Globox Terror: Escape of the Lumar Eclipse: Difference between revisions

Similarly to [[The Spooky Raymansion]], the game takes place within a dark maze with the player being chased by a terrifying parody of a {{rw|Rayman (series)|Rayman}} character, [[Globox]] being the one hunting for the player's blood in this game.

The goal is to find all the Yellow Lums, which will summon the Lumar, a bright glowing orb moving through the maze. If the player can get the Lumar, it will be sent to the sky and explode into a Lumar Eclipse, illuminating the labyrinth and opening one of the exits.

The player must then escape without getting caught by [[Globox]], who goes berserk after the Lumar Eclipse takes effect, making him hunt down the player much faster and relentlessly.

* '''Noob:''' This mode makes it easier to find Lums and prevents the flashlight from ever draining. It is intended for beginners so they can learn the game.

* '''Normal:''' The intended way to play the game and which gives the player a limited flashlight, adding some batteries on the map to recharge it by picking them up.

* '''Insane:''' The hard difficulty, causing the flashing to deplete much faster and adding more Wormholes. Before version 1.1.0, the flashlight didn't work at all in this mode, forcing the player to play through the whole level in the dark.

* Find the hidden Red Lum, which appears at times in a secret area located north-east in the maze and hidden behind a suspicious fake wall, a "???" paint on a wall nearby hinting at its position.

In Globox Slayer, the player takes control of [[Globox]], inheriting his abilities to scream and to teleport to random specific points. They must find and catch the original player character in the labyrinth, appearing as a very basic black three-dimensional object holding the flashlight and moving randomly through the maze without making any effort to avoid [[Globox]].

Globox Moment will send the player back to the blue area, but expanded with four clones of the original Globox dancing endlessly while the Globox Moment text is repeated more times on the walls and pulsating on them. There is nothing to do in this mode, so the player must manually exit it from the pause menu.

They also have a flashlight which has either a limited or unlimited battery depending on the difficulty mode, and which can be turned off to economise its battery.

Making physical contact with the terrifying [[Globox]] will result in an immediate game over.

Various messages can show up on the screen to warn the player of something significant happening, such as the evil [[Globox]]'s awakening, Wormholes or the Lumar spawning, and more.

The first goal is to find ten Lums. As the player collects more of them, more hazards will make their appearance, such as Wormholes that can potentially eliminate the player by teleporting them near [[Globox]]. The player can jump over them to avoid this.

If they successfully collect all the necessary Lums, the Lumar will be summoned and start moving through the maze, signalling its presence by its sound effects and its bright light easily visible through the walls. If the player manages to touch the Lumar, it will be unleashed in the sky and trigger a Lumar Eclipse which will open one of the exits. Since version 1.1.0, there's a visual indicator in the sky to help the player find their escape point. During a Lumar Eclipse, [[Globox]] goes berserk, becoming much faster and more focused on eliminating the player.

* The music playing during Globox Moment mode is Globox's theme from {{rw|Rayman M}} and {{rw|Rayman Arena}}.

* In version 1.1.0, some {{rw|Rayman 2}}-related textures were added on walls, such as Murfy's face.