Lugaru for Mac
3rd-person action game.
$9.99
In English
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Lugaru overview
Lugaru (pronounced Loo-GAH-roo) is a third-person action title. The main character, Turner, is an anthropomorphic rebel bunny rabbit with impressive combat skills. In his quest to find those responsible for slaughtering his village, he uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy involving the corrupt leaders of the rabbit republic and the starving wolves from a nearby den. Turner takes it upon himself to fight against their plot and save his fellow rabbits from slavery.
Lugaru's primary feature is its unique combat system. Instead of relying on confusing button combinations to perform moves, Lugaru's moves are all logical and context sensitive. For example, if an opponent aims a roundhouse kick at Turner's head, you can crouch and then stand up under the attack to grab your assailant's leg and kick him away. If you try and punch an opponent and he tries to throw you over his shoulder, you can crouch to roll painlessly out of the throw. This new combat system makes fights look and feel much more intense and believable than in any other game.
What’s new in version 1.11
Version 1.11:
Note: The version available for download is 1.1. The version available in the Mac App Store is 1.11.
- Fixed a problem with save files
Lugaru for Mac
$9.99
In English
Version 1.11
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Jan 17 2010
Version: 1.0.6
Probably the best game I've ever played. Some tough levels further on. Killing wolves as a rabbit is not easy.
Runs great on almost all Macs. With a powerful computer you can run it on a 30" computer screen.
Alas, the new game Overgrowth has taken forever to develop.
In the meantime, if you haven't tried Lugaru, you're in for a treat.
Jun 17 2006
Version: 1.0.6
This is definitely one of the greatest games I've ever played. I'm not much of a gamer-the last time I got hooked by a near-first-person game was Lara Croft, but this game sucked me in very quickly. I only downloaded it out of curiosity, but I got going so quickly, that it quickly became one of my favorites. I've had a copy of the demo for a long time now, hemming and hawing about whether to buy it. The thing is, I keep playing the demo -- even playing the same few levels over and over again is terrific. The graphics are very smooth, and the punches/kicks/big falls are both amazing to watch and extremely satisfying (there's nothing quite like kicking one opponent up into the air and blasting him into another opponent with a mighty punch). Some people complain that the models are overly simple, but I rather like that: it makes the game feel very pure and un-ornamented. The sound-effects are very similar, simple but very functional and not only don't get in the way but add in an important and useful way to the game. Make no mistake, the major selling point of this game is that it is fun to play. VERY fun to play. The gameplay is very easy to start and the controls are quickly learned, but at the same time the game lavishly rewards skill and practice. The combat system is both complex and simple to do: I can't speak more highly of it. With four keys and a mouse-button, plus directional keys, you can do even the most complex or impressive moves with a one or two carefully-timed keypresses. I look forward to sinking MUCH more time into this game.
Feb 25 2006
Version: 1.0.6
however, .zip files can ruin resourceforks, so don't use that one either if your work requires those.
Feb 25 2006
Version: 1.0.6
I agree!
Dump Stuffit Mac OS X users! Use .zip or .dmg formats.
WE DON'T NEED YOU ALLUME, we've endured bugginess and issues for years, and we prefer developers to dmg or zip their files.
Feb 6 2006
Version: 1.0.5
This game is so awesome!
Hey, if youre reading this developer,
It was me
Patrick
on Aim =)