SummaryOscura, the apprentice lighthouse keeper, has destroyed the Aurora Stone, sending shards across the Driftlands and thrusting them into darkness and danger. It is now incumbent upon Oscura to confront the shards of the stone and restore light to the Driftlands before creatures of the dark can destroy it.
Developer:Chocolate Liberation Front
Oscura: Lost Light
Released On:
Feb 24, 2015
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66
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Generally Unfavorable
4.4
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Mar 22, 2015
70
Oscura: Lost Light is a very satisfying puzzle platformer, unfortunately brought down a notch by some troublesome controls and by the fact that it doesn't offer anything particularly new.
Mar 6, 2015
70
Unresponsive and unintuitive controls hold back what is otherwise an excellent, atmospheric platformer.
Mar 9, 2015
65
Ultimately Oscura’s light is, I think, destined to fade into the darkness of forgotten platformers.
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Aug 9, 2020
3
A puzzler/platformer. Rather entertaining. Oversensitive when air-walking (while jumping/falling.) However, it doesn't save your progress, despite checkpoints. They are session-only. Quit and you'll have to redo the entire last chapter. This makes Oscura useless as a software, Chocolate Liberation Front incompetent as developers. A. Complete. Waste. Of. Space-time the lot of them.
Jan 13, 2017
2
"Oh look, I don't know nothing about physics in gaming or real life but I'm gonna make a game based on physics anyway !" Should have requested a refund after the first few levels.
