Lumino City Review
Lumino City is the long awaited sequel to the exceptionally short Lume. Bringing in a unique style of visuals, the game is likely to make you think very hard to figure out what to do.
Playing through games that might just get stuck in your backlog.
Lumino City is the long awaited sequel to the exceptionally short Lume. Bringing in a unique style of visuals, the game is likely to make you think very hard to figure out what to do.
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