- August 8, 2016
- Shiver Games
- 4h median play time
Lucius Demake
Platforms
About
In "Lucius Demake," players control a young boy with supernatural abilities, guided by the devil, on a mission to purge his home of sinners. This 8-bit demake of the original Lucius game features top-down 2D puzzle-solving and stealth gameplay, requiring players to strategically eliminate targets while avoiding detection. The game contains dark humor and mature themes, testing players' morality as they progress through this хorror-themed adventure.




- Lucius Demake offers a charming and innovative take on the original game, blending horror with absurd humor in a retro pixelated style.
- The gameplay is engaging and fun, with well-designed puzzles that maintain the essence of the original while adapting to a simpler format.
- The soundtrack and sound effects are impressive, creating an immersive atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- Some players find the game to be a downgrade from the original, lacking depth and complexity in gameplay and puzzles.
- The controls can be clunky and frustrating at times, especially during certain boss fights that may feel unfair.
- The game is relatively short, with many players completing it quickly, leading to concerns about replayability and value for money.
story
78 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is a dark and intriguing retelling of the original "Lucius," where players assume the role of Lucifer's son, tasked with gathering souls through brutal means while avoiding suspicion. While the narrative remains largely unchanged from the original, it is presented in a simpler, more accessible format that retains its engaging atmosphere and humor, despite some critiques of its straightforwardness and lack of player choice. Overall, the story is well-executed and captivating, making it a compelling experience for both newcomers and fans of the original.
“The story is very well-done and interesting.”
“The storyline is very interesting and pulls you in to play more.”
“Lucius demake shines with a polish and a flair that seamlessly combines classic 8-bit style games with an intriguing storyline -- plus lots of violence.”
“The story seems to be abrupt.”
“The story overall is decent and it has some really cool moments, but overall it's nothing incredibly special.”
“The base idea is vaguely interesting and sufficiently amusing... the gameplay is better than expected, but the ridiculously cliché (with a little twist) story ruined it.”