A young girl and her loyal friend embark on a rescue mission through a colorful world full of cold machines and unfamiliar creatures. Planet of Lana is a cinematic puzzle adventure framed by an epic sci-fi saga that stretches across centuries and galaxies.
About the story
A planet that used to be a place of undisturbed balance between human, nature, and animal has now become something else entirely. The disharmony that had been in the making for hundreds of years has finally arrived in the form of a faceless army. But this is not a story about war. This is a story about a vibrant, beautiful planet –and the journey to keep it that way.
Platforms
Android iOS Switch PC PS4 PS5 XONE Series X|SGenres
Adventure Indie Platform PuzzleThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English and 19 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Gameblog
ByWith Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf, Wishfully further refines its formula with a certain skill. Featuring more elaborate storytelling, this sequel takes us on a new journey that is as rich in emotion as it is captivating, seducing us with both the beauty of its narrative and the artistic punch it delivers at every turn. Its gameplay improvements are also worth noting, even if a few weaknesses remain in the last third of the adventure. But fortunately, nothing that spoils the experience, from which we still come away with the feeling of having had a great time.
CriticLenz
By Roham Sabzivand"Planet of Lana" is a poignant indie game that delivers a poetic journey through simple storytelling, beautiful art, and moving music. While its Android port has some technical issues, the game stands out as a memorable experience that proves the power of emotional depth in indie titles.
KeenGamer
By David KempPlanet of Lana is a great experience, only let down by a few late game puzzles. The set up was great, making Lana confront her fears and the alien invasion. The areas you visit look amazing and Furukawa’s music is sublime. Music was woven into the story, and it did well displaying the world’s backstory to proceedings. A thoroughly enjoyable game with some cool set pieces.
Indie Games Devel
By Samuele AndreucciThe puzzles are well-designed, the controls are responsive and precise, and the environments are always extremely well-crafted, colorful, and rich in detail. Music and sound also does well, especially the ambient sounds. My impression was that of playing a sort of Limbo, which we have discussed before, or Another World, an old glory for the Atari ST, but with less dark atmospheres and much more inspired by sci-fi like Star Wars.
VGChartz
By Lee MehrWith its closest inspirations at the forefront (Playdead & Studio Ghibil), Wishfully's debut makes great strides in honoring them both, despite also retreating back to safe design tropes too often.
