Lara Magenta is an adventure game based on anagrams.

In this version you will find only the tutorial and the first three levels.
More levels with increasing difficulty will come in the future.

INSTRUCTIONS

  • To move Lara, click on destination point.
  • To collect objects, click or drag them to the inventory area.
  • Clicking on an object you see a short description of it. 
  • Drag any object in the circle to anagram it. Once finding an anagram, the object transforms and you can use it.
  • Sometimes you can also match objects.
  • An object highlights when dragged on a point where it can be dropped to.
  • Solve situations and go on with the adventure.

Have fun!

More information
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars
(13 total ratings)
AuthorHologrape
GenreAdventure, Puzzle
Made withGodot
TagsEscape Game, Female Protagonist, Funny, Godot, Point & Click, Puzzle-Platformer, Surreal, Word game
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsMouse, Touchscreen

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Dorkfishie2 years ago (1 edit)

What am I supposed to do with the ape and the tree? The game keeps saying that it's "too far".

Edit: NVM, I put the ape on the balcony.

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Hologrape2 years ago

Throw the banana on the tree.   :)

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Dorkfishie2 years ago

I already figured that out. Thank you, anyways!

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Maxthebluelynx3 years ago

banana + ape = many invisible bananas

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SkyCharger5 years ago(+1)

Wish the game was a bit more consistent in how it defined screen edges (some of the places were a bit too finicky in where you need to click in order to switch screens)

And I'd like to see a (per screen) zip-mode for paths you've already taken before. (but I don't demand it.)

but, all in all, a good game so far.

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Hologrape5 years ago

Thanks for your suggestions and for your opinion.

The edges problem is known and I'll try to fix it.

I just started to develop the third level.

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Ingix5 years ago(+2)

Great idea and fun demo! 

It's a good combination of word and adventure play. The relatively shord words give you a chance to find something suitable and making the takable objects shake a bit was also nice, so there is no pixel hunting.

A few objects I couldn't use (Comb, for example), but I guess that's intended.

Again, this was an interesting concept and it was executed very well, IMO.

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Hologrape5 years ago

Thank you! :)

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