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Metropolis: Lux Obscura

Ktulhu Solutions · Oct 11, 2017

PC · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch · Vita

Mature

About

A unique game with a film noir atmosphere, seductive wanton women, and dirty dangerous secrets.
Gameplay is based on a motion comic with a non-linear plot mixed with MATCH3 puzzle fights.

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PC

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.8

PlayStation 4

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.7

Xbox One

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 7.6

Nintendo Switch

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PS Vita

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Critic reviews

  • Nintendo Insider

    Darren Palma · Jul 02, 2018

    5.0
    The thing is, I actually found the presentation itself quite decent. The art style is very well crafted by Ukrainian artist Oleg Okunev, whose talents set up the theme that the game is going for exceptionally well. The voice acting isn’t too bad either, doing its best to enhance the whole Noir mood that the effective art style provides. It’s more the space in between that falls flat on its face. It’s like sinking into an attractive cake only to find a dry, bland filling contained within.
  • TechRaptor

    Samuel Guglielmo · Apr 16, 2018

    2.0
    Metropolis: Lux Obscura wants so hard to be edgy and adult while trying to combine match 3 and RPGs into a fun combination. Absolutely everything Metropolis attempts to do is done better elsewhere. I’m sure it’s in a far less insulting manner as well. Nothing in this project pans out the way it should, and I can only suggest it remains obscure.

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