The journey back to Novo begins today. A demo for Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf* has landed on Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation, granting players their first hands-on look at the game’s intricate puzzles, cinematic storytelling, and the evolving bond between Lana and her companion Mui.

Developed by Thunderful Games, the demo spans roughly 30 minutes, weaving together playable segments from five key chapters. It highlights the game’s core mechanics—environmental puzzles, traversal challenges, and Lana’s enhanced agility—while teasing the broader sci-fi saga that unfolds across centuries and galaxies. Unlike its predecessor, the sequel stands alone, though newcomers can explore the original Planet of Lana to trace Lana’s origins.

What sets Planet of Lana II apart is its emphasis on wordless storytelling, punctuated by an orchestral score that immerses players in Novo’s lush yet ominous landscapes. The demo also introduces a new threat lurking beneath the surface, one that tests Lana’s resolve and the unbreakable bond she shares with Mui. Whether you’re revisiting Novo or stepping into its world for the first time, the demo offers a curated preview of the adventure ahead.

Planet of Lana II Demo Arrives Early—Full Game Lands March 5

The full release of Planet of Lana II* is scheduled for March 5, but for those eager to dive in early, the demo is now available on all major platforms.

Key highlights of the demo

  • Five chapters: Playable segments from distinct story beats.
  • 30-minute runtime: A focused taste of gameplay and atmosphere.
  • Expanded movement: Lana’s agility and traversal mechanics on full display.
  • Environmental puzzles: Challenges that integrate seamlessly with exploration.
  • Wordless storytelling: A narrative driven by visuals and sound.
  • Orchestral score: A dynamic soundtrack that enhances immersion.
  • New threat: A looming danger that tests Lana’s resolve.

The demo is a testament to the game’s ambition—a puzzle adventure that blends sci-fi spectacle with emotional depth. While the full release promises a richer experience, the demo alone delivers enough intrigue to leave players eager for March 5.