Luxor: Quest for the Afterlife

Great for killing time, and speedrunning.

0 found this helpful, 2026-04-08

this one is pretty much like any other luxor game. you know one and you know all of them. there's some story set in old egypt but who cares in a game like this? a few levels are kind of stressful but the rest is relaxing and casual. the game was finished in just under 8 hours with no trading cards or achievements to collect. also i didn't bother with the game's interal achievements since they don't show up on steam...

8 found this helpful, 2018-05-26

Good actual gameplay, but the story mode is deeply flawed in a few ways. You have to travel from city to city in order to collect things, across various regions, and getting from one city to the next involves around 3-5 levels worth of gameplay. Good so far. However: There's a quest that involves chasing three dudes around the map to catch them and get things from them...however, you can only move to the city...

12 found this helpful, 2017-09-17

Is enough to be on par with Zuma's Revenge to be the best Marble Shooter on Steam. + Though you don't see it, a simple story is there to accompany the game. + The gameplay is really addictive. + Though still very easy, a hard mode can be played to challenge skilled gamers. Give it a go if you like Marble Shooters, or have a fair amount of money to spare.

7 found this helpful, 2017-07-28

It is a decent Luxor match 3 game, but definitely not one of my favorites. I mainly just didn't like the way the levels were set up with towns that you travel to by playing multiple levels and would way prefer liner level setup. In the levels themselves the gameplay is good however. Works on Linux with Proton (7.0-6), I just had to turn the settings down to low because otherwise it was lagging a bit. Once I done...

7 found this helpful, 2023-02-02