Planet of Lana

really enjoyed this game atomsphere,visuals and music feels slow paced in some parts and some things i think don't make sense but overall a major game

As I said in the title, this game has an awesome art, music and general atmosphere. The game also has very responsive controls. Unfortunately, the puzzle design feels uninspired—they're simplistic and just repeat the same pattern as before with minor variations. Instead of grabbing onto a rope, now you have to grab onto two... It lacks surprise, it lacks integrating different mechanics across levels, and it lacks puzzles that truly challenge the player. You only start to see a bit of that once you've already completed 80% of the game. I played it through to the end on autopilot just to see how it ends, but I barely enjoyed it. It's completely forgettable and doesn't make me want to replay it in the future.

Great adventure, story and execution. Truly a gem worth diving into.

Definitely worth a play with how short it is. Beautiful soundtrack and visuals, story was at least interesting.

Unfortunately, the majority of this side scroller is a "press and hold D" simulator. The puzzles, some of which are decent, are few and far between. The character movements are slow and clunky, which might be by design but still a slog to use especially for some of the more precise platforming sections. Overall, a pretty game to look at but lacks substance underneath.