Luke
Help Luke escape a crazy woman that wants to marry him after only one date.
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Alight is a platformer that mixes exploration and reflexes and more than a little story. Move with the arrow keys, fly with the space bar or up arrow. If you find yourself having trouble getting much altitude, trying pressing the space bar at a slower pace until you find the right rhythm. And remember that you can always drop down out of a flock of birds without using a flap of your wings with the down arrow key.
Every time you enter a door, your game is automatically saved, and you can replay a level at any point.
If you're amazed by the music like we were, you should check out Smiletron, who made the song -- he has a web site at smiletron.org and more songs at 8bc.org/members/SMILETRON
Having trouble? Ortoslon posted a playthrough at http://youtu.be/7PxuDEvEp tU
Reviews
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars 12 days ago
good story line nice music a bit difficult but worth it.
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 13, 2012
Amazing, and very touching. I can relate strongly to this, i nearly cried at each section of the story.
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 4, 2012
I... This is... It's so deep... I cried at one moment, I swear...
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 12, 2012
Wow..
This was a Truly Heart warming and Soul Caring game to enjoy it brought my so much nostalgic feelings and the music was Perfect..
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 15, 2011
Very deep and immersive
Alight (In Dreams) is a true masterpiece in gaming. Not only does it provide traditional and challenging platform gameplay with the addition of three different choices per level that affect the difficulty, but as a work of art it goes far beyond most other games I've played in my life. A simple but very deep story that sucked me in paired with very well thought poetic phrases, as well as the great fitting music, is what kept me glued to the screen playing this game for hours trying to achieve every possible outcome. I think I hadn't cried in years, but congratulations, Chris and Joel - this did the trick. Being able to translate a raw emotion into any kind of art is a very complex task, but you guys achieved it flawlessly, so here's a well-deserved 10 for you, although I only regret not being able to rate this higher. Keep up the good work!