
Fit check
Is Limos' Lair worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Metroidvania players who want enemy abilities to determine how they explore
- Action-puzzle fans who want grappling and combat in the same tool
- Players who prefer choosing the order in which they explore areas
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a strictly linear route may not suit the game's open-order area exploration
- Players looking for combat without puzzles, traps, or challenges may find the mixed structure unsuitable
- Players who do not want abilities and items to open new paths may find the progression structure unsuitable
Our take on Limos' Lair
Enemy consumption replaces a more conventional upgrade path: abilities come from the creatures encountered in the lair. The frog-like tongue also combines traversal and combat, while areas can be approached in any order rather than through one fixed sequence.
What is Limos' Lair?
In this action-puzzle Metroidvania, enter the hideaway of an ancient mythical being and uncover its secrets.
Defeat and consume enemies to acquire their powers, then use those abilities to traverse the world, solve puzzles, reveal hidden routes, and access areas that were previously out of reach. A frog-like tongue serves for grappling and combat. The world allows areas to be visited in any order, with secrets, challenges, foes, and traps along the way. Items can aid in fights or open routes to new places. Follow a strange orb of light while using collected powers to explore the lair and lift its curse.
How Limos' Lair plays
- 01Enemy Ability Collection
- Consuming enemies provides their special abilities for exploration, combat, and puzzle solving.
- 02Tongue Grappling
- The frog-like tongue serves as a grappling hook for navigation and as a weapon against enemies.
- 03Open-Order Exploration
- The game allows new areas to be explored in any order.
- 04Useful Items
- Items found during the journey can aid combat or open previously inaccessible areas.
Limos' Lair compared to similar games
Sundered: Eldritch Edition is also a Metroidvania, but its description focuses on chaotic action and a definitive edition with previous updates, while Limos' Lair centers on consuming enemies for abilities, tongue-based grappling, and open-order exploration. Jusant is an action-puzzle climbing game about reaching the top of a tall tower, whereas Limos' Lair combines enemy ability collection, combat, puzzles, secrets, traps, and path unlocking.
Limos' Lair: platforms & release
Is Limos' Lair worth it?
It is worth it if: metroidvania players who want enemy abilities to determine how they explore. Skip it if: players seeking a strictly linear route may not suit the game's open-order area exploration.
Where can I download Limos' Lair?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Limos' Lair's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Limos' Lair on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.



