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Is Pudding: Lyre Knight worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-adventure players who prefer limited controls over complex input schemes
- Players who enjoy collecting items and viewing them in an in-game room
- Players seeking a gradually unfolding fantasy adventure with a companion
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for complex controls or a highly technical action system
- Players who prefer fully open worlds rather than an adventure that reveals its setting gradually
- Players seeking a large-scale role-playing game with extensive character-building systems
Our take on Pudding: Lyre Knight
The defining detail is the gradually revealed world: the adventure unfolds over time rather than presenting its full setting at the outset.
What is Pudding: Lyre Knight?
Pudding: Lyre Knight is an action-adventure in which Sir Lyra confronts a demon lord after the kingdom of Corvus is devastated.
The game uses a small-button control scheme and includes tools such as the Happiness Ring for handling enemy attacks. Items collected during play can be viewed in a collection room. The world reveals itself gradually, while a companion remains with the player throughout the adventure. The soundtrack consists of new tracks by Watson and is also available separately. The game is the 13th entry in the Katatema series and supports streaming, with a request to avoid major spoilers in thumbnails.
How Pudding: Lyre Knight plays
- 01Small-button controls
- The game uses a limited control layout rather than requiring many inputs.
- 02Attack-handling tools
- Items such as the Happiness Ring provide ways to deal with threatening attacks.
- 03Collection room
- Objects gathered during the adventure can be viewed in a dedicated display area.
- 04Gradual world reveal
- The game opens up its setting over the course of the adventure.
- 05Constant companion
- A companion character remains alongside the player during the journey.
- 06Watson soundtrack
- The game includes new music by Watson, with the soundtrack available separately.
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Pudding: Lyre Knight: platforms & release
Is Pudding: Lyre Knight worth it?
It is worth it if: action-adventure players who prefer limited controls over complex input schemes. Skip it if: players looking for complex controls or a highly technical action system.
Where can I download Pudding: Lyre Knight?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Pudding: Lyre Knight's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Pudding: Lyre Knight on?
Windows only.
