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Lumora
Explore a fading fantasy world, befriend emotional creatures, and start playing Lumora directly in your browser.
ByProject74PrototypeLink checked Oct 22, 2026
How to play Lumora
- Touch: use the joystick on the left and A, B, X, and Y on the right.
- Keyboard: use WASD or the arrow keys.
- Space = A; Shift = B; Q = X; F = Y.
- M = Map; P = Menu.
- Befriend creatures, help people, and explore the world as it turns grey.
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What is Lumora?
Lumora is a top-down, 2D fantasy adventure RPG made by Project74. You return to the village of Tilia after your grandfather Teo leaves you a small house and a creature that has lost its colour. The world is slowly turning grey, and its people need help. Lumora runs in a browser through itch.io, making it easy to try in a tab. Its prototype build uses hand-made pixel art, with story scenes, emotional music, and a living world shaped by routines, feelings, and memories.
How a run of Lumora plays
Lumora focuses on exploring a living world and responding to creatures through emotions rather than violence. Joy, anger, sadness, and trust can change what happens, while befriending creatures replaces catching them. You can move through villages and larger city spaces as day, night, weather, festivals, and jobs shape the setting. The available facts do not describe a timed run, combat failure state, or score target. Your clear aims are helping people, facing a world turning grey, and discovering where the story leads.
Why Lumora is worth a try
Lumora’s biggest twist is its approach to creature encounters. Feelings drive their conflicts, with joy, anger, sadness, and trust changing everything. You befriend creatures instead of catching them, which gives the adventure a more personal angle than a typical action game. The setting also aims for a lively rhythm, with routines, memories, weather, festivals, jobs, trains, coaches, and canals. Add hand-made pixel art, cinematic scenes, emotional music, and multiple endings, and it has a distinct story-first identity.
Who will enjoy Lumora
Lumora should appeal to players who enjoy story-led adventures, pixel art, emotional creature relationships, and worlds that feel active beyond the main plot. It is a good fit if you prefer helping characters and building connections over simply defeating enemies. The game is still a prototype and an early test version, so expect an unfinished experience rather than a polished full release. Feedback is welcome, and progress saves automatically in your browser.
FAQ
Lumora FAQ
Is Lumora free to play?
Yes. The listing marks Lumora as free, so you can play the prototype without a purchase. This site is a fan-run directory; use the itch.io page for access details.
Who made Lumora?
Lumora was made by Project74. The page also describes the project as AI assisted across code, graphics, sounds, and text. That information comes from the game's itch.io listing.
Where can I play Lumora?
You can play Lumora in a browser through its itch.io page: https://project74.itch.io/lumora. Progress saves automatically in your browser, according to the listing. The page also lists keyboard and touch controls.
How do you play Lumora?
Explore the world, befriend creatures, and use emotional qualities such as joy, anger, sadness, and trust. Keyboard controls are WASD or arrows, with Space, Shift, Q, F, M, and P assigned to actions.
Is Lumora like a survivors-like game?
Not exactly. Lumora is listed as an Adventure and Role Playing game, with a story-led world, creature friendships, emotional encounters, and multiple endings. It does not provide the usual survivors-like run details in the available facts.
Is Lumora finished or still in development?
Lumora is still a prototype and an early test version. The developer says feedback is welcome and mentions grading it up to a full version with updates and finishing work.