzle game with a unique and good-looking art-style. It is sadly too short (I completed it in around an hour), and is basically episode one (wich they mention at the end) of an apparently longer series. My guess is that the sequel is Luminose city. I can't recommend a game that feels like a demo.
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