Lone Land

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Lone Land is a single player action adventure game. It was developed by Magitech Games and was released on July 15, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

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. Jump, run, jump and use your own abilities to get out of this lonely land.

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78%

Audience ScoreBased on 77 reviews

music10 positive mentions

replayability1 negative mentions

The game offers a relaxing atmosphere with pleasant graphics and a soothing soundtrack.
It's a short and simple platformer that provides a fun experience for casual players, especially for its low price.
Many players found the gameplay enjoyable, with satisfying jumping mechanics and a unique surreal environment.

The controls are often imprecise and floaty, leading to frustration during platforming sections.
Finding the last few crystals can feel tedious and like a chore, with some crystals being hard to spot due to the game's visual design.
The game lacks quality of life features such as a main menu, audio settings, and key rebinding, which detracts from the overall experience.

music
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally described as relaxing and atmospheric, featuring pleasant ambient piano sounds that enhance the overall experience. However, some users found the music off-putting when using earphones and noted difficulties in controlling the game's sound settings. Overall, while the music contributes positively to the ambiance, it may not appeal to everyone.
- “Good atmosphere and music.”
- “The music is relaxing, the ambience is also nice, graphics while simple are pleasant to look at.”
- “Go in expecting ambient piano music, a loose narrative and floaty platforming and you'll be happy.”
- “The music is off-putting through earphones.”
- “The only way I could control the music of the game was to go into my sound settings and specifically turn off the sound to the game.”
- “The music is off-putting through earphones.”
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are described as pleasant and simple, with a charming art style that evokes nostalgia, reminiscent of "Spirited Away." The overall visual experience is complemented by a relaxing soundtrack and ambient music, enhancing the game's tranquil atmosphere.
- “I really like the art style, and the railway in the water, which reminds me of Spirited Away.”
- “The music is relaxing, the ambience is also nice, and the graphics, while simple, are pleasant to look at.”
- “Pleasant graphics and relaxing soundtrack.”
atmosphere
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its beauty and immersive quality, enhanced by evocative music. Players appreciate the surreal elements, such as houses appearing unexpectedly, which contribute to a meaningful and engaging experience.
- “Lone land creates a different atmosphere, imbued with more meaning.”
- “Good atmosphere and music.”
- “The atmosphere and the surreality of houses popping up made the time well spent.”
- “The lone land creates a different atmosphere, imbued with more meaning.”
gameplay
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay in "Lone Land" is characterized by its simplicity, focusing primarily on jumping and trampoline mechanics with limited variety compared to similar games like "Refunct," which offers more complex mechanics such as elevators and wall jumping. While some players appreciate the purity of its design, others find it repetitive and can experience fatigue or nausea from prolonged play. Overall, the gameplay is straightforward but may lack depth for those seeking more diverse mechanics.
- “Refunct has more mechanics you need to master: elevators, tubes, wall jumping... Lone Land limits itself to jumps and trampolines (and hitting mid-air targets), making it more 'pure' in that respect.”
- “The gameplay in Refunct is engaging, with various mechanics that keep the experience fresh and challenging.”
- “The platforming elements in Refunct provide a satisfying sense of progression as you collect items and unlock new areas.”
- “Refunct has been mentioned in some other reviews, and both games are similar in that you can make platforms pop up by collecting items, and don't have much gameplay beyond the collecting and jumping.”
- “Aaaand that's about it, gameplay-wise.”
- “Got tired of the gameplay and I kept getting nausea after having to jump for a long time to find crystals.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The optimization of the game has received mixed feedback; while some players experience significant frame rate drops in busy areas, others report no performance issues at all. Additionally, there are noted quirks with the camera and ledge grabbing mechanics that may affect gameplay.
- “I had no performance problems.”
- “There are a few weird things about the game like the camera, ledge grabbing, and some performance issues. I'd go from 120 fps down to 50-60 when in the middle of the city, looking at everything.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is criticized for its lack of replayability, primarily due to its short length and limited content, with many users noting that it feels too brief and offers little incentive to play again.
- “Finally, like Refunct, the game just feels too short with its one level and near non-existent replayability.”
story
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story is considered decent, but players express disappointment over its limited scope, as it consists of only one level with no additional content planned for the future.
- “The story is decent, but it's disappointing that the game only has one level and no additional content is planned.”
- “The narrative is engaging, yet the lack of multiple levels makes the experience feel incomplete.”