Below this, are the complete walkthrough for Lumino City. I think Lumino City is one of the finest game I’ve ever played regardless the platform. That’s why I really appreciate the final product is. It all to ensure that this game is fun to play, even without all this shiny models. Before all these guys started to create the city, Luke has someone create the scratch concept in 3D graphics. Of course, all these brilliant minds also supported with a concrete story and concept.
An award-winning architect, fine-artists, prop maker, and animators. Beside Whittaker as the head of their design, they got a very diverse team. Normally, a game developer company team would consist of the developer, the game designer, the artist, the graphic designer, and of course all the guys who do the business thingy. Lumino City is great because the team behind this product. What really matters is how the game is played and how the style supports the gameplay. The developers just chose what they thought was best. The way the game gets made and the tech behind it could be anything. Someone said to me that even you created all this things with a junk of banana, you won’t be able to make it good if you don’t have the basics. It isn’t great because of the 10 foot high model city. It isn’t great because it used laser cutting to create finely detailed environment. However, once you’ve played with this game, you will feel that this game isn’t great because they used handmade backdrop, using motors to give effects, light to give some depth into the object. I’ve told you that Lumino City is made entirely with real-world materials.
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Long story short, it’s the graphics that I love from this game, full stop. It’s also been optimised for Apple TV, making it a truly universal app. You can even share screenshots and video using Apple’s new ReplayKit. Lumino City also has been extensively optimised and overhauled for touch screen play, with larger text dynamically adapting to your preferred device, intuitive tap controls, multi-touch, and a host of other improvements. So throughout the game, you will slowly start to realize the whole story of this game, how the city works, the history behind. On the other hand, the point and click component itself brings the story along with Lumi. The difficulty of the puzzle itself isn’t that hard, but I do stuck in some puzzles, especially the jigsaw puzzle. All the puzzles in Lumino City are equally similar in difficulty level. Puzzle-ly speaking, the puzzles in Lumino City doesn’t have the curve where the puzzles in later level would be harder than the first one. Lumi will move from one point to another, talk to find problem, solving puzzles, collecting items, and like all this kind of game, tapping all the things possible. Lumino City at its core is a point-and-click adventure game. To find her grandpa, Lumi has to explore the city, interact with all people, and you as the player will be experiencing a fascinating mechanism that power this city. So it’s now up to Lumi, you, to find him and bring balance to the world. In Lumino City, this time, Lumi’s grandfather, the caretaker, the handyman of the city, has been kidnapped. It still uses the same characters, Lumi as the main character and her Grandfather that’s running into trouble like always. According to Luke Whittaker, the person behind all this gorgeous visuals, Lume was only the first part of the story that he and his team wanted to tell. And who knows that actually, Lumino City has already been planned back in 2012 with Lume. Lumino City is a sequel of one of the most gorgeous handmade game released in 2011, Lume. Don’t believe me? Check their behind-the-scene trailer below, and why do they bother to do all that? Because they can, and this is Lumino City.
It is a puzzle adventure game, it is a point and click adventure, with all the backdrops behind, entirely made with real world materials, paper, card.Įven all the effects are handmade using motors and miniature lights. That is why, I got really excited when I saw this trailer from State of Play Games. If you can, that game would most likely wins an award (because it’s rare). You wouldn’t be able to find easily a game with great graphics and great gameplay. Unfortunately, games that’s taking too many attentions on their graphics, are usually end with bland or even worst poor gameplay. That is also the reason why I really excited with games that put their effort in their visual appearance. I couldn’t always take a great photo, but I do know if I’m taking a bad photo, so I do believe with my eyes a little bit.
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