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Lux-Pain continues the rennaissance of the adventure genre on the DS with its character-driven story and point-and-click (point-and-tap?) gameplay, although "adventure" might be too cheery of a word in this case. From the very beginning a vibe of creepiness and unease permiates everything in Lux-Pain, and almost reminds us of that old cyberpunk anime Serial Experiments Lain. The atmosphere is instantly engrossing, because the most striking aspect of Lux-Pain is the overall presentation
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