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Beat-driven puzzler Lumines Arise will overload your senses on November 11

Beat-driven puzzler Lumines Arise will overload your senses on November 11

Lumines Arise, a new music-driven puzzle game, is set to be released on November 11. The game is developed by Enhance, the same publisher behind the popular Tetris Effect. Lumines Arise will feature enhanced sensory-rich effects, striking graphics, and a soundtrack composed by Hydelic, the band behind the award-winning soundtrack for Tetris Effect: Connected. Before the full release, Enhance has made a playable demo available on PC via Steam and PS5 for one week, starting from September 3. The demo includes a new multiplayer "Burst Battle" mode and three single-player Journey Mode stages, while the full game will feature 35 stages and additional modes and challenges. Overall, Lumines Arise promises to deliver a captivating and immersive puzzle gaming experience, building upon the success of the Lumines franchise and the publisher's expertise in creating sensory-rich, music-driven games.

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