#Lumino city puzzle tv
#Lumino city puzzle mac

There are lots of combinations, but this one worked for us: A - A - A - Right Lock - C - B - Left Lock - C - C - C. Look at the panel on the wall - our goal is to turn all the lights red, to make a dark room. Talk to the owner, and then go into the backroom. Take it up to the higher walkway and follow it along to the next screen. If you got it right, a staircase will appear from the ground. You now need to rotate the three discs on the floor to match the colourful diagram - like above. Here's the solution.īack outside, look at the small panel on the wall. In the mayor's basement, you need to place the cogs on the wall to get the power going again. Finally, sit on the antenna to enter the city. Press the button to the right of the guard tower to pull the antenna back.

#Lumino city puzzle tv

Grab the winch and connect it to the TV antenna. You'll turn the power back on, and get a lemon for your trouble. You'll need to spin the lemons to make all the connections. For each lemon, you need to pierce it with both a positive (+) and negative (-) connector. Place the wiring diagram on the connectors. Inside is a wiring diagram - pop that in your pocket. Hit the buttons in the order, shown above. You'll be lifted up to the gate to Lumino City. Open up your bag and drag the stick to the bell. That's where we come in, with a complete walkthrough to this charming little point and click adventure. If you want to enter the city and track down your kidnapped grandpa, you're going to need to solve a number of tricky head scratchers. State of Play's clients include other creative industries including MTV, Miniclip, BBC, ESPN, Fremantle, Mind Candy and Shockwave, and animations for the likes of Oxfam, BBC, Christian Aid and Macmillan.Lumino City is an adorable papercraft world, filled with puzzles and conundrums.

#Lumino city puzzle mac

State of Play is known for its predecessor Lume, winner of a Develop Showcase Award, and KAMI, winner of Mac App Store Best of 2013, and a while back released Headspin: Storybookfor iOS platforms, one of Apple’s ‘Best iPad Apps of 2010’. It is headed by artist, designer and animator Luke Whittaker, who works with a small team that includes co-founder Katherine Bidwell, and developer and technician Daniel Fountain. Established in 2008, State of Play’s work has won a number of international awards. Prints, sketches and video from Lumino City were exhibited at UK-based GameCity game festival and the game has been nominated for awards including the 2014 Independent Games Festival's Excellence in Visual Arts award.

Three iconic vignettes from the game are available, reproduced on a smooth surface, heavy weight (230 g, 9.5-mil), neutral white, matte paper engineered for accurate color reproduction that provides high contrast and high resolution output, to accurately reflect the artistic strengths of these stunning game images. Lumino City's sets contend artistically with stop motion animation film precedents like other UK exports such as Wallace and Gromit. The art direction is characterized by a strong chiarascuro lighting effect and photography and video that make incredible use of resolution and in-focus / out-of-focus scenery to enhance gameplay and illustrate the playful yet mysterious tone.

The game distinguishes itself from itself from others in the genre by its distinct art style and the sheer quality of its sets and seamless post production adaptation to a digital game. With glue, paper and miniature lights and motors, State of Play Games created a 7 foot tall paper world in a London art studio, building on a rich but altogether too sparse history of physical world game sets pioneered by games like the Neverhood in the mid 90s. Lumino City is a lovingly realized papercraft world where gamers guide a young girl in search of her missing grandfather in a delightful point and click puzzle adventure.