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Puzzle, Strategy, Adventure, Indie
Huey and Satura find themselves lost in the colorless world of Umiro with no memory of their past or how they arrived in this mysterious place.
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Unpretentious, cool, raw and cosy.
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Gaming NexusKinsey DanzisMay 20188.5/10If you're looking for a mobile puzzle game worthy of your time, then Umiro is where you should turn. It's short, with admittedly low replay value, but hey—it's a mobile game, primarily. It's not the place to look for a fully-fledged, complex plot, but it does the job on the puzzle front, and is great at keeping you engaged for however long you have to play it.
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New Game NetworkAlex VarankouApr 201868/100Umiro makes for a relatively straightforward trial and error puzzle game, and if that piques your interest and you can ignore the frustrations of repetitive gameplay, it's worth a look.
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GameOctaneJason GerminoMay 2018Umiro at a price point of $2.99 on PC and mobile is a fun puzzle game. The story is intriguing and spikes curiosity. The puzzles are challenging and sometimes frustrating but the story peaks enough interest to continue solving them.
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COGconnectedAlexander ThomasApr 201854/100Umiro is creative but short, and lacks staying power in its number of stages, replayability, and narrative.
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IGDB rating 4.6/10 from 1 ratings.
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