About This Game Lunnye Devitsy is the story of an alien who falls from the moon onto a huge mountainside on the planet below. Explore strange locations, aid mysterious characters and find your way home.Key Features Find all the ways back home - some logical, some abstract Explore a strange mountainside Unlock abilities, build cannons and spaceships No death Relaxing exploration gameplay Fully universal - no in-game text Xbox 360 and standard controller support Includes full MP3 and FLAC soundtrack 7aa9394dea Title: Lunnye DevitsyGenre: Casual, IndieDeveloper:Boss BaddiePublisher:Boss BaddieRelease Date: 1 Jul, 2009 Lunnye Devitsy Download 100mb Pc lunnye devitsy background. lunnye devitsy steam background. lunnye devitsy What a boring game. No plot, no purpose, no puzzles, nothing interesting at all.It's like Exile but without the puzzles or inventory.It's like Limbo but without the atmosphere, sound effects or puzzles.It's like a 2D version of Kairo but without the puzzles.You wander round and round and round this huge map with no clue as to where you're going or what you're supposed to be doing, occasionally picking up collectables. But you're not told what they're for or how many you have to collect, or even if you have to. Some give you new abilities, but you're not told what they are, so every time you pick something up, you have to stand and press every key on your keyboard to see if anything different happens.And it's S...L....O....W.... your character walks like he's wading through treacle, even after you pick up the "run" powerup (which I wasn't aware I'd even done until I read on a forum about it) and you can just hold an arrow key down for minutes at a time as your character crosses the barren map.Also, the developer couldn't be bothered to put in an options screen. You can't change the resolution, or adjust the controls, or alter the volume without manually editing the config file. Many people only found out by accident that pressing 'F' makes the game go fullscreen.I left the character underwater for ten minutes hoping he would drown, but not even that relieved the tedium as absolutely nothing happened.The game has achievements? That's a joke, right? Surely the only one it needs is "Put up with this drivel for ten minutes."Please don't tell me that I didn't "get" the game, or that I obviously only like FPSs. If you'd check my profile you'd see that I'm a great fan of both indie puzzle\/platform games and 'arty' games - I have Kairo, Braid, The Path, Dear Esther, The Graveyard, They Breathe, LIMBO, Thomas Was Alone, Botanicula and Gone Home. Many of them have been commented on as being 'Arty' or 'Not really games', but they're all far better than this tripe.Got the trading cards, then sold them and uninstalled.Avoid.. Interesting, enjoyable, and a noteworthy touch of classic platformer gaming.. Cute little ambient exploratory game. I unfortunately have the knack of finding the way back to the moon almost instantly, so I've yet to fully explore the game and meet (the apparently existing!) locals and interact with them.Not Nifflas levels of awesome, but still quite enjoyable.. LD is a metroidvania-lite platformer thats exploration based with good music and ambient sounds. Basically you are running and jumping all over the map trying to find items to help you find a way back to your moon. The visual design is distinctive and well done, if it's to your taste that's another matter entirely though. If you are a genre fan you chould check it out.. Lunnye Devitsy is an atmospheric exploratory platformer that lacks substance. In attempting to create a feeling of the unknown developer Boss Baddie went too far and ended up with a game that has no direction, and by the end feels just as hollow and pointless as when it begins.You play as a odd little alien, literally dropped into the world, who's sole goal is to make it back to where it came from. To do this you much explore the lifeless and convoluted structures around you, collecting various objects to use to send yourself home. However this is where the game runs into problems, as environments are designed in such a way as to require copious amounts of tedious backtracking, to say nothing of the plentiful dead-ends and empty caverns that serve no purpose but to confuse and disorient you, as you attempt to traverse them with no guide or means to mark your progress. It's tiresome to say the least, and the game as a whole suffers from what seems a poor means of elongating the still very short experience (I was able to finish it in just under an hour).I won't deny that the presentation is very artistic and creative, but again the developer got overzealous and failed to realize that less can often equal more. This is most evident in the excessive use of bloom and fog, as well as other needless effects that obscure and distort the image until it is simply painful to look at. Taken by itself I actually found the soundtrack rather lovely, but in this context it feels displaced and sets an oddly sinister tone which clashes with what is otherwise a more curious and relaxing adventure.Even considering the very low price as half of the Lunar Bundle, I couldn't say that Lunnye Devitsy is something I found to be worthwhile. Nothing fits right together and even after finishing it I would be hard pressed to pick any point that stuck out as memorable or enjoyable to play. Whatever potential I felt was here ended up falling on the wayside, replaced with a shallow journey that feels akin to a tech demo, and in a similar fashion amounts to little more than a mildly interesting experiment.. Grade: 80/100Difficulty: Moderate. Most of the controls are easy, and you can't die. But certain places require precise timing and angles -- that makes it a little harder to accomplish a few goals.Pros: Despite being a simple game, it's very pretty to look at. The various objectives are a pleasant challenge.Cons: You will need a guide/walkthrough to finish all of the achievements unless you have an incredible streak of dumb luck.Replayable: Not likely after completing all of the challenges, but certainly fun the first time through.. Lunnye Devitsy is a minimalistic exploration platformer that looks gorgeous and atmospheric at first, but gets old fast due to its disappointingly bland level design, tedious gameplay and lack of any interesting game mechanics. For an exploration game it offers so disappointingly little.Aside from a different tint and a few unique background props there's little that defines one area from another. Large portions of the world are little more than an abstract mess of shapes that only pad out the experience with boring filler. Gameplay is basic and offers no fair challenge.The premise is simple: you fall off the moon, and from then on your goal is to explore and find ways to get back up, which is about the only interesting part about gameplay. Each way is unique and requires its own approach, although some are very difficult to figure out without a walkthrough since the game gives no instructions.The rest is just running around and collecting items until you get every one of them. Platforming is basic and offers no challenge... Until you get to end-game area. This is where difficulty skyrockets, but rather than the final levels being a challenge of skill - they're a challenge in frustration and blind luck.-----------I recommend checking out Nifflas' games instead, which offer a similar experience but with much better level design, beautiful worlds and great platforming.Knytt, Knytt Stories and Saira are available for free, while his newest game Knytt Underground can be bought on Steam with a free demo also available.My review for Knytt Underground.. Some times i think "am I real ?", what is being a conscient being on the planet ?, are animals conscient or just automata ?, I feel that creativity is the answer to those question. Being creative is creating something utilizing elements from the world around you and mixing everything with imaginary thoughts like a painting of a tree, yes you are reproducing an existing image but you are adding to it using your own elements and desing, it has been proved that animals like birds,mamals,etc are capable of such ability so are they concient ? This game is not going to answer this question but ♥♥♥♥ its fun and makes my brain happy. One area is bugged, the game is impossible to ending. Never buy this game.... I bought this game as part of a bundle along with Wake, for $5. Yeah, this is one of those games (along with Wake) that you kinda are willing to spend money on just because you can. "Ah, I got like 5 bucks left... Can't really buy anything. I guess I'll just take this..."At first I was intrigued and relaxed. But upon only finding half of the ways to get to the moon, the game because so boring, I had to quit in order to save some sanity. So, I got a better computer and played this on it as one of the first games to test its intensity of RAM (since it lagged like crazy on my laptop). So yes, I gave it a second go. Appearently, it was not my laptop...The game was just so SLOW paced that you can't get anywhere in a decent time. The level design along with the slow paced gameplay makes finding all the endings take probably more than several days. That's just not how to design a game. I explored every area and got two powerups, then there was nothing to do, so I stopped. For good. I will never come back to this game because I'm one of those people who want to experience everything for themselves. If you tell me what powerup you get in a game, that will suddenly render the game unplayable for me, because I want everything to be exciting, new, and not spoiled.I don't like writing down rates for games that are pretty good, but really, this belongs on a flash website. It's one of those flash games that you really shouldn't spend money on. Not because it's short or anything, but just the amount of enjoyment you'll get out of it. Again, it's soooo boooring. I understand it's supposed to be atmospheric, and it was. But after about halfway through the game, you just simply cannot find any ways back to the moon, no more upgrades, and literally nothing to do.Call me biased because I didn't technically complete the game, but a human being cannot go through so much loss of sanity by playing a game like this. Again, it's "okay" but the pace is way too slow, goal way too indirect, and progression even worse so.I don't know what else to say for this other than to save your money. I don't know about anyone else, but I'm one of those people that would rather spend on a game I end up disliking due to genre or whatever rather than a game I just end up not enjoying because of its experience. Buy it if you want, but I don't want anyone else losing any sanity or time either.My suggestions to developer (even though I know the game won't get updated ever):- Smaller level design or less filler areas just to slow you down- More quick movement speed and not so much "moon" gravity- Add a decent title screen with some possible, oh I don't know, options, then tell the player what to do in some way fitting to the game's atmosphere (basically, not a tutorial, but still telling them what to do)
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