Luma Game

This is 'Luma Game', a new video game from Outhouse Media. The game sees the player controlling a young girl. The game features charming graphics and voice acting, mixed with the story of her virtual "future". The "future" is the character whose body is comprised of 2D polygons, the "story" is about how her body exists as a computer. You can listen to the sounds of a metal drum, a ball sound, a heartbeat and various movement events. At the end of the game, the player will receive a virtual trophy, including both one and two player modes.
The game is being developed by Outhouse Media, a Toronto-based developer, and published by Polytron. They have released three games so far, and Saturday's is their first, with a price of $9. $9 is reasonable for a game with so much content. You can try this at home, and then put that money towards your device's storage. An interesting feature in the game is that you interact with the 'future', along with the "young" girl, in 3D space while the game plays. You can use the touch screen to select objects, manipulate the technology and even animate your appearance. You can interact with the user's bodies to further augment their movement as well as the particles in their environment. You can even mimic a vision of you in real life, or just let your imagination run wild. The game is being developed in conjunction with the Free Radical Labs (this is a reference to the tech