Discover a new way to match blocks in this otherworldly, Zen-like, relaxing puzzle experience.
Lucid is the world's first Match-All puzzle game, in which you clear areas by combining all the blocks of an area. Enjoy the stunning visuals and relaxing sound effects as you make combos and hunt for the next perfect area to clear.
Gain score multipliers by chaining Color-Tasks and earn Lucid-Blocks to use later on for clearing up the whole playfield to get you out of a tough situation. Come up with new strategies to get high-scores. Earn additional special Area-bonuses for square shaped areas, inside the group you have cleared.
Key features:
Unique Match-All Gameplay
Achievements
Amazingly detailed colorful animations
Relaxing Zen-like ambient music
55 Levels with unlimited replay value
Supports up to five player profiles to save your progress
Play for high-scores or just relax and get into the zone
Systemanforderungen
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Lucid ist ein Puzzleblöckespiel das schon 2011 rauskam. Wenn man Spaß an solchen Games hat, hat man ein tolles enspanntes Spielgefühl. Auch der Soundtrack hört sich nett an und passt gut zum Spiel. Man hat auch ordentlich was zu tun, denn es gibt 55 Levels. Nebenbei gibts auch noch Errungenschaften. Der Preis ist auch noch ok. Ansonsten kann man bis zum nächsten Sale warten, denn der kommt ganz bestimmt. Insgesamt empfehlenswert.
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379 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 12.08.15 15:35
Lucid ist eine Art Bejeweled.
Man muss bestimmte Farbblöcke kombinieren, um Punkte zu machen.
Um so größer die Kombinationen sind, desto mehr Punkte bekommt man.
Es gibt leider nur ein Spielmodus :-(
Trotzdem hat es für mich einen hohem Wiederspiel wert!
Achso Errungenschaften gibt es auch noch.
Ich finde Lucid ist ein entspanendes Puzzel Spiel für zwischendurch oder nach der Arbeit.
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591 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 31.05.14 06:10
Lucid ist ein Entspanendes Puzzel Spiel! Man muss Farbblöcke miteinander Kombinieren, und bestimmte Farbkombinationen in Spielzügen Spielen. Je Größer man die Kombinationen hinbekommt desto mehr Punkte erhaltet der Spieler. Es ist Rundenbasierend, manchmal kann es vorkommen das es keine Kombinationen gibt, weil halt die Blöcke/Farben nicht mehr zueinander passen, und man beginnt die Runde von vorne.
Mal für zwischen durch zum Abschalten Ideal.
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743 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 16.05.14 13:00
Ein tolles Spiel für zwischendurch.
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Verfasst: 20.12.13 11:59
Top!
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399 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 21.10.21 17:58
More satisfying than sunday night with your girlfriend and more addicting than a triply cheese margharita and 500gm cocaine taken together.
I wonder why they pulled this game from steam store,
But the game is no longer available to purchase anymore.
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1221 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 25.11.20 07:38
This game took me years to beat. I hit a snag with the game a while back that turned me off, and finally just got back to it, years later and finally beat it. It takes some strategy to beat the game. While it's easy to match, it's not easy to not get stuck in the last 5-10 levels. Pretty simple gameplay though. You are request to collect at least two adjacent blocks of a certain color. As it gets more difficult it will ask you for 3 or 4 adjacent blocks of the same color. No timer, just a relaxing game of trying to reach the end of each level.
There's nothing much to it, but I dig casual games where I can spend some time just taking a quick break and getting through a couple of levels.
When I first played this, I accidentally hit the rather large delete button. It says, Delete/Save, but all it does it delete. The devs still have not changed this, so don't fall for it by accidentally clicking it. Seems others have fallen prey to this issue as well. Other than that the game is fine, doesn't crash, and plays well. Not the most recommended of games, but nothing wrong with the game and it offers a bit brain teasing.
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1441 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 20.03.20 02:06
Please make Lucid 2 so I can give you some money.
Over the years I've played many hours! It's a great game. There are many games LIKE this BUT, I tell you, this simple game does it better, the gameplay (slightly different from main stream games), the music and sounds, it's just perfect. But improvements could be made to levels and UI.
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106 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 05.03.16 04:17
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I was supplied with this key by the developer, this however did not affect the review.
If you’re looking for a change of page in your gaming style or are already a fan of matching games, Lucid may be the title for you to pick up. The game is simple to get into and learn, offering some mental relaxation as well. There is no story, no bells and whistles or anything of the sort. It’s a matching game where you have to meet certain requirements to clear each level and progress through the game’s fifty-five levels.
Unlike other matching games, this isn’t a match three. You can match two or more colored blocks to have whatever size combo you desire. Using the mouse, you draw lines connecting the blocks you want to erase from the field, something I imagine would be good on a touchscreen device. The issue I had with the gameplay was that you had to connect the blocks of the same color together, you couldn’t skip one. It’s not a huge deal but when the blocks fall randomly it made it harder to set up combos. The game also has “Lucid blocks” which, when used, will clear the board, either helping you out of a tight situation or ruining a set up you had in the works.
Despite the game mechanics trying to be different than other popular matching games, Lucid isn’t really that difficult. You can easily get through half of the game before ever reaching a speed bump. The game also doesn’t offer any other modes of play, once you’ve beaten the main fifty-five levels that’s it. There is also no level select if you want to go back and replay a level. The game keeps score for you but the score has no effect on the game and there is no leader board so I’m not sure of the purpose. The title does have achievements on Steam if you hunt for those.
The visuals are trippy, the music is trippy as well, it honestly feels like a psychedelic trip the entire time. While not the best game of its kind, it’s a fun time-killer. I would recommend grabbing it on sale or in a bundle, the lack of other features or modes really limits the lifespan of this game. It’s a small fish in a big pond, the matching genre is very saturated and Lucid could do better. But, it does what it can decently enough.
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464 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 13.07.14 12:17
Art style and presentation is trippy and honestly very interesting.
Gameplay-wise, it’s one of the more terrible puzzle games I’ve played. In this game, you have to clear regions of same-color blocks, like SameGame, but with the baffling restriction that you can only clear a region if you can draw a path through every block. This leaves your options severely limited at all times.
With such limited options for moves, it’s next to impossible to set up any big combos or get out of trouble on purpose (about on par with Bejeweled / Candy Crush), and in the cases you do, the game could drop a Lucid block in the middle of it (which are supposed to be rewards) and force you to reset the board, destroying what you built.
Starting level layouts seem to be hand-designed, but random skyfalls and target colors mean it doesn’t really matter.
Competitively, there are no game mechanics in place to prevent you from playing a level forever for unlimited score, except that getting stuck with no possible moves will zero your score. At about level 48, there’s a sudden difficulty spike as all objectives require regions of 3 or more, so playing through all 55 levels without getting a Game Over is highly unlikely. Oh, and no leaderboards!
For a game that tries to sell itself as relaxing, it’s a bit too far on the frustrating and stressful side, and certainly not something you can zone out to while playing. Achievement hunters should probably grab it on sale, as it’ll be in your 100% trophy case in a few mere hours, but for casual or hardcore puzzle fans, there’s so many better options out there.
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758 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 20.08.13 14:51
It's a good time sink for a very simple and relaxing game. 12 HOURS?!?! Wow, I believe I played this game way too much! Blame the player? No, I blame the game for being so addictingly simple and fun!
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288 Std. insgesamt
Verfasst: 10.01.12 07:33
A mediocre puzzle game and one of the most boring I've ever played. With almost all of the achievements, I gave it a good shot. Every level is the same in that you draw lines over adjacent jelly cubes of the same color to make them disappear and to fill up a gauge to move on to the next level.
By matching cubes, you score points and there is also a goal color displayed that you should match to increase your score multiplier. In Tetris fashion, you're shown what cube color is coming up next. The only problem is that your score is meaningless since there are no leaderboards. Difficulty never ramps up much and the game remains far too easy and repetitive. Not even a timed mode or any challenges or unlockables. Pick any other puzzle game and you'll have more fun.
