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Light&Dark (2022)

PC (Microsoft Windows)

2.75 from 4 ratings

118 members have it in their collection · 81 backlogged · 7 wish listed

Light & Dark is a roguelike platformer. You play as Victoria Bloom, a young girl trapped in an old mansion afflicted by a mysterious darkness. You have to find your way through the dark and face the horrors inside, with only your flashlight to light your path.
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Genres
Indie
Steam
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Release dates

  • Jul 14, 2022 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Community All Reviews Statuses

killerstar

Status killerstar May 12, 2025

Picked this up as a more simple and probably short experience. So far it's fine. Gameplay is fun and hectic and upgrades do change the feel of combat and platforming. I do feel that it's not varied enough. Even after a short 3 hours, runs are too similar. It doesn't help that the severely limited palette consisting in the colours …

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Picked this up as a more simple and probably short experience. So far it's fine. Gameplay is fun and hectic and upgrades do change the feel of combat and platforming. I do feel that it's not varied enough. Even after a short 3 hours, runs are too similar. It doesn't help that the severely limited palette consisting in the colours Black and White and the complete lack of environment variety makes every room and area look the same. Also it's hard to distinguish enemy proyectiles from other stuff.

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Ferk

Status Ferk Aug 11, 2022

It's a simple roguelike,you can get infinite dash invulnerability and it drags on for too long with no dmg,having to break a run to unlock more bosses feels like an artificial impediment to complete the game in just one good run.

BMO

Status BMO Jul 14, 2022

Oh this is out! I wish I wasn't playing a million other things, I'd grab this right now. Really enjoyed the demo. It's a bit like Rogue Legacy meets Edgar Allan Poe meets 1920s silent cinema.