Lumines

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A series of puzzle games by Q Entertainment.

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The Lumines franchise first made it's debut on the launch of the Sony PSP in Japan on December 12, 2004, and quickly became known for its unique twist on the puzzle genre. The Lumines games are known for their music-based puzzle gameplay and constant changing of "skins." The name Lumines comes from a fictional girl named Lumi, who was born in space on September 11, 2037. She has never been to Earth.

Games

Lumines: Puzzle Fusion

12 December 2004

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 2Platforms/PlayStation PortablePlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/Xbox OnePlatforms/Amazon LunaPlatforms/PlayStation 4

Lumines Live!

18 October 2006

Platforms/Xbox 360 Games Store

Lumines II (Game)

2 November 2006

Platforms/PlayStation Portable

Lumines Plus (Game)

27 February 2007

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Lumines: Advance Pack

18 April 2008

Platforms/PC

Lumines Supernova (Game)

23 December 2008

Platforms/PlayStation Network PS3

Lumines: Touch Fusion

27 August 2009

Platforms/iPhone

Lumines: Electronic Symphony

13 February 2012

Platforms/PlayStation Network VitaPlatforms/PlayStation Vita

Lumines: Puzzle & Music

19 July 2016

Platforms/AndroidPlatforms/iPadPlatforms/iPhone

Lumines Arise (Game)

11 November 2025

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStation 5

Franchise details

Name

Lumines

Features

10 games

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First game

Lumines: Puzzle Fusion

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Lumi (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Space (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Combo (Concept), Downloadable Content (Concept), Time Limit (Concept), Duality (Concept), Puzzle (Concept), Platform Exclusive (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Experience Points (Concept), Unlockable Gamer Pics (Concept), Block Puzzle (Concept), Roman Numerals (Concept), Music Video (Concept), Licensed Soundtrack (Concept), FreeLC (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Deliberately Retro (Concept), Electronic Music (Concept), Music Creation (Concept), PlayStation Trophies (Concept), Block Matching (Concept), Microtransaction (Concept), Digital Rights Management (Concept), Dynamic Soundtrack (Concept), E3 2006 (Concept), Falling Blocks (Concept), Game Sharing (Concept), Games That Ask You to "Press Start" But Will Accept Other Buttons (Concept), High Score (Concept), Launch Title (Concept), Record Breakers (Concept), Spike Video Game Awards 2005 (Concept), Stat Tracking (Concept), Steam (Concept), Xfire (Concept), near Support (Concept), Game Title Announcer (Concept), Synaesthesia (Concept), Touch to Start (Concept), Xbox Live Arcade Hits (Concept), Beatline (Concept), Optional Touch Control (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Blocks (Object)

People

• Has people: Luigi Priore (Person), Ty Roberts (Person), Brian Ostergren (Person), Gary Stevens (Person), Ami Matsumura-Blaire (Person), Cherie Lutz (Person), Eric Snyder (Person), Joel Goodsell (Person), Laurent Detoc (Person), Jun Enoki (Person), Tony Kee (Person), Frank Hom (Person), Noboru Hotta (Person), Osamu Kodera (Person), Ryuichi Hattori (Person), Takayuki Nakamura (Person), Yasunori Mitsuda (Person), Yuki Ichiki (Person), Eric Heutchy (Person), Christine Burgess-Quémard (Person), Didier Lord (Person), Ding Dong (Person), Eileen Cislak (Person), James Mielke (Person), Kengo Kobayashi (Person), Lindsay Gray (Person), Makoto Asai (Person), Philippe Dion (Person), Shannon Kokoska (Person), Shinichi Osawa (Person), Tony Key (Person), Yann Masson (Person), Yves Guillemot (Person)