1. Plot and gameplay

2. Reception

3. References

Plot and gameplay

The country has been overtaken by an evil wizard. The player takes the role of one of two brave wizards who set out on a journey to defeat the villain and free the country.^[5]

Each of the time-limited levels sees the player aim to save all prisoners and open doors to the next level. In addition, the player has to avoid enemies that try to catch them.^[6] Various mechanisms such as ladders are able to be manipulated in order to complete each of the 60 levels, which are set in different environments such as a castle, forest or cave. While predominantly a single-player title, the game can also be played in cooperative or competitive multiplayer.^[5]

Reception

Lukáš Erben of Score magazine gave Lurid Land 70%. He praised the gameplay and technical execution, while criticizing multiplayer.^[6] Meanwhile, Riki magazine also gave the title 70%, praising the gameplay and music, while critical of its 2D graphics. The reviewer ultimately deemed Lurid Land the best Czech-Slovak puzzle game.^[5]

References

• Brook Shearer
• Brooks High School (Killen, Alabama)
• Brookshire Bros.
• Brookshire Brothers Ltd
• Brooks House (Brattleboro, Vermont)
• Brooks House (Searcy, Arkansas)
• Brooks Ice Arena
• Brookside, Adams County, Wisconsin
• Brookside Cemetery (Dayton, Oregon)
• Brookside Cemetery, Englewood
• Brookside Dairies
• Brookside Dairy Limited
• Brookside Elementary
• Brookside Elementary School (Gaston County)
• Brookside Estates, Alberta
• Brookside Farm and Mill
• Brookside Historic District (Aurora, West Virginia)
• Brookside Hospital
• Brookside, Kentucky
• Brookside, Los Angeles
• Brookside, Oconto County, Wisconsin
• Brookside Park, Los Angeles, California
• Brookside Place School
• Brookside Stadium
• Brookside, Telford