LUMbA: HANGOVER Reviews

fuck you

i am pal, destroyer of demons

Damn this really was a hangover

this game fucking sucks i fuckign HATE gleek mode

lumba hangover is a sequel to lumba redux and as a fan of lumba redux with 259 hours on it i have to say that team lumba did a great job with this game the story, gameplay and soundtrack can be ranged "decent" to "great" well this game obviously has flaws that can turn down the player once they experience it, this game is worth the 5 dollars

I've been anticipating this game since it's initial announcement, which feels like it's been over a year, at this point. So I am BEYOND ecstatic to finally get to play the game! Now, bear in mind, I haven't finished the game yet, so this review is a work in progress. The gameplay itself is absolutely great. As a top-down shooter, it delivers that on exactly what it sets out too. It's very high adrenaline, and overall very fast-paced. This game is intense. It's exactly what you'd expect from a game of this genre, and I'm loving it so far. DB, who is behind the writing, has done a fantastic job on the story and dialogue. The dialogue keeps me genuinely engaged, and every time I close the game, I can't help but think about how excited I am to jump back in. Kudos to DB for keeping me hooked! -and with NeatNeet coming back, The original tracks in the OST are pure fire. Seriously, NeatNeet deserves way more recognition in the games industry as a whole. I've been listening to these tracks non-stop since he posted them a few months back, and the fusion of the music and gameplay elevates the whole atmosphere and immerses you in a big way. The difficulty and the 1 HP system, I'm torn, to be honest. On one hand, it's skill-based and rewards those who put in the effort. Each mistake can be fatal, and it really forces you to be on top of your game. When you finally overcome a challenging section after multiple attempts, the satisfaction is immense. It's hard NOT to get frustrated. It's a fine line between exhilarating and hair-pullingly difficult. I'm not sure yet how I feel about it, but hey, it's definitely a system that demands your skill and perseverance. All in all, LUMbA: HANGOVER is shaping up to be a solid indie game. It's got great gameplay, an engaging story, and a killer soundtrack. While I'm still unsure about how I feel regarding the difficulty, I can't deny that it's a skill-based game that rewards those who put in the effort. So, take my review with a grain of salt for now, as I plan to update it once I finish the game. It's really hard to put all my thoughts into words, but I hope I did an adequate job.