Product Description
Wowie! Lux-Pain is a Fantastic adventure for the
Nintendo DS that completely immerses you in a mysterious story full of suspense and intrigue! In this game, you play as Atsuki Saijo, a young man with the power of "Lux-Pain," which he uses to track down and destroy malevolent parasites called "Silent." These parasites manipulate people's thoughts, causing crime and chaos in Kisaragi City. The story unfolds through a combination of visual novel elements and point-and-click gameplay. You must gather clues, talk to characters, and solve puzzles to unravel the mystery of the Silents. Developed by Killaware and published by Ignition Entertainment, Lux-Pain offers a unique experience that you won't soon forget!
Historical Context
Lux-Pain was originally released in 2008 in Japan and made its way to Europe and North America in 2009. Upon its release, the game was praised for its deep story and unique gameplay mechanics, despite some translation errors and technical issues. The game has earned a cult status among fans of visual novels and mystery games. Although no direct sequels have been released, Lux-Pain remains a beloved title in the niche of mystery games.
Expert Reviews
"Lux-Pain offers a compelling storyline and intriguing characters, but is marred by poor localization and technical issues." - IGN
"Despite its flaws, Lux-Pain’s narrative depth and unique gameplay make it a worthy addition to any visual novel fan’s collection." - GameSpot
Is it for You?
This game is perfect for fans of visual novels and mystery games who enjoy deep stories and complex characters. If you delight in games like
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney and
Hotel Dusk: Room 215, then Lux-Pain is definitely for you! It's also a great choice for collectors looking for unique and lesser-known titles for their Nintendo DS collection. Fantastic, isn't it?
Similar Games
If you enjoy Lux-Pain, I recommend checking out the following games:
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
- Hotel Dusk: Room 215
- 999:
Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors
-
Time Hollow
- Professor Layton series
FAQ
Is Lux-Pain suitable for children?
Lux-Pain has a PEGI 12 rating due to its themes of crime and mystery. Therefore, it is suitable for older children and teenagers, but younger children may find some elements scary or challenging. Brrr!