Review — Planet Of Lana
<p><em>Planet of Lana</em> is a cinematic puzzle adventure with hand painted graphics. It is the debut title of Wishfully, a Swedish indie studio founded in 2018.</p>
<p>The game was inspired by a single image created by the game’s director back in 2017: a girl gazing at a large robot creature, which ultimately became the game’s cover art. Drawing inspiration from other platformers like <em>Limbo</em> and <em>Inside</em>, and films from Studio Ghibli, the seed for the game was planted and development started in 2018.</p>
<p>Since then the game’s release has been delayed a few times, partly because of negative feedback from the publishers with regards to the game’s initial 2D art style, which lead them to change it to a more dynamic 2.5D style.</p>
<p>Let’s take a closer look at this game that started with a single picture.</p>
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