Lorn's Lure - Parkour Map Pack Review Summary
Last updated: 2026-09-17
- Blame map praised for atmosphere
- All maps enjoyable and varied
- Procedural generation core survival roguelike
- DLC map variety adds value
- Procedural map repetitive and lacks variety
- Sonic map frustrating and incomplete
Emotions
Archetypes
- Sample precision
- Helpful reviews
- 83%
- Unhelpful reviews
- 17%
- Protest reviews
- 0%
- 83%Helpful reviews with positive sentiment
- 17%Helpful reviews with negative sentiment
- Positive points
- 101
- Negative points
- 82
- Gameplay points
- 74
- Perf. points
- 0
- Rec. points
- 27
- Misc points
- 39
| Point | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
Blame! map praised
| The Blame! inspired map is highly praised for its sense of scale, atmospheric design, and faithful recreation of the manga's megastructure. Many reviewers consider it a standout addition and worth the price alone. | 97% |
All maps enjoyable
| Reviewers enjoyed all the maps in their own way, finding each unique and fun from both gameplay and thematic standpoints. The pack scratches the itch for exploration and challenge. | 88% |
Procedural map well-received
| The procedurally generated map is surprisingly good, with a great sense of progression, exploration, and additional survival mechanics. It is seen as technically impressive and offering high replayability. | 73% |
Fall map is favorite
| The Fall map is frequently cited as a highlight, praised for its fun grappling hook gameplay, continuous downward route, and impressive atmosphere. Some wish it were longer. | 71% |
DLC offers great value
| Reviewers feel the DLC is worth the low price, often describing it as a steal. Many express no regrets about the purchase and consider it a great value for five additional maps. | 50% |
Pro Traceur map enjoyable
| The Pro Traceur map features a calm, cool background and is fun to move around in. It offers a simulation-like layout with many crystals and feels visually and cinematically satisfying. | 34% |
Speedrun map challenge
| The speedrun map is a real challenge but aesthetically great, offering speedrunner-style content. It uses speed as a mechanic instead of tools. | 24% |
Crystal collection map relaxing
| The crystal collection map is different and super chill and relaxing, providing a unique experience within the DLC. | 14% |
New exploration map loved
| The new exploration map is lovely and captures the usual Lorn's Lure brand of exploration. It is fun to comb through and take in the different set pieces. | 14% |
Worth it for first map
| Even if the DLC only contained the first map, it would have been worth the purchase price according to some reviewers. | 8% |
Worth it for four maps
| For four more maps, the DLC is definitely worth it, providing substantial additional content. | 8% |
Dark palace and city liked
| Reviewers particularly liked the dark palace and the city with the giant glowing red light in the distance, appreciating the atmospheric set pieces. | 8% |
Chase maps show potential
| The chase/falling maps are seen as hidden potential of the game, suggesting they could be further developed. | 8% |
Rubeki crafts huge environments
| Rubeki demonstrates skill in crafting truly huge environments with real depth, as seen in the Traceur and Fall maps. | 8% |
Level as good as base
| A particular level is considered the same length and quality as the base game, and even better in some ways. | 8% |
Maps have expansion potential
| Some reviewers feel that the maps could be expanded into their own level themes, indicating a desire for more content in these settings. | 7% |
Parkour map is alright
| The parkour map is considered an alright distraction, not as standout as other maps but still enjoyable. | 7% |
Base maps completed multiple times
| One reviewer has completed the original maps four times each, indicating high replayability and enjoyment. | 7% |