Good points: The design of the levels. The way every field is connected to the others, especially to the ones in the back is remarkable. The amount of puzzles. While some of them are simple, others are very original, especially the ones that can be found during the last part of the game (More on this later). Variety of enemies and things to discover. For players who like to unlock all the secrets. Not so good points: The controls are not as good as they should be. Some boss fights are difficult only because of them. The experience would be much better if the game had better ones. The collision detection and hit boxes are a bit off sometimes, mainly with the bosses. The clues. Many of them are helpful, but others are very difficult to understand or are in a completely unrelated part of the maze so you have no idea of what they mean. The way the game shows something has been unlocked is not very good. Sometimes you solve a puzzle and it is easy to find what has been unlocked, but a few times during the game you have absolutely no idea of what has changed. So the only two options are revisiting every place to check it (and with the size of the dungeon, it is neither fun nor practical), or looking it up in a guide. Mark: 8/10. It is truly a good game, but it would be great if some details were fixed. Let’s hope they are in the upcoming La-Mulana 2. I’d recommend this game only to hardcore players who like platforming and puzzles. Casual gamers, stay away from this game.
