Lights Out

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Lights Out is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by Class of 2017-2018 and was released on January 25, 2019. It received neutral reviews from players.

Blessed by the light, Soona is the last hope of Jiruho. With might and agility, she has to face the dark forces and traps of the Netherworld to save her people from the apocalypse. She will venture inside the city’s temples to recover the fragments of the sacred mirror.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 17 reviews

stability3 negative mentions

The game features a simple interface and intuitive controls, making it accessible for beginners while gradually increasing in difficulty for puzzle enthusiasts.
It offers a relaxing atmosphere with minimalist graphics, providing a calming experience for players.
The game is free to play, which makes it an appealing option for those looking for casual entertainment without any financial commitment.

As a student project, the game lacks polish and depth, often feeling like an academic exercise rather than a fully developed product.
The game has limited compatibility, with many players reporting issues when trying to use keyboard and mouse controls, making it less accessible for those without a controller.
The overall reception has been poor, with many players finding it unengaging and lacking in dynamic gameplay, leading to a dismal player base.

story
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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60%
The story is described as both confusing and thought-provoking, revolving around themes of gods, monsters, and sacrifice. Players appreciate the depth added by hidden tiles in each level that provide additional context, although the initial pacing of the narrative may feel rushed. Overall, the narrative elements are engaging and enhance the gameplay experience.
- “The story of gods, monsters, and sacrifice is really worth thinking about.”
- “I really liked the story they put together. The first two screens should be 'click to continue' as they were a little fast to read the first time, but I understand it is designed to get into the game as soon as possible. The controls were not difficult if you played old flash games, and once you started to get the powers, everything clicked together.”
- “I enjoyed the extra story on each level. There are three tiles hidden in the level that provide a deeper understanding of what happened and how things got to this point.”
- “The plot is... confusing as hell.”
- “I did like the extra story on each level; there are 3 tiles hidden in the level to give you a deeper story of what happened and how things got to this point.”
- “I did like the extra story on each level; there are 3 tiles hidden in the level to give you a deeper story of what happened and how things got to this point.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the stability of the game, noting that the abundance of checkpoints effectively reduces frustration caused by glitches.
- “The frequent glitches really disrupt the gameplay experience.”
- “I encountered multiple crashes that made it hard to enjoy the game.”
- “The game is riddled with bugs that affect stability and overall enjoyment.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are generally considered underwhelming, featuring low poly assets that lack detail and polish. While not the worst seen in games, they are described as "minimum viable assets," resulting in a visually mediocre experience.
- “The graphics aren't great; somewhat low-poly assets. They're not the worst anyone has seen, but they're not winning any awards. 'Minimum viable assets' is probably the best way to explain them.”
- “The visuals are mediocre, even for a game developed in Unity.”