Lumo 2

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, so-called "maze games" enjoyed great popularity. They were productions on the border of logic and skill-based games, with action taking place in rooms located on single screens.

In 2016, the independent studio Triple Eh? decided to pay homage to their golden era by releasing the old-school game Lumo. Years later, the team returned to this brand, creating Lumo 2 described here.

Gameplay

In Lumo 2 the action is most often viewed from an isometric perspective (although the camera occasionally changes perspective).

Exploring rooms

During the game we once again take on the role of a character dressed in a hat and wielding a staff, who must make their way through a series of locations presenting various challenges. Similar to the original and classics of the genre, they can take the form of rooms, platforms, or corridors that fit on a single screen.

Skill challenges and puzzles

There are trials requiring dexterity and reflexes in the rooms we visit, as well as puzzles testing our logic skills. The game does not lead us by the hand, so to push the action forward, we must experiment with items found along the way and use encountered portals.