Landomayzer

Lu. Come on. You're better than this. Half running through your longest featureless white maze yet, half...whatever that second bit was. and all while randomly teleporting me 10 feet up with a flash to black? And then I accidentally closed the game when trying to figure out what was going on, and like ♥♥♥♥ was I playing that again. These games are usually cheap and tiny with eh gameplay but fascinating abstract stories or ideas or horror bites or something. Ones where I'm hesitant to RECOMMEND to others but find interesting enough that I've readily played all the dozens of games in the catalogue, from first to last. Its been a ritual for like half a year, if I get half a day or so to myself I start it out with a Lu game. But this one's the worst. doubly sad because that's a pretty sweet design for some abstract skull-eating god creature.

I need to preface this: I understand Lu is a unique, highly eccentric game dev, their games require a high degree of interpretation and leeway, and when treated appropriately, a Lu game can be a fascinating experience. Landomayzer is ass. It is not worth the three dollars, and it wouldn't be worth it at zero dollars. The time cost alone is more than the game is worth, and this game expects you to play it twice on top of it. The ZER zone is an inexcusable nightmare. すまんで、恥ずかしい。

No work on Steamdeck

I usually give every Lu game a thumbs up, but I couldn't for this one. Sorry, champ.

After playing this game twice and getting all the achievements all i have to say its just good maybe a meh at worst. i don't get the negative reviews fully but i can see why, i never understood the puzzles and the mechanics of how to complete them with the maze being quite long but not really anger inducing at least to me. its a fun relaxing game when your not taking it seriously like all the other games.

100% Completion Review: I usually like most of the Lu games, but this one is genuinely unbearable. I highly do not recommend playing this game unless you're like me and are trying to 100% all the Lu games. For reference on how tedious this game is, I had more fun beating Getting Over It 50 times for the achievement than playing this game to completion.