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The musical puzzler Lumines is making a return to smartphones with a new version billed as a remaster. It follows the excellent Lumines Arise from last year, and is available now on both Android and iOS; it’s a free download but costs $7.99 to unlock the full version. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuFaCYQxXPw]

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