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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 Ubuntu lunnye devitsy steam background. lunnye devitsy. lunnye devitsy background Relaxing and melancholic gameplay with pleasant colors of the game's world.7\/10. I want to say this game was a charmless waste of time, but that's not entirely true- the music and visual style are quite charming, in a "so indie it hurts" and formulaic kinda way- big-headed shadow guy running around vaguely sinister and shadowy world with no intro, dialogue or instructions.From there, the game hides basic gameplay tips in the background textures, and unless you've got the brightness/gamma cranked up so you can spot them, the lack of a menu means you are forced to use an faq to learn to play the game. You're then forced to use an faq to finish the game, because while some of the challenges are doable if you're lucky enough to find the powerups before falling down a hole you can't escape from, the last few areas are difficult for the sake of being hateful- have a look at the excellent steam community guide for this game (by noibn) if you don't believe me. Then once you finish, there is no acknowledgment that the game is finished- just puts you back to the starting position until you hit alt+f4 a few hours overdue.It's unfun, uninteresting, and feels unfinished- the hidden credit in the game for the person who did "quality assurance" is strictly ironic. There are countless better entries in this genre.. A very nice sandbox open-world platformer with a nice atmosphere. Very simple in gameplay, but quite fun. However, it's not a game to be played for hours, but rather a small little game for an evening or two. Hence I do recommend it, but only on a sale.. This game I bought in a bundle with Wake. It was only $1.29, but it was still way too much money. Graphics were blurry and there was too much bloom effect on the lighting that gave me a headache about 3 minutes in. I recommend that you do not buy this game.. I have always loved platformers that look amazing, and Boss Baddie's title Lunnye Devitsy definetly makes that list. Now if you're looking for a story that tells you every single piece of the puzzle, you're not going to find that in this title, but you will have to go looking for them. See, one day, a little Moon Maiden, our heroine of the story, falls off the moon! On a normal day this would seem like a serious misfortune, but our little friend never fears, because throughout the bizarre world below there just so happens to be several helpful ways of getting back home. With helping a geologist find his moon marbles, a scientist to build a rocket and blastoff, a relay station to get its message out, discovering that gravity has some very "loopy" consequences, finding a springboard with some astonishing power, or having the postman make a very long-distance delivery, getting home has never been such an adventure! Even more so, because once you've made it home all those ways, you'll discover a magma monster has lost all his pocket change and once you've collected it for him, he'll give you quite a lift. Lunnye Devitsy puts wonder, entertainment, and, of course, that good old feeling of accomplishing something so much bigger than you in the genre of platformers. There's mystery, a few scares, and a good bunch of cursing involved for everyone. It's the journey home that makes Lunnye Devitsy such a fantastic title to add to your Steam Library. Run, Jump, Double Jump, and Dive into this platformer for an excellent adventure with outstanding music and sound effects. It's a great excuse to spend some time with a little friend from the stars and send her on her way back home.. This is an explorational 2D pixel platformer with the somewhat boring formula of "make the foreground dark and the background colorful!" which indie platformer devs are using more and more often. The goal is to get to the moon through various methods as you explore the levels. Unfortunately there's no video options and the game seemed to be stuck in windowed mode for me. Being a retro pixel indie platformer is already enough for me to recommend nobody buys a game, but lack of PC friendly video settings would be the final nail in the coffin.. 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). 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.. Relaxing and enjoyable at times but laggy, and it didn't hold my attention for very long. Left it running for the trading cards.. A very nice sandbox open-world platformer with a nice atmosphere. Very simple in gameplay, but quite fun. However, it's not a game to be played for hours, but rather a small little game for an evening or two. Hence I do recommend it, but only on a sale.