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Puzzle, Adventure, Indie, Comedy
An adventure where you’ll meet the many good and not-so-good folks of Limbo. Use your wits and keen eye to gather clues from the residents and find items that will help uncover the mystery of Limbo and its curse that traps souls into repeating the same day on loop.
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Contemplative, relaxed, inward and richly built.
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Pure NintendoKaelyn DaughertySep 20259/10Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo stands out with its papercraft-inspired art, looping time mechanic, and inventive quiz-style boss fights. Paired with heartfelt storytelling, it delivers a unique and emotional experience that's definitely worth playing.
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WayTooManyGamesOliver ShelldingMay 20259/10But other than that niggling issue, I had such a memorable, gorgeous time with Kulebra. A combination of Paper Mario, Coco and Undertale, this beautiful game brought me on a journey into unknown reaches of empathy, hope and utter heartbreak. It treated the player gently, touching on ideas of life after death without being aggressive or definitive, and it did so with absolute grace.
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Nindie SpotlightJustin NationMay 20259/10Smart adventure mechanics, puzzles, and a load of heart make this a relaxed and memorable journey
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Screen RantKyle GrattonMay 20257/10Kulebra's vibes are brought down by annoyances.
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DualShockersEthan KriegerMay 20257.5/10It's mechanically highlighted by some creative no-combat boss battles and cute puzzles, though the moment-to-moment gameplay isn't always the most exciting thing in the world. Still, there is a lot to like here, and Kulebra will have no trouble winning most players over who are onboard to discover a thoughtful indie gem with plenty of endearing dialogue.
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