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LumenTale: Memories of Trey Launches May 27 on Steam
Team17 will release the monster training RPG LumenTale: Memories of Trey, developed by Beehive Studios, on Steam on May 27. The game follows protagonist Trey, who has lost his memories, as he befriends creatures called Animons.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
The preview gives the first detailed look at LumenTale's gameplay loop, showing how its capture system and type-based battles work ahead of a late-May release.
Key Facts
- LumenTale: Memories of Trey launches on Steam on May 27.
- The game features turn-based 4vs4 battles with type matchups and SP-costing skills.
- Players capture Animons using a yo-yo-shaped device called the Holoken.
- The protagonist Trey is an amnesiac who befriends creatures called Animons.
- Trey can choose one of five starting Animons after a tutorial battle.
Battles are turn-based 4vs4 with type matchups. A preview report details capture mechanics, a rhythm mini-game, and the Holoken tool.
Publisher Team17 and developer Beehive Studios will release LumenTale: Memories of Trey on Steam on May 27. The monster training RPG casts players as Trey, an amnesiac protagonist who befriends creatures called Animons while exploring the region of Talia. A preview report published by Game Spark on May 22 describes the game's turn-based 4vs4 battles, which rely on type matchups and SP-costing skills. Players capture Animons using a yo-yo-shaped device called the Holoken, either through a rhythm-based field mini-game or by weakening wild Animons in combat. The story begins with Trey rescued by a boy named Ares, and the pair are taken in by Ares' uncle Kapan, a researcher studying the ancient empire and Animons. Kapan suggests Trey become a Lumen, a regional protector, to access information that might restore his memories. The preview notes that Trey can choose one of five starting Animons after a tutorial battle.
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