Luma Island (2024)
3.80 from 5 ratings
39 members have it in their collection · 13 backlogged · 8 wish listed
Details
- Developers
- Feel Free Games
- Publishers
- Feel Free Games
- Genres
- Adventure, Indie, Role-playing (RPG)
- Themes
- Fantasy, Open world
- Series
- Luma Island
- Steam
- View on Steam
Release dates
- Nov 20, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
Related
Updates
- Luma Island: Pirates (Jun 2025) · PC
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Community All Reviews Statuses
Status Trost Aug 14, 2025
So I play co-op with my gf, but it's hard to do something together, because she's almost constantly is a state of "ooh, hold up I found something, lemme collect".
This game has a lot of treasure chests and other shinies to collect.
My only real complaint so far is optimization:
I have a laptop with rtx3060 and this simple …
So I play co-op with my gf, but it's hard to do something together, because she's almost constantly is a state of "ooh, hold up I found something, lemme collect".
This game has a lot of treasure chests and other shinies to collect.
My only real complaint so far is optimization:
I have a laptop with rtx3060 and this simple looking game gets it real hot.
Steam Deck runs it at 40fps, but is very hot and drains battery fast.
So yeah, don't be fooled by simple graphics if you have an old PC.
Status Trost Aug 14, 2025
I wanted a causal top-down co-op game, where you can explore the map, collect stuff and then build a base and craft stuff.
A lot of reviews complain about "too much grind", so I was very hesitant about buying.
Having played 8.5 hours so far and I didn't feel like grinding anything so far. You unlock new stuff often and …
I wanted a causal top-down co-op game, where you can explore the map, collect stuff and then build a base and craft stuff.
A lot of reviews complain about "too much grind", so I was very hesitant about buying.
Having played 8.5 hours so far and I didn't feel like grinding anything so far. You unlock new stuff often and can afford things in shop without grinding that much.
I think those reviews that complained about grind were from people, who want to "complete" the game, with 100+ hours played. Which is not relevant to me. Fortunately, I've learned the power of letting go of a game and having no regrets, if it entertained me for 5-10-20 hours, depending on a price.
