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About the Game ABOUT Squish, bop and bounce through the Great Depths, an underwater world filled with Motes; bioluminescent creatures who spend their lives deep in the Bioverse, living on the rhythms of an electronica soundscape. Lumote is a Mote different from others; inquisitive, and with an "eye" on power.
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About the Game
ABOUT
Squish, bop and bounce through the Great Depths, an underwater world filled with Motes; bioluminescent creatures who spend their lives deep in the Bioverse, living on the rhythms of an electronica soundscape. Lumote is a Mote different from others; inquisitive, and with an "eye" on power. When the shift causes the Great Depths to turn red, Lumote sets out on an epic quest to return the world to blue. To do so, Lumote must learn to take control of the Great Depths inhabitants and gain mastery of it's puzzles in order to defeat the greatest Mote of them all… the Mastermote!
CHARACTER
Squish, bop and bounce through the world around you. Lumote is extremely curious, highly inquisitive and adorable! You might start the game for the puzzles, but you’ll stay for the beyond cute Lumote, who manages to deliver an emotional connection to players through non-verbal expressions!
GREAT DEPTHS
The world Lumote lives in is a single, massive environment with numerous puzzles separated into towers. Each tower marks your mastery of a specific Mote and unlocks a new set of puzzles to explore as you descend, heading deeper into the Great Depths. After mastering all the motes from the first world, players will be put to the test in a masterclass, taking control of the Mastermote in a different world!
PUZZLES
Set in a 3D world full of puzzles and adventure, clever and logical level design eases players in the role of Lumote, and its connection with the world, whilst increasing the complexity with each Mote you meet. The entire world and every puzzle are visible at all times.
MUSIC
A stunning score accompanies you on a majestical electronica journey, as The Great Depths communicates through music to inform you of key moments and the emotional states of Lumote.
WORLD
Using the original rEngine, Lumote’s puzzles are all interconnected and you can seamlessly go from one puzzle to the next as you progress with zero loading times. As you journey through The Great Depths, you can look down and see what's left to do and look up and see all the progress you've made soundscape, on one epic journey!
PHOTOMODE
See the world of Lumote through the photo mode. Find the perfect angle and share online as Lumote poses for the camera!Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- Requirement 1:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS:
- Windows 10 64bit
- Processor:
- Intel i5 3.7 GHz (4 Cores) or equivalent
- Memory:
- 4 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- Nvidia GTX 770 2GB or equivalent
- DirectX:
- Version 11
- Storage:
- 2 GB available space
recommended*
- Requirement 1:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS:
- Windows 10 64bit
- Processor:
- Intel i5 4.0 GHz (4 Cores) or equivalent
- Memory:
- 8 GB RAM
- Graphics:
- Nvidia GTX 1060 4GB or equivalent
- DirectX:
- Version 11
- Storage:
- 2 GB available space
User reviews
I honestly have some mixed feelings about this game. First of all the good stuff: A lot of the game's design is really good. From the colorful visuals to the sound design, everything about this game looks, sounds, and
This game is absolutely gorgeous & atmospheric. The puzzle design is neat, featuring tons of puzzles based on simple elements which obey clear rules and interact in interesting ways. While I liked the game, I did have a
I honestly feel bad for not liking Lumote, but it just wasn’t that good. The strongest part of the game was definitely the art style. The colors and environments are really pretty and visually interesting, which is what
Lumote is a unique puzzle platformer with 2 worlds, 2 playable characters and a bunch of collectibles exclusive to the first world. The first world is huge with 6 towers and 60 puzzle rooms total. Once completed, a
Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles unfolds like a serene descent through an otherworldly ocean of light, presenting a puzzle-platformer that prioritizes atmosphere, rhythm, and spatial logic over narrative exposition or
Quite a disappointing game. There may be spoilers. The story is about two parasites who fight over a bubble and one is banished and tries to take over the other's territory. The puzzles quickly become boring and as a




