The game’s sequel, Overgrowth is currently in development and is much anticipated by Wolfire’s community you can see the GND hosted development diary here. It’s become so popular, in fact, that it’s secured distribution through several high profile digital distributors, such as Steam.
Basically, Lugaru is a short, but addicting action/martial arts title that, even when beaten, is still worth another play through, especially when you want to test just how many bad guys you can beat at once. The game is easy to learn, but difficult to master. For Wolfire’s first commercial game, it is very well made and well worth the $20 price tag. If you can’t afford that, then at least the demo is worth a go. It will probably change your mind. One of this game’s biggest downsides is the lack of multiplayer support, considering the fact that going toe-to-toe against another stranger in a game that involves skill and timing is an endless amount of fun, but this can easily be dismissed when all things are taken into account. This game is a recommended buy for any martial arts fan or for anyone that’s wanted to kick the butts of several wolves while using a rabbit.
