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Rising Star Games and Triple Eh? have teamed up to announce their newest adventure game, Lumo. Set to be a fresh take on classic isometric adventure games, the game will include over 400 rooms full of secrets and puzzles.
Lumo will be playable for the first time at EGX, (Eurogamer Expo), at the Birmingham NEC from September 24-27th, at the Rising Star Games booth in the Rezzed Zone. The game is set to release for the PS4, PS Vita, Xbox One, PC, Mac, and Linux in 2016.
Rising Star Games and Delve Interactive have announced that Poncho, their 2D pixel-art platformer, is now available on PS4, PC, Mac, and Linux.
Rising Star Games and SUTD Game Labs have released their award-winning top-down puzzler, One Upon Light, for the Playstation 4.
Rising Star Games and Kraken Empire have announced that they will be releasing a physical version of the highly-stylized shoot ’em up Kromaia Omega on the...
Developed by SUTD Game Lab, One Upon Light is set to release for the Playstation 4 this October.
Rising Star Games has announced the release of Lumini, a relaxing flow-based adventure game, for Steam on PC, Mac and Linux.
