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Get ready to explore, farm, fish, mine, craft, and raise magical Lumas as you solve puzzles and embark on quests across Luma Island. Play solo, or team up with friends in 1-4 player online co-op. Choose relaxing Cozy, challenging Adventure, or epic Hero mode to match your mood and playstyle.
Luma Island is a adventure, farming sim and crafting game
developed and published by Feel Free Games.
Released on November 20th 2024 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 9,533 reviews of which 7,995 were positive and 1,538 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 8.79€ on Eneba.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel i5
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1060 (10,000 PassMark points or more)
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 7 GB available space
- Sound Card: N/A
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Premise: Luma Island is one of the coziest farming and crafting games around, with an exceptional sound design! You'll start your farm on the city outskirts and casually move your way up through four different regions, each offering a wider variety of enemies and resources to acquire. As a newcomer to the island, you act as a bit of an Indiana Jones, uncovering the secrets of the land as you progress to collect buried treasures and quirky Lumas - mysterious pets that hold a deeper secret for you to unveil. The talent jobs are bought at the city administrative center and are similar to World of Warcraft's profession system. For an example - if you want to go into a profession, you need to get proficient in it, and you can combine two similar jobs to get the best of both worlds. You'd normally pair Cook and Brewer, Blacksmith and Jeweler, or Fisherman and Treasure Hunter. Although the key emphasis is on farming as game's strong point, the game does not force you to farm anything as a matter of fact. You can simply adventure all the time and you will likely end up beating the game anyway. In my opinion, the resource grind is somewhat on the lower to medium end, so you might spend an hour or two simply gathering the required minerals or coal in a cave to further a profession. The game has a very distinct feel, and the only parallel I could find was comparing it to Tales of Pirates. However, if you are looking at an action-based game with a lot of combat - this is not it. Combat is bare minimum, almost completely nonchalant and a bit more than a placeholder. There is a variety of enemies, however you'd be using a whip as your sole weapon, and whip at anything from bats to ghosts, spiders, and random annoying crow infused snowmen (seriously, what's with those snowmen?) System: The game features a fully 3D world with an emphasis on a mix of cartoonish and pastel styles that are easy on the eyes. Characters walk around and interact with various objects and people of interest. There are no moving mechanical parts to tinker with a la Factorio, and crafting is fairly straightforward, though you do unlock teleport options when interacting with a bicycle or a car. The characters move somewhat slowly in comparison to the world design and should probably be about 10% faster. The game offers a solid cooperative gameplay where friends can join your world to interact with the farm, build, and edit things together. The crafting progression is not shared. The level of editing is extensive, and the plant system is exceptionally well made to deserve a special mention: Farming: The farming system is surprisingly advanced compared to most games in the genre since it incorporates a simple ecological mechanic between flora and fauna. For instance, you want a variety of animals on your farmland: rabbits to eat the grass around the plants, and chickens to clear out pests that attack your crops. The watering system is decent, too, so you may await the rain, or you may get a hose to water the plants. You'd do it in the morning, and observe how the crops advance or whether the land dries out during strong sunrays. There is real thought behind how to protect your harvest and your livestock, which makes its farming aspect engaging. Since chickens get attacked by random foxes, it is best to also keep a few goats on the farm, as they tend to chase the foxes away. To pollinate your crops, you must build beehives using materials like tree sap. Furthermore, trees will completely stop growing and fade in color unless you feed them regional fertilizer, which you must apply once during their growth cycle and after every single harvest. If you are a completionist, you are looking at about 100 hours of very cozy gameplay paired with an amazing sound system and calm music. The sound design is so well made that it's almost therapeutic, and I wish that more developers would show more attention to the sound design since it really adds up to the overall experience. Hearing rain fall on the tin roof or falling in the forest, with a perfect transition between areas, was exceptionally well made and I personally appreciate it a lot.
Luma Island Game Review (Dislcaimer - This is just my opinion and may be unpopular or disliked.) (General) 1. This is a Cozy Exploration Adventure Game. 2. The story is that you have to discover the secret of a place called Luma Island. (Positive) 1. It really stayed true to being cozy and was just all round relaxing to play. 2. The world, animals and even your own character is very cute and well done. 3. There is lots to do in the game asside from just the story and exploring as there are professions and a good variety of it. 4. The game can be played with up to 4 players including yourself and easily played solo if you decided to do so. It also connects to hosts without any issues or disconnections. 5. The game has lots to do, but never came across as feeling forced or trying to make the game longer by just throwing things in the game. (Negative) 1. The game can be a little vague and sometimes explaining a little more could be helpful, but it didn't make the game difficult or take away from the cozy vibes. 2. I would have liked pathways to just be a little bit bigger as locating some items and working your way up hills can be frustrating when getting snagged on things from time to time. 3. The story was not the most gripping part of the game, but rather the world and the game play, which can be negative for those who only play games with a decent storyline. (Big tip for later on - Don't sell a lot of things just to make money in the start, but rather hold on to things as later on you will really be rolling in money, but on the hunt for resources if you go heavily into the professions.)
Luma Island is another entry in the long line of recent cozy farming-style games. What initially caught my attention was its claim that it removes stamina limits and inventory restrictions. That immediately stood out, as these mechanics, while adding strategy and progression, can often feel tedious, forcing players to cut days short or make repeated trips just to manage resources. Naturally, this raised a concern: without those limitations, would the game be quick to breeze through? Fortunately, that isn’t the case. Luma Island offers a wide variety of activities to keep players engaged, including farming, fishing, mining, collecting creatures (called Lumas), exploring different zones and dungeons, and pursuing professions like cooking, jewelry crafting, and blacksmithing, just to name a few things. While this breadth of content keeps the experience busy and engaging, it’s also where the game shows some weakness. There’s a noticeable lack of depth in many of these systems, and the gameplay can start to feel like a collectathon. At times, this leads to a grind that becomes repetitive. Thankfully, the game includes co-op, which helps alleviate that repetition. Playing with others not only makes the grind more enjoyable but also allows for cooperation and some shared progress. One aspect that genuinely surprised me was the sound design. I initially played without headphones and at a low volume, but switching to headphones revealed a surprisingly rich audio experience. Small details like your footsteps sounding wet after walking through water add a layer of polish that reflects the care put in by the developers. This was also evident in their decision to release the sizable Pirates update for free. Luma Island doesn’t offer deep storytelling or complex character development, but that’s not really its goal. If you’re looking for a cozy, low-pressure game to relax with, it delivers a pleasant experience. While I'm sure it could be enjoyed solo, I think it's best suited to be played with friends, where you can collaborate, chat, and unwind together as you work through each in-game day. Final Verdict: 7/10
This is an interesting game in that I can see the arguments for and against it, and I think people should fully understand what they'll be getting before going into it. This is classified as a cosy game, and it is, to its core. That means there is no stamina to cut days short, no hit points, no inventory limits, and as such no real stakes at play. Now, you can certainly have cosy games where there are fail states and game loops that require a bit more from the player, but that isn't what this is trying to be. This is a farming/collectathon game that is in Peaceful/Creative mode regardless of what journey setting you choose. If you are okay with a game with 0 risk and a bunch of fetch quests and such to do then you'll enjoy it. If you require at least some risk then I would recommend Fantasy Life i, Snacko, or My Time at Portia for chill with some management of your time/skills. Stardew Vally of course is considered a gold standard, and if you need narrative then I'd go with Stardew, Fantasy Life i, or Portia. There is no real guidance in this game to get you familiar with or caring about townsfolk. There's some game design aspects that are a little odd feeling - Combat makes you drop some resources (which you can recollect immediately) since there's no HP, which ultimately means combat just slows things down. The torch mechanic and the required drops to make torches is pretty unbalanced. You can't venture far into mines without torches, as it'll kick you out when you hit darkness, which is very frequent. No proper introduction to the game world, you choose a profession then get quests to make things but there's no real narrative around it. No stamina but there's still a fade to black screen for starting a new day with no indication of auto-saving or what just happened other than a small icon in the corner, it's a little jarring and there's no reason to have it at all if you can ignore a new day occurring. It's a gorgeous looking game and I'm not saying it falls short for me, but I think it's important for people to understand that if you don't like playing games with 'god mode' on then you likely won't find fun in this.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Luma Island is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
No, Luma Island is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Luma Island received 7,995 positive votes out of a total of 9,533 achieving a rating of 8.17.
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Luma Island was developed and published by Feel Free Games.
Yes, Luma Island is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Luma Island is not playable on MacOS.
No, Luma Island is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Luma Island is playable and fully supported on Steam Deck.
Yes, Luma Island is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Luma Island does not support VR.
Luma Island offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Luma Island includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Luma Island. Explore additional content available for Luma Island on Steam.
No, Luma Island does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Luma Island does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Luma Island is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Feel Free Games
Publisher
Feel Free Games
Release
20 Nov 2024
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