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YeaBoing / Jul 19, 2011 / Indie, Casual
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CompareDiscover 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.
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74% positive, 174 reviews
Snow Bunny Mind Control puzzle game from about the era when Candy Crush popped off. Yeah, I said it. On the surface a chill high score challenge. Unfortunately the combination of fixed starting arrangements and random targeted combinations (not to mention bonus block generation) you need to clear to advance means that the ideal way to play the game is to save and reload the stages until you get a task sequence that...
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-15
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...
14 found this helpful, 2016-03-05
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...
10 found this helpful, 2012-01-10
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...
2 found this helpful, 2020-11-25
This is one of those "should have been a neutral option" times. The game is entertaining enough for quick sessions, however the game engine has aged extremely poorly, with a very limited selection of resolutions resulting in it looking horrible if run fullscreen (and not somewhat-pretty horrible like pixel art, just horrible horrible) and at least bearable when run windowed (but even then you're limited by the...
2 found this helpful, 2023-07-18
Lucid is definitely not a good investment, the game being way too lazy, there's abolutely no fun playing it. To sum up how it goes: From level 1 to 40, it's almost impossible to lose, the game being poorly balanced, you clear levels as you go, without being trully able to understand how score works. There's no challenge at all, making it boring as hell. Once you reach levels 40+, the difficulty increases in such a...
6 found this helpful, 2016-07-30
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.
6 found this helpful, 2021-10-21
While it sort of counts as a puzzle game in the match-three category, unfortunately if you don't choose options in the exact right order (as determined by the developer), you won't complete the levels. Which pretty much means you have to guess what they had in mind, with no way to predict the correct course of action. And if you choose even one or two options wrong, you have to start all over again.
6 found this helpful, 2017-07-20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeyB_VykS00 I enjoyed this to a point. After a while the gameplay mechanics start to grate because you are very restricted in how you can approach levels. For this reason it's not the relaxing experience it thinks it is, and there is the distinct possibility of getting so stunningly frustrated that you give up and never come back, but you may well enjoy earning millions of points and...
6 found this helpful, 2017-04-21
This is a slow, relaxing game. You are given a color to eliminate by clicking on two or more adjacent blocks. Sometimes you have to eliminate 3 in one move. The moves that are required give points. If you have to eliminate some others to make the special color available, the score doesn't advance. The best thing is to eliminate a whole string when that color is required. Then you get lots of points. Sometimes...
1 found this helpful, 2025-11-27