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Lu is just releasing more Lu content, but after 30 games you have to wonder, where are we even going? Ive been a fan of the style, the nice character sprites, and the simpleness in the past, I dont think I will support these games anymore however. Most of Lus releases are only 1€, so I feel like there isnt a lot you could complain about, but its been a handful of years, a good 30 games, and nothing ever changes. The same game repackaged with a few new characters. The engine is quite shoddy, you feel every time how old and outdated it is. Theres no "developer path" or quality improvements to speak of. Most creators strive to get better, bring their fans higher quality content, learn new things, but here? You might as well just give up on making "games" at this point, transition to art commissions instead, would probably also pay better. Your drawings are the only reason why people continue to support this slop in the first place.

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