評論

• gamedeal user

  Dec 30, 2022

  dunno why did it needed a remake, but ok
• Stebe

  Mar 7, 2023

  I would love to see more people play this game because it is cool and awesome and amazing to play
• gamedeal user

  Jul 14, 2023

  It's great! Highly recommend! I've spent countless hours in the Luxor games and I quite like this remaster, the new graphics are nice. Would recommend waiting for a sale though, the prices of the Luxor games seem a little steep for what they are in my opinion (especially the older games like the original non-HD Luxor 1, Amun Rising, and 2) I am a bit disappointed in the lack of support for colorblind players, the different icons on the balls themselves don't really seem to help as they're rotating and moving most of the time. Very unfortunate oversight especially for a modern remaster. Either alternate color palette options (similar to what the Zuma games do) or fixed icons that are always visible (similar to what the Sparkle games do) would be greatly appreciated.
• miso98

  Aug 8, 2023

  A real classic puzzle gem for casual playing; the name speaks for itself. I played this as a child back in 2008 on my DS where it was called "Luxor: Phararoh's Challenge" and now it feels just nostalgic. An easy to learn, hard to master game which becomes pretty challenging over time. Many forks are out there but this will always be the best. I'm glad i found this on Steam.
• Zacc Gaming

  Sep 5, 2023

  I don't think the art style fits very well. perhaps it's my bias towards 1 and 3, but if you are looking for a pretty luxor game, just play Evolved. That being said if you don't mind it, it's perfectly fine.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 1, 2017

  what a waste it lets you gain a good score then gives you no chance of going any further
• gamedeal user

  Nov 24, 2019

  a great stress reliever on casual and a great stress creator on expert
• gamedeal user

  Jun 21, 2020

  A truly mindless way to pass the time. The equivalent to Solitare.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 14, 2021

  A HUGE improvement over Luxor 1 and Amun Rising. Gameplay has the same Marble Shooter charm as the previous two games, but you get a few new power-ups: Daggers: These can destroy one sphere at a time upon firing. Lightning Storm: Destroys a set amount of spheres, anywhere on the board in random order, one at a time. Colour Cloud: Changes all spheres within a specific radius to the allocated colour given by the cloud. Net: Temporarily collects coins and gems for you. Does not directly affect your gameplay. I'd like to warn you, it's pretty difficult. I failed twice on the first Scarabic Dawn level on Normal difficulty as of recent, but I am still going from there. If you want to get Luxor 2, for god's sake, get THIS version! [b]DO NOT TOUCH THE ORIGINAL VERSION AS IT DOESN'T RUN PROPERLY ON WINDOWS 10!!![/b] However, I suggest limiting the frame rate using a third-party application like RivaTuner, because the FPS number can jump into the thousands.
• Ozi™

  Sep 24, 2023

  It's ok.