The Lost Light of Sisu
Solvarg · 2019 · Indie, Casual, Action, Adventure
PC
1 user reviews100% · 1
Compare prices in Official Stores
Screenshots
About The Lost Light of Sisu
A traveller in search of something lost
Sisu is a forgiving yet challenging physics driven platformer.
In this playful adventure you find yourself searching planets in pursuit of energy cubes that power your spaceship but also evolve your abilities. Use these new-found powers to traverse obstacles and overcome grumpy alien species.
Key Features:
- Friendly and forgiving yet challenging gameplay -> Less frustration and more fun.
- Featuring 40 levels and 3 boss battles.
- Nonlinear gameplay -> Beat 10 out of 20 levels on each planet to proceed.
- A mix and match of 4 unique abilities.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It is due time for a review. LLOS is as pure a game as it gets. Do not get deceived by its perceived simplicity, for that is but a symptom of no fluff. Instead it makes full use of what is and utilises every quality to create new situations with established set pieces. As the player has already encountered these ingredients, the result is a quick grasping of fresh interactions. This means that there is no need for unnecessary pop ups or handholding; the game respects the player. Instead, the mechanics and characteristics of the game are taught through expertly designed levels - one of its biggest strengths. These levels keep delivering new ideas and ways to challenge the player, while still feeling fair. The punishment for failure is also failure itself, so the flow of the experience rarely gets interrupted. This is all tied together with a gorgeous atmosphere and rich soundscape. My personal favorite is the cute running tippy taps. The Lost Light of Sisu is not an AAA blockbuster, but it is a masterclass in game design and that less is, in fact, more.
Community reviews
—
0 reviews
Sign in to write a review.
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this game.
