Lumexa Reviews

I completed the game quickly, but this is not a bad thing, the game was able to relax me and i learn some interesting facts. I spend good 16 minutes of my life.

7 Minutes of gameplay. Refunded. Not even worth the dollar I spent on it

I think this game, as is, should be offered for free... To me this is more like a proof of concept than a finished game, this is like an alpha. I finished the game in 10 minutes or less. The puzzles offer absolutely zero challenge, even toddlers could complete this game in a short time. This is like connect the dots for babies. I will change the review to "recommended" if the devs turn this concept into an actual game.

A great puzzle game with a wonderful minimalist atmosphere. This game is really good to relax and enjoy the environment.

A very interesting game, the atmosphere of the game is very good, congratulations to the devs.

[h1]Major Pros:[/h1] [list] [*]Decent gameplay [/list] [b]Minor Pros:[/b] [list] [*]Possibly more levels in the future [/list] [h1]Major Cons:[/h1] [list] [*]Extremely short [*]Graphical issues at high resolution [/list] [b]Minor Cons:[/b] [list] [*]Some inconsistency in controls [/list] [h1]Quick Recommendation[/h1] my experience with Lumexa was pretty mixed. While I enjoyed the gameplay, the game itself is incredibly short. There's some replay value in trying to beat it in fewer clicks, but not quite enough in my opinion. Playing for optimal clicks can also be frustrating with the unclear controls for creating continuous lines. There are also graphical issues at high resolution and the resolution controls appear to be broken. The possibility of more levels sounds good, but the dedication to delivery is yet unclear. I can only recommend Lumexa to players willing to look past its struggles because of its price point. [url=https://cthulhuscritiques.com/]Website[/url] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33596395-Cthulhu%2527s-Critiques/]Steam Curator[/url] [url=https://twitter.com/CthulhusCritiq1]Twitter[/url] [url=https://www.facebook.com/Cthulhus-Critiques-726185434394773/]Facebook[/url] [h1]In-depth Review[/h1] Lumexa is a very short puzzle game about connecting colored pylons with networks of hexes. There are 16 levels which took me 8 minutes to go through in my first run. At the end of the game, the player is provided with their stat for how many clicks it took them to complete their run. This provides a small amount of replayability. I ran the game twice more and got my best run of 221 clicks. One of the biggest concerns with Lumexa is how short it is. The developers have stated that more levels will be added, but I was unable to find indications of a timeline so potential players should take the promise with a grain of salt. Even given the shortness, the game is enjoyable, but players should know what to expect when evaluating the price. My biggest issue with Lumexa was actual a lack of technical polish. At higher resolutions, all the fade animations are incorrect, with the fade only applying to the center of the screen. This animation plays frequently and this becomes annoying. There's also no option to change the resolution to mitigate this issue, the list of resolutions to choose from is simply empty. Within the levels themselves, the game is also inconsistent with how it draws lines of color against the pattern of hexes, often resulting in needing extra clicks and making enjoying replay value a struggle.

A pleasant game, very mindfulness style, were a few pleasant minutes. But I was curious, how many clicks is possible to do, I did in 320 clicks

An amazing relaxing and atmospheric game! It's short but worth for the experience! The music it's one of the best part of it, sometimes I've just open the game to hear while doing others things! Recomended!

WAYYY too easy and short. Borderline scam. [b]I solved the entire game in 8 minutes[/b] (!!) and the difficulty was just laughable. And your progress is not saved, there is only the New Game button. Though again, the game is so short and easy you can complete it while waiting for your teapot to boil. Just... No. This should be a free demo of a better game with more levels, which was promised in April 2021 and never done.

You have to complete the 15 levels with as few clicks as possible. There is no best score, neither per level, nor overall and there is no level selection. Restarting actually means closing and restarting your game and thus each time clicking away the information screens about how to play. The automatic filling sometimes changes pieces of an existing color path and acts sometimes differently in equal situations. It's a no for me.