Lumbre, la última luz
The world went dark. You carry the last light.
In development: no release date yet
Fact sheet
| Developer | Lopand Game Studio |
|---|---|
| Company | Lopand Solutions S.A. de C.V. |
| Based in | Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico |
| Status | In development (2026), no release date yet |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android (planned) |
| Price | Free coast; one purchase unlocks the full journey, no ads (planned) |
| Genre | Auto-shooter action and survival |
| Languages | Spanish |
| Audience | 13 and up (target) |
| Website | https://lopandgamestudio.com/en/games/lumbre |
| Press contact | soporte@lopandsolutions.com |
Description
Lumbre, la última luz is an auto-shooter survival game in pixel art: the world went dark and you carry the last light.
Lumbre, la última luz is the second game from Lopand Game Studio, in development for iPhone and Android. One night the lights went out and never came back; with the dark came the Shadows, who fear light and devour it. You are the lamplighter: you carry the last light, a lamp that is your shield, your weapon and your clock.
You move with one finger and shoot automatically, but only at what your light reaches. Each run is one leg of a journey from the coast to the darkened city: reach the next beacon, light it and defend it. What you light stays lit, and every beacon brings someone back to town.
And it has a story: on the night of the Blackout, your grandmother Amparo left you her lamp and set off alone for the city. Ever since, a voice on the radio keeps saying "there is light here".
History
Lumbre came after Rail Critters, from the idea of a warm circle of light in the middle of the night: everything that matters happens at the edge of the light. It has a three-quarter view, pixel art with banded dynamic lighting (since October 2026, with twice the detail and a soft halo on everything that glows), and Shadows that are silhouettes showing only their eyes.
After a playtest where players asked why they were walking toward the city, the game gained a story told in small pieces: the lamplighter, his grandmother and a voice on the radio.
As with Rail Critters, the art and design are by Romina López, with a 32-color palette, and the sound effects and music are made in the studio. The game is built step by step, with automated tests on every change.
Features
- Your lamp is everything: your health, your view, your weapons' reach and your time.
- One finger to move; you shoot automatically, only at what you light.
- Four Shadows with glowing eyes and a guardian per zone.
- Ten beacons in three zones (the coast, the dam and the darkened city), each with its own ruins, and a map that lights up with every beacon.
- A town that fills up: five neighbours (Chayo, Beto, Lupe, Tere and Nacho) who trade scrap for upgrades.
- Twenty upgrades, two extra weapons, a daily challenge and progress backup (Android).
- Accessibility options: brighter night, reduced flashing and vibration.
- Suspenseful music that rises with every wave.
- Art and design by Romina López; sound effects and music made in the studio.
Video
Images
In-game screenshots on iPhone (1320 × 2868, JPG), key art at 1920 × 1080 (PNG) and portraits of the town’s neighbours, made from the game’s pixel art.
Logo
The game icon will come with the store listings.
The studio
Lopand Game Studio is the video game studio of Lopand Solutions, a software development agency from Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico. It makes small mobile games that you get in seconds, with no ads that interrupt you and without collecting more data than needed. Its first game is Rail Critters (2026); Lumbre, la última luz is the second.
More about the studio in its press kit.
Credits
| Paulo Andrade | Direction, game design and development |
|---|---|
| Romina López | Art and design |
| Ulises Cabrera | Testing and marketing |
| Sound effects and music | Made in-house |
| Engine | Flutter and Flame |
Contact
Press, creators and interviews: soporte@lopandsolutions.com. The game page: Lumbre, la última luz.