Summary
- Release Year: 2011
- Genres: Adventure, Indie, Point-and-click, Puzzle
- Platforms: Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Developers: State of Play Games
- Publishers: State of Play Games
Lume: A Unique and Enchanting Puzzle-Adventure
Released in 2011, Lume is a puzzle-adventure game with a unique and enchanting art style. The game’s world is not made of polygons, but completely with paper and cardboard material. This gives Lume a tactile andどこか懐かしい quality that sets it apart from other games in the genre.
The game’s story follows a young boy named Lumi as he sets out to find his missing sister, Lumina. Along the way, he must solve puzzles, explore a variety of environments, and interact with a cast of quirky characters.
One of the things that makes Lume so special is its art style. The game’s world is lovingly crafted from paper and cardboard, and the attention to detail is simply stunning. From the textures of the cardboard to the folds of the paper, everything in Lume looks and feels like it could exist in the real world.
The game’s puzzles are also top-notch. They are challenging but fair, and they never feel frustrating. The puzzles are also varied, so there is always something new to keep players engaged.
In addition to its art style and puzzles, Lume also features a charming cast of characters. Lumi is a relatable and likeable protagonist, and the supporting cast is full of quirky and memorable characters. The game’s dialogue is also well-written and funny, and it helps to bring the world of Lume to life.
Overall, Lume is a unique and enchanting puzzle-adventure game that is sure to please fans of the genre. Its beautiful art style, challenging puzzles, and charming characters make it a must-play for anyone looking for a truly special gaming experience.
The Art of Lume
One of the most striking things about Lume is its art style. The game’s world is not made of polygons, but completely with paper and cardboard material. This gives Lume a tactile andどこか懐かしい quality that sets it apart from other games in the genre.
The art style of Lume was created by a team of artists led by Johan Scherft. Scherft and his team used a variety of techniques to create the game’s paper and cardboard world, including photography, scanning, and 3D modeling.
The result is a world that is both beautiful and believable. The textures of the cardboard and the folds of the paper are all rendered in stunning detail, and the game’s lighting and shadows help to create a truly immersive experience.
The Puzzles of Lume
The puzzles in Lume are as varied as the game’s environments. Some puzzles require players to use their wits, while others require them to use their dexterity. There are also a number of puzzles that require players to use both their wits and their dexterity.
One of the things that makes the puzzles in Lume so enjoyable is that they are all fair. There are no puzzles that are impossible to solve, and the solutions are always logical. This makes the game accessible to players of all skill levels.
The Characters of Lume
The characters in Lume are just as charming as the game’s art style. Lumi is a relatable and likeable protagonist, and the supporting cast is full of quirky and memorable characters.
One of the things that makes the characters in Lume so special is their dialogue. The game’s dialogue is well-written and funny, and it helps to bring the world of Lume to life.
Conclusion
Lume is a unique and enchanting puzzle-adventure game that is sure to please fans of the genre. Its beautiful art style, challenging puzzles, and charming characters make it a must-play for anyone looking for a truly special gaming experience.
Review Score
8.5/10
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