LIT showcases some rather novel puzzle aspects, while simultaneously remaining shrouded with horror and darkness. This creative approach leads to some challenging and intellectual level designs, a quality audio presentation and a well-crafted flashlight mechanic... All the more reason that it is bang-your-head-on-a-wall aggravating that a context-sensitive button and silly meter can hold it back as much as it does. But don't let these few faulty areas conceal the entertaining, albeit rough around the edges, experience that LIT offers.
Venture into the dark hallways of a haunted high school and help guide emo teenager Jake as he searches for his lost girlfriend Rachael.
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Hardcore Gamer: This is good news for the tons of people who missed this horror puzzler when it first launched on WiiWare and again when it hit mobile.
