

Lady Umbrella
Zulo Interactive · 2025 · Action-Adventure, Third-Person Shooter, Female Protagonist, Adventure, Story Rich
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About Lady Umbrella
Wield your high-tech umbrella to take down Italy’s last mafia family while evading capture by your own agency in this thrilling third-person action-adventure shooter.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Lady Umbrella is praised for its creative concept, solid level design, fun umbrella gadget mechanics, and charming protagonist voice acting, offering an enjoyable short indie experience reminiscent of games like Gears of War and Tomb Raider. However, players consistently report significant technical issues including game-breaking bugs that prevent progression, poor performance optimization on lower-end hardware, and poor keyboard-mouse controls with limited customization options, which substantially detract from the experience despite the strong core concept.
A fun game where you play as a secret agent equipped with a multi-gadget umbrella. (Remember Kingsman?) Third-person shooter with platform elements. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3640573234 The plot is simple and is told through a short initial "freeze frame" introduction. Throughout the game, the protagonist herself, with her own voice, will carry the story forward. Your trusty umbrella will be equipped with various gadgets, such as a shield, grappling hook, and shotgun. All can be upgraded via dedicated stations and after finding the necessary parts along the way. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3640572938 The graphic style is a bit retro in my opinion but very enjoyable. I personally really like the protagonist's voice. The other voices are also well done, even if the lines are a bit repetitive. I would like to point out some small bugs in loading and during gameplay, and the enemy AI is not exactly brilliant. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3640265937 I'll conclude by saying that this is an immature product, yet fully enjoyable. The plot and gameplay aren't innovative. There's certainly plenty of room for im…12 found this helpful
I’ve known about this game since it launched, but I just wasn’t in the right mood to play it until now. Since I currently have very little free time and starting a massive title makes no sense, I decided to go through some short Indie games. I was craving a shooter, and Lady Umbrella offered exactly that, so I jumped right in. Honestly, it’s a great game. It reminded me of the Mafia series, Gears of War, Overwatch, and even Tomb Raider, as someone else already mentioned here. The visuals are pretty nice, successfully blending realism with its own unique art style. However, the game suffers from major game breaking bugs. Once you reach the second part of the game and collect all the upgrades, you completely lose the ability to customize your umbrella. If you think you can fix this by reloading a checkpoint or even restarting the game, I have bad news for you. The game reloads you back to the very first moment you enter the gallery, but with already loaded assets that block your path and prevent you from moving forward. Even if you try to replay the whole game from scratch, the exact same issue happens as soon as you reach the gallery. It’s really a shame. I was genuinely excited …2 found this helpful
Definitivo vale la pena intentarlo! Si, tiene mucho que mejorar pero peores cosas nos hemos comido y pagando $60 u $80. No es un AAA y no veo que pretenda serlo pero el concepto es Interesante y Entretenido.
I'm giving this game a positive review, but with some major caveats. Conceptually, the game is very good! I like the mechanics of it, I like playing as an Italian spy with a shield umbrella and tight red pants, and I was very amused by the myriad ways in which the umbrella is used as a gadget for both gameplay and story moments. The level design is solid, and gave me great opportunities to learn the mechanics and test them out. Unfortunately, I couldn't finish the game due to some serious bugs and flaws. In its current state, the game is not very well optimized (that may be more of an engine problem than a development problem) for people with mid or lower end graphics cards. There aren't a lot of available settings to change in the menu, so at the advice of Community members, I had to manually edit the GameUserSettings.ini file to change things like FPS and other graphics settings to make the game run better. Even with those changes though, the game repeatedly crashed during the end cutscene for Chapter 4, and would not let me start the next chapter. Also, some of the text and buttons did not render correctly, so I couldn't use the Upgrade stations or select some things from …
One Sentence : The performance for this game makes no sense as it lags terribly on my low-end mini PC.
[h1]Seemed interesting at first but, an unrecommendable game for PC-Keyboard-Mouse gamers.[/h1] [b]DO NOT READ the below if you're a developer or a fan of this game as my review may cause hurt-feelings, for which I of course apologise, but nevertheless important to prevent prospective gamers from raising their expectations, getting disappointed and wasting their time.[/b] Sorely disappointed after I tried it. The second worst thing that I felt is the time I wasted on it. While it shows 30 minutes, I wasted less than that. Much of the time was spent in settings. Even 5 minutes on this game is a waste of time imo. It's a controller recommended game and there is no key binding settings page for keyb-mouse players. So, you have to guess which key does what, but it's close to the typical wasd set up. Also, it probably has motion blur and no, you can't turn it off. The settings changes work half the time and the other times, the settings changes don't save properly. Voice acting felt awful. Clearly, they are not professionals at voice acting. Shooting is faulty. Even after putting the cross hair on the enemy's body from around 10m distance caused the shot to miss. This isn't just bad, …
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