Lumiloop
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Lumiloop is an arcade game about drawing with light. You steer a comet that never stops and leaves a glowing trail behind it. Cross your own trail and you close a loop: everything inside is captured. Golden sparks refuel your light, which is always fading, so you must keep looping to stay alive.
It is a game for players who like simple controls and rising tension. Hunters chase you and drain your light on touch, cutters slice your trail, and prisms set off a nova when looped. Each run ends when your light runs out, and the goal is a higher score and a bigger combo next time.
How to play
- Your comet always moves forward; you only steer it.
- Cross your own trail to close a loop and capture what is inside.
- Loop golden sparks to refuel your light before it fades out.
- Hunters drain your light if they touch you, but they are worth big points when looped.
- Cutters slice your trail and cannot hurt you; loop them for points.
- Loop a prism to trigger a nova that clears nearby hunters, and loop fast to chain combos.
Controls
On a phone or tablet
Drag anywhere on the screen to steer your comet.
On a computer
Steer with the mouse, the W, A, S and D keys or the arrow keys.
Game modes
Solo
Endless runs that grow harder with hunter surges and spark blooms. Beat your best score, biggest loop and best combo.
Tutorial
A short guided first run teaches the rules, and you can replay it from the title screen.
Tips
- Hunters turn slowly, so swing wide and loop around them.
- Bigger loops multiply points; try to catch several things at once.
- Combos stretch your trail, which makes huge loops possible.
- When your light is low, chase spark clusters first.
- Bounce off the walls to make sudden sharp turns.
About the game
Lumiloop draws on the classic arcade idea of claiming space by enclosing it, as in old area-capture games, but replaces the grid with free, flowing movement and a glowing trail. Everything runs on loops: survival, scoring and defence.
On a phone you steer with one finger in portrait. On a desktop the mouse or keyboard gives smooth steering and the wider arena leaves more room for big loops.
Questions
- Is Lumiloop free?
- Yes, it is free to play in your browser.
- How does a run end?
- When your light fades to nothing. Looping sparks keeps it topped up.
- Does it keep my scores?
- Your best score and run statistics are saved in this browser on this device.
