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State of Play / May 9, 2011 / Adventure, Casual, Indie
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CompareWith a set built entirely out of paper and cardboard, and sumptuously filmed, Lume is a game with a style unlike any other.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
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| CPU | Not set | 1.8 Ghz Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | 800 x 600 minimum screen resolution Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 1 GB RAM Can't tell |
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47% positive, 374 reviews
Sure is too short for a standalone game. I think this and its sequel deserve a remaster that merges 2 games in 1. Updated with 64-bit (in case of crashes from upscaling to 5K/8K) and Achievements (like the Android version of the sequel).
0 found this helpful, 2026-09-14
Okay game, WASTED $1 ON THE DISCOUNT. Love how State of Play uses cardboard and other handmade stuff to make the games world, Finished the game in 1 hour, I LOVE IT!
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-06
decent game but definitely not worth 6 dollars
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-11
This was no more than a demo that they made you pay for. Cash grab
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-06
A very short point and click adventure whose charming, physically-modeled visual aesthetic provides insufficient cover for its obtuse puzzles. Lume serves well enough as a proof of concept for State of Play’s first engine, but the logic puzzles are muddled (they felt improperly translated to me, despite the dev being form the UK), and the lack of player direction only works because the game comprises about 6 screens...
5 found this helpful, 2026-05-16
A tiny and charming point-and-click puzzle game with a unique handcrafted look. It serves as a prologue to a larger (but just as cute) game "Lumino City" -- if you like the style, check that out too.
1 found this helpful, 2026-04-19
For players who appreciate adventure games driven by atmosphere rather than action, Lume delivers an experience that is both memorable and refreshingly different. Developed and published by State of Play, this indie point-and-click title stands out through its handcrafted presentation, using real-world materials such as paper, cardboard, wood, and miniature props to create an interactive world unlike almost anything...
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-26
This is a game how you know how to relax in digital way. I really dont know how it is possible to earn %48 rating. To be honest, I personally dont know the publishers or developers, this game is a way how to learn way to know a game is relaxing game it is. Tbh, it's a very realixg game.
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-17
This time I will not follow my template rating because I just didn't really play the game. I would prefer to make a "notice" review instead of a positive or negative one, but it's not possible, so based on my feeling, it will be a negative one. The good point is it works on Steam Deck. You just need to play with the zoom-in feature to have a full-screen experience instead of a letterboxing screen. The bad point is...
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-02
It's made out of construction paper. You know what they say about construction paper...
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-04