Lumi & The Lost Tablets

This is a neat little game!

Lumi & the Lost Tablets 🐙 Very chill underwater platformer! Help Professor Clam by collecting all 12 tablets and hundreds of pearls in this very colorful and charming game! There's a checkpoint system, and progression is saved. I enjoyed the fun weightlessness of the jumping as you traverse ledges and bubble currents! Absolutely worth it, and it's FREE? ♡ TIPS: > you'll respawn at your last checkpoint if you run out of hearts > If needed, teleport back to [b]Hub[/b] from menu which is the Libary =] > [b]V[/b] on keyboard to change the camera view. you can also use controller to view the areas for missed pearls.

A decent collectathon atleast for free with very simplistic controls and not much dialogue. After collecting everything on the Three levels and defeating both the Mantis Shrimp and the Blue ring Octopus it seems there is supposed to be one more door for a final boss fight by context from the Professor in the Library...But I couldn't find it perhaps user error on my part or some bug as I went to the Upper middle area where it looked like a platform would take me to it, but it did nothing.

I did mange to get soft lock and crash the game fairly quickly at the start. This game is super cute! It has good platforming and alright battles. Definitely recommend playing with keyboard because the controller's control aren't great.

Lumi & The Lost Tablets is a really cute little 3D platforming adventure that I found easy to enjoy. I play as Lumi while exploring the ocean floor and trying to restore peace to the sea. The whole game has a colourful and friendly presentation that makes it feel like something aimed at a younger audience, but I still think there is enough here for me to have a good time with it. It is also completely free, which makes the short adventure much easier to recommend. The platforming is the main part of the experience, and I liked how much of the movement is built around jumping and gliding. Moving around the underwater environments feels simple to understand, but there are still areas where I need to pay attention to where I am going. The game does not try to make the controls overly complicated, which works well for its family friendly design. I especially enjoyed simply exploring the environments rather than rushing through them. There are two main areas to explore, the Reef and the Ruins. I liked having these different environments because they give the adventure some variety instead of keeping me in one underwater location for the entire game. While exploring, I can collect pear…

This game has so much potential but poor controls and a poor camera ruined the experience. Also, when I lost my combat function continuously during moments of combat, that's when I decided the game was a poor choice of my time.