Nihilumbra
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- Release Date
- 3rd May 2018
- No. of Players
- 1 (Single Player)
- Genre
- Action, Adventure, Platformer, Puzzle
- Publisher
- BeautiFun Games
- Developer
- BeautiFun Games
- Content Rating
- PEGI/7
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- None
About
Paint the world on your Nintendo Switch. Change ground physics using five colors.
Discover the beautiful world of Nihilumbra and join Born on his adventure to find himself whilst trying to escape from his inevitable curse.
Born was created from the absolute nothingness: The Void. But somehow he separates himself from the black emptiness and appears in the world. This is where his long odyssey begins, in which he will learn how to use the colors around him to gain powerful abilities and transform the world.
However, his experiences come at a high price. The Void must be one. It seeks to reclaim him and will never stop chasing him, destroying everything in its path along the way. To survive, Born will have to condemn the earth he walks to its inevitable obliteration by The Void...
Advise: Nihilumbra has been designed in a way that everyone can enjoy its story, even without previous experience with puzzle games. However, players seeking for a challenge will find it on the second half of the game: the Void Mode.
Features:
- The ability to change ground physics using five different colors.
- Use five worlds as your canvas and transform them at your will.
- Original soundtrack composed by Álvaro Lafuente.
- Unlock a great surprise by completing the game. Replayability assured.
- Voice Acting
BeautiFun Games
Reviews 1
Nintendo Life said:
Nihilumbra is the kind of game that clearly has grand ambitions, but it seldom has the chops to properly pull things off. The ho-hum puzzle platforming doesn’t really have anything new to offer, and though the art direction is great, it can often be dragged down by that pesky narrator. Couple that with the low amount of content and generally low difficulty, and you’ve got a game that’s rather difficult to recommend, especially when a significantly cheaper and almost identical version is available on the device in your pocket. If you see this one on sale, or are looking for something that might make you think a little more than something like Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, this one might be worth a go, but we’d otherwise advise you give this one a pass.
5/10
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