Huey and Satura find themselves lost in the colorless world of Umiro with no memory of their past or how they arrived in this mysterious place.
Platforms
Android iOS Mac PCGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle Strategy
Languages: English and 12 more
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| Korean | |||
| Chinese (Simplified) | |||
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| Russian | |||
| Turkish | |||
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| Spanish (Spain) | |||
| Arabic |
Media
Critic Reviews
GameOctane
By Jason GerminoUmiro at a price point of $2.99 on PC and mobile is a fun puzzle game. The story is intriguing and spikes curiosity. The puzzles are challenging and sometimes frustrating but the story peaks enough interest to continue solving them.
Gaming Nexus
By Kinsey DanzisIf you're looking for a mobile puzzle game worthy of your time, then Umiro is where you should turn. It's short, with admittedly low replay value, but hey—it's a mobile game, primarily. It's not the place to look for a fully-fledged, complex plot, but it does the job on the puzzle front, and is great at keeping you engaged for however long you have to play it.
New Game Network
By Alex VarankouUmiro makes for a relatively straightforward trial and error puzzle game, and if that piques your interest and you can ignore the frustrations of repetitive gameplay, it's worth a look.
COGconnected
By Alexander ThomasUmiro is creative but short, and lacks staying power in its number of stages, replayability, and narrative.
