Lux-Pain
Lux-Pain
DS
By: Killaware
Jackal
Senior Content Writer
Updated on
The Good
- Some story elements eventually become compelling
- voice-overs are generally very good
- comes with an anime art booklet.
The Bad
- Rambling, often incoherent writing
- only two simple minigames repeated throughout
- much of the time wasted in school
- many translation issues
- player choices don’t matter much.
Our Verdict
Poor
Shows just enough promise to hold your attention, but is buried under too many problems to be enjoyable.
More visual novel than adventure, Lux-Pain could have avoided inflicting so much discomfort on players with significant script editing and at least a little more gameplay variety.
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