Luma Island

Luma Island brings exploration, farming, and magical companions together in an adventure that works solo. At ≈ $9.82 from GAMIVO, it is at the shop's recorded low; players who prefer company can share resources and build online with up to three friends. At $19.99 from GAMIVO, Luma Island suits players looking to explore and farm at their own pace.

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84%Steam Reviews11.3K reviews80Metacritic/10080OpenCritic/100

Released: Nov 20, 2024

Cozy · Farming Sim · Online Co-Op · Casual · Simulation

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All-time low ~ $11.99across Steam & third-party storesat the recorded all-time low

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Past 36 months · Updated daily

Historical Low~ $12.992025-12Current Low Across Stores~ $14.39Steamvs. Historical Low+11%

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01About Luma Island

Explore forests, mountains, and jungles, take on quests and puzzles, build a farm, and raise magical Lumas. Fishing, mining, cooking, and crafting round out the island adventure. Steam players rate the game 84%% positive from 11,312 reviews. The Steam PC version supports solo play and online co-op for up to four players. It lists 16 interface languages, including English. Released November 20, 2024.

Credits

Developer

Feel Free Games

Publisher

Feel Free Games

Steam player reviews

84%positiveVery Positive11,312 Steam reviews

Lowest recorded in 36 months

$12.992025-12-18 · SteamBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Simplified Chinese	Yes	Yes	—
English	Yes	Yes	—
French	Yes	Yes	—

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Steam PC edition data · 2026-10-20

02Before you buy

Solo or co-op

The Steam PC version supports solo play and online co-op for up to four players; friends can join or leave during play.

Modes and controls

Cozy avoids combat unless you choose it, Adventure mixes challenge and relaxation, and Hero gives enemies more strength. Full controller support is listed.

Language

The Steam PC version lists 16 interface languages, including English. Full audio is not listed for any of them.

03Frequently asked questions

What do you do in Luma Island?

Explore the island, complete quests and puzzles, and gather materials. Farming, fishing, mining, cooking, crafting, and raising magical Lumas are also part of the adventure.

Can I play alone or in co-op?

Yes. On Steam PC, play solo or join up to three friends online to share resources, tackle challenges, and build together.

What modes are available?

Yes. Cozy, Adventure, and Hero offer different challenge levels. Cozy has no combat unless you choose it.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

11/20/2024

The first thing you need to know about Luma Island is that it is NOT in the Stardew Valley or Harvest Moon genre of "cosy games." IMO, the best comparison for it is Fantasy Life on the NDS. Pros: - Lots of things to do; great for people who love to collect and grind items and achievements - Refined gameplay loop between the professions; great dopamine simulator - Art style is pleasing to the eye Cons: - Map is a bit *too* big - The targeting controls are wonky, and this game is very dense in terms of interacting with things so it's sometimes hard to target a specific object - Spiders are overturned AF. Upgrade your whip ASAP else these things will ruin your day Neutral: - No romance (not a con for me but might be of note to some people) Tips: - Rotate your camera often, it's very very easy to miss things if you only keep one view - Don't pick one of the harder professions first unless you really like a challenge. They're difficult for a reason lol - Plan your escape routes in the mines in case you need to get out quickly - Upgrade your tools. In games like SDV I often put this off but in Luma the tiers make a huge differenceShow moreShow less

2.4 hours at review441 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

01/03/2025

I've enjoyed the heck of of this game. But with the most recent update I can not genuinely recommend it to most people who play games. If you are a HYPER casual gamer who doesn't even really want gameplay then this game might actually be for you. For anyone who actually want's a game in their game, that's mostly been removed here. I waited quite a while to leave a review since the patch dropped in hopes that the creator would package the new version into some sort of "easy mode" or "story mode" setting but no such thing has come to pass. The game was already HEAVILY on the casual side on release, removing all of the last little bits of challenge that existed in the demo, but it still had a lot of charm. I would describe it as more of an exploration game, even without the smallest challenge or consequence there was still a lot of exploring and collecting to do. Kind of a super casual version of Stardew Valley with more areas to explore. But at this point the whole thing is just trivial. Everything is so beyond easy, everything is so instant, my decisions have 0 impact on the outcome, I can't even get myself to try to bother to make progress anymore. The main gameplay feels like you booted up a casual farm sim and then enabled god mode to just cheat your way through it real quick. I'd like to stress that I wasn't looking for some hyper competitive gamer experience and then got upset that this game was geared more towards a casual audience. I went in expecting Stardew Valley level, got something that's a lot more casual, still enjoyed the charm and exploration, and then got it completely de-gameified out from under me. This is now a game for an extremely specialized audience and I just can't recommend it for most people who want to play an actual video game.Show moreShow less

19.9 hours at review345 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

01/15/2025

I feel like a lot of the negative reviews I've seen here have the wrong notion of what the game is. If you are looking for Stardew or Harvest Moon-like experience where you balance time, resources, and relationships; this is not the game for you. If you are looking for something that is more chill like Animal Crossing (New Horizons specifically) but with the basic functionally of farming, mining, and exploration (puzzles are easy but fun) then this IS that game. I have greatly enjoyed my time exploring, running dungeons, grinding resources and designing a cozy farm. I like the stress free experience of spending in game days in a mine without worrying about passing out or losing my harvest. I like exploring the maps for every chest and book or whatever other secrets each biome might hide. And most importantly, the art in this game is incredible. It is beautiful, colorful, calming and makes you look forward to every new biome Bonus: Co-op is well implemented so its super fun to just hang out with friends and fish or mine together.Show moreShow less

37.6 hours at review349 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

11/25/2024

Cute game but it lacks depth. I really like the idea of a casual Rune Factory/Stardew game without stamina, calendar events you can miss, or any other type of pressure, just the more involved parts like growing crops, raising livestock, exploring caves and temples, beating monsters and finding treasure. However, after about 3 hours everything starts to feel samey, each profession has a simple mechanic that ends up in items to sell for money, nothing else, no special items you can make and use. Then there's the Lumas which, unique pets you have to hatch from eggs found in "myserious places", however they do nothing, their only use is to put them in a pen to generate another generic resource for crafting. It also feels like it's way too padded to compensate for lack of content, the same resources like wood and stone are duplicated for every new area forcing you to do the same thing multiple times and getting slower to gather every time. Proud of of your pickaxe eating through stone? this new stone that looks the same and does the same now takes 15 hits to break, have fun! All in all it was a few hours of fun but I feel like it's not worth it to waste my time if there's no variety or depth.Show moreShow less

20.7 hours at review221 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

06/06/2025

COZY GAME BUT NEEDED MORE TIME TO COOK I recommend Luma Island, but with reservation. There are many things this game does that are really good, and some things that make it really unrewarding. However, there is always time to patch things over and introduce improvements. If in future the game does implement certain improvements, I shall have zero reservations in recommending the game to everyone. What follows after this passage are my detailed observations, but if you want a tl;dr version, this paragraph was it. Things this game does well: The visuals are very warm and pretty. It nails the cozy vibe pretty well. Very intuitive, you don't need to be taught most of the functionalities since they are either easy to understand, or button prompts. The camera movement is quite fluid and do not hinder your exploration. Having pets with interchangeable skins is cute and fun. They are quite functional too. The details in world design can be quite mesmerising. Puzzles aren't too difficult and offer just enough challenge. In short, this is what I would expect an evolution of Stardew Valley to look and function like, which is an immediate pro in my eyes. Things that need to cook a bit (or a lot) more: - The map is not helpful at all. The game treats the map screen as a journal and map combo, but it only shows the location of certain people regarding the quest you're following and nothing else. You have to remember which squiggly line is what. - There is no run button or toggle, which could've been helpful with a map this size. - There needs to be an option to either finely adjust your pointer location or to highlight it before performing an action. As things are now, if you have multiple interact-able objects before you, tough luck interacting with the one you want to. - Hitbox detection is janky for interactive objects. If a tree is blocking my path physically, my axe should hit it when I click. But you'll have to move around before your pointer lands on the tree which is literally blocking your way. - Professions are pointless. You can't eat the food you make or grow or forage or fish. You cant use the things you craft. Everything is for the sake of the profession quests and lose utility after said quest is done. - Levelling up tools is a pain because metal ores are scarce. - Nothing has any purpose. If you plant a few trees, your need for those trees is immediately over after completing the quest that needs a fruit from those trees. There is no incentive to maintain them or even keep them at all. - Combat is janky. Needs more feedback upon hitting an enemy. - No health, which can make for a cozy experience, but makes combat seem pointless. - No hunger or energy, which makes the game cozier, but then why am I cooking? - Game pauses and screen goes blank to indicate time of day changing. This is a bad replacement for the usual trope of having you sleep to end a day. Sleeping has little purpose, and days feel unending. - Village feels lifeless because there is no story, characters don't interact with you unless there is a quest. Nothing feels alive at all. - No way to upgrade your mobile home and no reason to either, since it does nothing but offer you a place for optional sleeping. - No way to label your chests, which is something most farming/life sims have. - No way to trade items directly with other players. - Items being collected by whoever passes by a workstation is a pain. I order 5 planks, my friends passes by and collects 2 by mistake. When I need those 2 back, he has to go drop them in a chest, and then explain to me which chest he left them at. Because this auto pickup happens, because you can't trade items, because you can't label chests. - Bottomless backpacks seem fun in theory, but because it is given right in the beginning, it keeps getting more and more cluttered. Also, making chests seem pointless except when you need to exchange items with other players. But that too requires all of you to plumb the bottoms of your bottomless backpack to see who has picked up what since everyone picks up everything by accident. I wish the developers looked at other farming sim games and implemented a few of the things that give them their heart and soul. This game is beautiful and comfy, but there is nothing that will bring me back here after I have done everything once and revealed the entire map. The functional bones that make it a sim, or a farming game, or a cozy life, are absent.Show moreShow less

6.8 hours at review234 people found this helpful

Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.