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Oscura, the apprentice lighthouse keeper, has destroyed the Aurora Stone, sending shards across the Driftlands and plunging them into darkness and danger. It’s up to Oscura to find the shards of the stone and restore light to the Driftlands before creatures of the dark can destroy it.
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NZGamerMatthew CoddMar 20157/10[I]t's definitely a worthwhile pickup for any puzzle platformer fans.
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SoftpediaRadu HaulicaMar 20157/10Oscura: 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.
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ImpulsegamerPeter BourkeMar 20153/5Oscura: Lost Light is an interesting game that has some great graphics and splashes of colours thrown into the darkness. Unfortunately the game is let down by its control system which does make playing this title quite a frustrating experience, especially for the puzzles. This is a shame as well because Oscura: Lost Light is a great looking game on the PC and as a result, it becomes an average platformer on the PC.
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Rock, Paper, ShotgunJohn WalkerFeb 2015Oscura is probably a good fun platform game with little originality, underneath its frustrations. But just now, those frustrations are covering it up too well.
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IGDB rating 5.5/10 from 3 ratings.
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