Lume Reviews – Page 4
4/5 rating based on 59 reviews. Read all reviews for Lume for iPhone.
Lume is free iOS app published by State of Play Games Ltd
Well, at least it was free
THE Tiggr
Kinda cute, kinda annoying in roughly equal amounts. Very very short game, completed it in around an hour. Sometimes clicks were not registered correctly leading to really as annoying repeat clicks on stuff you already knew about. For free it's ok, would have be well miffed if I'd paid for it, though. Played and deleted.
OK
Russkle
I loved the graphics, it's definitely very cute. I loved the idea of it too. I didn't think all of it was very intuitive though, and some was just confusing. I think it would be easier to play on iPad than on iPhone as I did, as some things were hard to click on. It was also extremely short; I got it for free, I definitely wouldn't recommend paying money for it (I think it took me about an hour).
Good, but very short
cortjezter
I love these kinds of games, and this one is as charming as any. Fun and pretty, but took me all of 20 minutes to finish the first time through. Got it free, so no complaints, but it should probably stay that way, and focus on upselling the main game.
Seemed cool until it stopped working
SL 550 Night Edition
Seemed like a nice game. Especially for the limited time that's free. Having played Lumino City, I would not bother paying much for their games. A buck or two. I spent an hr or so on this one. When I came back, it had saved none of my progress. Really? Well, otherwise it seems like a nice puzzle game. A lot of work went into it and it's worth at least checking out while it's free.
Appreciation for the Work
Evels
The people giving this app fewer stars due to the price are obviously not aware of the amount of effort that was put into developing such a revolutionary game. Paying the price of a McDonald's happy meal to experience such a satisfying, though short, gameplay is definitely worth it if you want to support these artists. It makes me upset that people think the length it takes you to beat a game should be directly related to the price! Ridiculous. If you truly value the work of artists, it shouldn't be a problem to pay the amount of spare change you can find underneath your couch cushions.
Meh
Dubs1
I know it was an idea that grew into lumino city, but the puzzles just aren't that special or even that fun...3 stars for masterful artistry/concept, to what grew into the masterpiece: lumino city
Cute
TejiA2
The paper cut stop motion is well crafted but does not lend itself well to a point-and-click. There are times when you can't see at all where you are supposed to click (like the upstairs door-- you know it is "somewhere" because you can see it from outside but you can't see it from inside. You have to randomly click around in search of it until you stumble upon it). The puzzles are good and a couple of them are deuces hard.