Lumo

We've received news of nine titles set to leave the programme at the end of the February. Make sure to finish them off in the next couple of weeks before they disappear.

Posted 5 years ago by Sam Quirke

On April 30th, three more titles will be leaving the service according to the Games Leaving Soon section of the hub. All three are Xbox One games, and two were only added two months ago in February.

Posted 6 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Xbox has launched the official trailer showing that GamesPass, giving us access to the final full list of games that are coming, including many Xbox 360 titles.

Posted 7 years ago by Claudio Barata

After we tallied up all of your comments and opinions, we realised that the majority of people would prefer a layout identical to that used last week, so it stays.

Posted 8 years ago by Rebecca Smith

A fortnight ago, we trialled a new layout for the Content Roundup. After some consideration and your thoughts, we've decided to tweak the layout a bit more.

Posted 8 years ago by Rebecca Smith

Ever wondered what a classic isometric puzzle game developed for contemporary systems would be like? Gareth Noyce of Triple Eh? did and his answer is Lumo. Noyce has a background in AAA development, including working on Crackdown

Posted 8 years ago by Lucy Wood

Gareth Noyce, founder of Triple Eh? and developer of Lumo, walks us through the Ice Zone, a daunting area with plenty of traps, challenges, and secrets that can be found within.

Posted 8 years ago by Ben Terrett

Developer Triple Eh? has published the third video in their series of director commentaries for isometric platformer Lumo. The video features director Gareth Noyce playing and chatting about incorporating his memories into Lumo.

Posted 8 years ago by Lucy Wood

Lumo developer Triple Eh? has released another video walking through the game. It's commentated by Gareth Noyce. Who better to show players around than the creator himself?

Posted 8 years ago by Kelly Packard

Lumo has launched on PS4 and PC, and while we might have to wait a little longer for the game itself, it doesn't mean we can't take a look at the game's launch trailer. If an isometric adventure game that harkens back to the eighties and early nineties sounds like something that might interest you,

Posted 8 years ago by Andy Mills