Planet of Lana II Review (PC)

The electric tiger sharks really want to eat everything they see. I understand why they are interested in the smallish but somewhat piranha-like fish that I get to control, but they also quickly target and stun Lana herself. So now Mui is hypnotizing a constant stream of these creatures as I try to find the right moment to deploy the ink. At least the fish are more interesting than the robots that we used to shuffle boxes around, which in turn activated a power circuit. Flying around is fun, but moving around items feels like a chore, especially when some are somewhat hidden. Plenty of other creatures are willing to be controlled in the name of puzzle-solving, even if finding the solution means that they’ll have to die in pretty horrible ways. Timing was everything in Planet of Lana, especially when engaging with the longer puzzles that required careful planning and execution. Our heroine has learned a few tricks when it comes to traversal, but she still needs to a...