Planet of Lana

I don’t really know where to start with what I love about this game. I loved the characters so much that one of the closing scenes made me cry. The controls are ace, there’s a lot of fun in mastering the movements, the challenges are varied from scenes complex moves, to brain teasers, to all out speed. And all of this is tied together with beautiful visuals and immersive music/sfx. I’m now going through game withdrawal and wish so much that planet of Lana 2 was out on iPad OS!

I took a chance and purchased this game despite the reviews about the save issue, and I’m so glad I did. It’s a beautiful game both visually and emotionally, the puzzles are satisfying to solve, and the little companion animals is so cute! I haven’t had any issues with save files at all.

THIS GAME IS ABSOLUTE CINEMA, OUT OF EVERY VIDEOGAME I PLAYED, INDIE GAMES ARE THE BEST… I THOUGHT HOLLOW KNIGHT, SILKSONG, WERE PEAK AND FOUND THIS MASTERPIECE, the ending was amazing and clean graphics and I’m already playing the second sequel. Also the age rating is perfect, that person was probably just a lil sensitive. Thanks for creating this masterpiece. Bye :)

This is a wonderful game with great story, graphics and puzzles to solve. It is frustrating to make lots of progress in the game, and not have any of that progress saved for the next time I can play. It seems to have only saved to a certain point and I must play for another 45 mins to an hour to get caught up to where I was when I stopped playing. It is frustrating and irritating to not be able to save at certain milestones since it is not doing so automatically.

Bought it knowing about the save issues and mad I did. Tried the “play only in airplane mode” trick and it definitely didn’t work for me. I want to try again because it’s beautifully done but I’m too butthurt and don’t want to attempt until it’s fixed. $9 shouldn’t have this issue. Pls lmk when it’s safe to try again! Thx!

This is the kind of game we actually need - a full price, buy-to-own game with rich content and innovative gameplay, not those so-called “free” games that trap you into endless in-app purchases and play-to-win grinding.