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With a set built entirely out of paper and cardboard, all filmed in glorious high definition, Lume is a game with a style unlike any other.

Power to your grandad’s house has failed. What’s more, he’s nowhere to be seen. Immerse yourself in Lume’s photoreal world, solve perplexing paper puzzles to help restore the power, and uncover a deeper mystery behind the blackout.

Lume: An illuminating puzzle adventure.

This game forms Part 1 of a larger, ongoing story.

Features

• A point and click puzzle adventure with a difference
• Unique paper and cardboard game world
• Logical but fiendish puzzles which test your visual, aural and memory skills
• Part 1 of a larger mystery.

Shopper Reviews

1. 

   Amazing indie art game.

   by DeusNovus, USA - Feb 4th 2012

   Point-and-click adventure games is my favourite genre. However, after playing too many adventures games, I hit a brick wall of original options. But then I found this little gem right here, and really made me think that it was money well spent.
   
   The music is airy and soothing, the concept behind the graphics are sublime (maybe they could have blended the enviromental and character sprites a bit more, to seem more natural) and the puzzles were pretty good, although some were a bit incoherent and unreasonably difficult.
   
   But hey, this is just Part 1, so I am sure there will be plently more of this game, hopefully soon!

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2. 

   Beautiful Graphics, great puzzle-based game play

   by J. Kelly Hood, Switzerland - Oct 17th 2011

   I really enjoyed playing Lume. My only complaint is that the game was too short!

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3. 

   Complex and short

   by Tiffany Hall, Canada - Jun 13th 2011

   I've played quite a few point and click adventure games, this being the worst. The game is created beautifully but the puzzles are very complex and not intuitive. The progress of the game takes way too much guesswork trying to figure out what next step is. And they have only finished the first level so it is pretty short to actually play (most of your time is spent being confused). More but easier puzzles would be better, and more obvious clues to secret rooms or hidden puzzles would help.

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