Really short game, maybe 30-40 minutes. Pleasant graphics and relaxing soundtrack. The controls are not precise and this is frustrating. 6/10
Lone Land
- Release Date:
- Jul 15, 2020
- Developer:
- Magitech Games
- Publisher:
- Magitech Games
- Platforms:
- Windows
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About This Game
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About the Game
Don't be afraid of heights to find the way out.Lone Land puts you in the role of an unknown protagonist in an unknown land that reveals itself along your path.
With a story told through the environment, Lone Land will bring you reflection, calm, and relaxation.
Jump, run, jump and use your own abilities to get out of this lonely land.
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User Reviews
Jumping game concept. This is a memorable game for me. At heart, it's a concept, and priced as such: you start out in a watery void with a railway line reminiscent of [i]Spirited Away[/i], and some glowing lights. If you reach one, it'll spring up a building or two, and more glowing lights (usually). You can jump quite high (moon gravity), so you can jump on the lower rooftops, from there onto the higher rooftops, etc., and you miss a jump, start again from the bottom. Which can be a long way down, eventually. After about an hour, I stopped when my jumping skills weren't up to it any more: the mid-air jumps are a bit frustrating on a 2D display with no depth perception, but they're very rewarding when you get them, sometimes a building pops up right under your feet. But I wasn't able to land some of the higher-up jumps onto buildings too often and got frustrated. However, the atmosphere and the surreality of houses popping up made the time well spent. I think there's only the one lev...
Lone Land is fun, but there are definitely quite some rough edges... And for me personally, these rough edges were too annoying to deal with. This game feels like a beta version of a very similar game called 'Refunct'. Ledge grabbing is really inconsistent and clunky. The low gravity causes way too many cases of buttery feet and overshooting one's jumps. The shiny collectable crystals are quite hard to spot when the rest of the game has so much bloom and tall buildings in it. You also can't adjust a lot of settings (brightness and audio for example). Finally, like Refunct, the game just feels too short with its one level and near non-existant replayability. I'll have to leave this review as negative due to its issues. But I got it for €0,47 in a sale, and for that price I can't really complain too much.
You are on a shallow water surface. You can run and jump. There are glowing crystals for you to collect. Each crystal spawns in one or more buildings for you to jump on as well as additional crystals. Some buildings have awnings that act as a trampoline. The goal is collect all crystals. Aaaand that's about it, gameplay-wise. Graphics are pleasant but basic, music is some nice piano. I had no performance problems. It ain't much, but then it doesn't cost much, and I had fun, so thumbs up I guess.
jumping and stuff
Not terrible, although the fact that I feel like I'm on ice skaters throughout the game made it more stressful than fun. Getting all the crystals felt like a chore rather than a fun challenge. Which was the opposite to what I was expecting going into this game judging by the description.
I'm a speedrunner on this game. It's really fun to run honestly. The high and long jumps are pretty satisfying, and it's not too long. I really like the artstyle, and the railway in the water, which reminds me of Spirited Away. My only complaint, and this is as a speedrunner, is the fact that jumping from the water to the top of 1 floor buildings feels really random, and I tried button mashing, holding jump, crouching at the ledge and all kinds of stuff. I just can't figure out a way to do this consistently. other than that it's a really good game, and I would definitely recommend it, for casual players looking for a short experience or for speedrunners.
It's alright for a $1 game. You basically just collect crystals, which spawns buildings that you can jump on and more crystals for you to collect. Those last few will be hard to track down though. Movement is simple but functional, you just run and jump with a jump that carries you two stories high. There's also a slide you can do which gives you a burst of speed for a second or two. Only really have two complaints. First, there's no way to control how high you jump and your jump is pretty floaty so jumping between buildings that are too close in both distance and height can be rather slow. Second, I wish there was a way to tell when you were close to a crystal because those last few really do feel like finding a needle in a haystack.
Seriously? NO! Physic? First u try to jump to roof, then you are already flying ... OMFG I got Headache, FFS!! Refund Requested!
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System Requirements
Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 6 GB RAM - DirectX 11 or DirectX 12 compatible graphics card
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 600 MB available space
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
FAQ
How much does Lone Land cost?
Lone Land costs $3.99.
What are the system requirements for Lone Land?
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 64-bit Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: 6 GB RAM - DirectX 11 or DirectX 12 compatible graphics card Network: Broadband Internet connection Storage: 600 MB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
What platforms is Lone Land available on?
Lone Land is available on Windows PC.
Is Lone Land worth buying?
Lone Land has 81% positive reviews from 43 players.
When was Lone Land released?
Lone Land was released on Jul 15, 2020.
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