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LumenTale: Memories of Trey
Ultimately, LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a fascinating and occasionally frustrating experiment. It represents a bold new evolutionary branch for monster-collecting RPGs. Time will tell whether this specific branch can survive the harsh ecosystem of the genre, but its successful mutations give it some strong fitness factors. A highly commendable first outing for Beehive Studios.
LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a tale of two games. When everything is clicking, the combat, Animon designs, and story all feel really nice and leave a positive mark on the genre. Though the long load times make exploration feel like a chore, and hiding some features as well as evolution methods makes it get in its own way and take longer than needed. It can truly feel exciting to weave through Animon, shooting out the Holoken to catch or damage while solving puzzles, and learning about Trey’s past, but in the meantime, that quality title is buried underneath some flawed execution.
Quotation forthcoming.
10
DeSquid7
As a long time fan of Pokemon, and the monster taming genre as a whole, this is the best in its genre from the past 10 years. The battle system is familiar, but different enough from Pokemon to distinguish itself and offer something new to veteran players The game looks gorgeous from start to finish (2D HD really does suit the monster tamer genre) The monster designs themselves are all incredible and the whole past and future form thing that scarlet and violet attempted is done waaaaay better in this game. And finally, the story is far more fulfilling than any modern Pokemon game, in part because the choices you make actually impact future gameplay. For example (minor spoilers) you are presented with the option of saving someone in the prologue and if u don’t they die
9
Kal2asu
Even though I'm not usually a fan of monster collector games, Lumentale left a really good impression on me. I was initially drawn in by its art style, but the game's personality goes far beyond that. The environments, character designs, music, and creature designs are all very enjoyable and full of personality. I also enjoyed the protagonist quite a bit. His dialogue is often clever and sarcastic, and the character portraits add a lot of charm to the conversations .The gameplay is engaging and easy to get into, with fun capture mechanics and enough strategic depth to make experimenting feel rewarding. The opening is a little slow while introducing the core mechanics, but once the world opens up, exploration becomes a real joy. There are some bugs here and there, along with a few quality-of-life features I'd still like to see, but the foundation is very solid. With continued updates and polish, I think Lumentale has the potential to become a very strong entry in the genre.
10
fartvader98
Lumentale is exactly the kind of monster collector I had been dreaming about for years. Ever since Pokémon Black & White, I’ve been waiting for a game capable of capturing those same unforgettable vibes: a strong identity, immersive atmosphere, memorable creatures, beautiful environments, and a soundtrack that truly stays with you. Lumentale absolutely delivers on all of that.What impressed me the most is the insane attention to mood and worldbuilding. Every area feels carefully crafted, every creature has personality, and the music perfectly complements the adventure, creating that magical feeling that only the best monster collectors can achieve. I did encounter a few bugs during my playthrough, but honestly, none of them were serious enough to ruin the experience. The game remains incredibly fun, engaging, and entertaining from start to finish. You can really feel the passion behind. If you’re someone who misses the emotional charm and atmosphere of the classic Pokémon era, especially Black & White, Lumentale is absolutely worth playing.

LumenTale: Memories of Trey

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May 26, 2026
Metascore
Generally Favorable
77
User score
Generally Favorable
8.5
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
77
78% Positive
7 Reviews
22% Mixed
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May 26, 2026
90
Try Hard Guides
Lumentale: Memories of Trey is a heavy hitter of a creature-collector, doing everything fans love about the genre well and even expanding on core mechanics in its own ways. It will easily become a new favorite for fans of the genre, and I think it even has ground to compete against franchise titans.
May 26, 2026
85
Gamer Social Club
Lumentale: Memories of Trey is a wonderful blend of the fresh and the familiar that offers a fully fleshed-out experience on both the RPG and the creature-collector fronts. I think it is a game that will appeal to and satisfy new, returning, and veteran players of the genre, which is a feat unto itself. With stellar visuals, an excellent soundtrack, loads of content, and a nearly flawless combat system, this is a game you want to have in your collection. With a few tweaks, I firmly believe that Lumentale: Memories of Trey has the potential to become one of the best, like only a few have ever been.
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Generally Favorable
8.5
79% Positive
33 Ratings
12% Mixed
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Jun 1, 2026
10
DeSquid7
As a long time fan of Pokemon, and the monster taming genre as a whole, this is the best in its genre from the past 10 years. The battle system is familiar, but different enough from Pokemon to distinguish itself and offer something new to veteran players The game looks gorgeous from start to finish (2D HD really does suit the monster tamer genre) The monster designs themselves are all incredible and the whole past and future form thing that scarlet and violet attempted is done waaaaay better in this game. And finally, the story is far more fulfilling than any modern Pokemon game, in part because the choices you make actually impact future gameplay. For example (minor spoilers) you are presented with the option of saving someone in the prologue and if u don’t they die
May 29, 2026
10
fartvader98
Lumentale is exactly the kind of monster collector I had been dreaming about for years. Ever since Pokémon Black & White, I’ve been waiting for a game capable of capturing those same unforgettable vibes: a strong identity, immersive atmosphere, memorable creatures, beautiful environments, and a soundtrack that truly stays with you. Lumentale absolutely delivers on all of that.What impressed me the most is the insane attention to mood and worldbuilding. Every area feels carefully crafted, every creature has personality, and the music perfectly complements the adventure, creating that magical feeling that only the best monster collectors can achieve. I did encounter a few bugs during my playthrough, but honestly, none of them were serious enough to ruin the experience. The game remains incredibly fun, engaging, and entertaining from start to finish. You can really feel the passion behind. If you’re someone who misses the emotional charm and atmosphere of the classic Pokémon era, especially Black & White, Lumentale is absolutely worth playing.
Jun 16, 2026
80
RPG Fan
Ultimately, LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a fascinating and occasionally frustrating experiment. It represents a bold new evolutionary branch for monster-collecting RPGs. Time will tell whether this specific branch can survive the harsh ecosystem of the genre, but its successful mutations give it some strong fitness factors. A highly commendable first outing for Beehive Studios.
May 22, 2026
80
Destructoid
LumenTale follows many of the genre’s familiar conventions, but succeeds where many predecessors stumbled. It’s a gorgeous love letter to creature collectors and their origins, while offering slight variations that keep the gameplay fresh. With a narrative influenced by the player’s choices, a fresh combat system, gorgeous art, and a ton of smaller features to get lost in, it’s a must-play for fans of the genre—even if its technical performance frequently holds it back.
May 31, 2026
75
Multiplayer.it
Quotation forthcoming.
Jun 8, 2026
60
RPGamer
LumenTale: Memories of Trey is a tale of two games. When everything is clicking, the combat, Animon designs, and story all feel really nice and leave a positive mark on the genre. Though the long load times make exploration feel like a chore, and hiding some features as well as evolution methods makes it get in its own way and take longer than needed. It can truly feel exciting to weave through Animon, shooting out the Holoken to catch or damage while solving puzzles, and learning about Trey’s past, but in the meantime, that quality title is buried underneath some flawed execution.
May 25, 2026
60
Gameliner
Lumentale: Memories of Trey is an enjoyable monster-collection game with a charming world, strong art style, and memorable Animon designs. The story offers enough mystery to keep you engaged, but the catching system can feel unclear and the game lacks some polish. For genre fans, it’s worth trying, though it doesn’t reinvent the formula.
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May 28, 2026
10
memengomunga
[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
May 28, 2026
10
Flow3r_
[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]
May 27, 2026
10
Walker_ITA
This is how to create a Pokemon-Style game! Nice Story and fantastic Animon! Epic Game! Cari Sviluppatori Italiani siete stati Spettacolari!
May 27, 2026
10
Alfa2995
Everything I want from a Monster Collector. Beautiful storyline, amazing monsters and well developed characters. I couldn’t ask for more. It reminds me the old golden period of Nintendo Games.
May 28, 2026
5
Sprunzilla
Fino a quando non sistemano tutti glitch ed I fatal error che ti impediscono il proseguimento il voto rimane questo.
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SummaryLumenTale: Memories of Trey is a Monster Collector RPG set in Talea. LumenTale is a game of exploration, experiences, and emotions. During the game, you'll play as Trey, who lost his memories due to unknown reasons, as you'll explore the vast land of Talea. At some point in the story, you'll decide to set on a journey to regain your los... Read More
  • PC
  • Nintendo Switch
May 26, 2026
  • Beehive Studios
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