Forever Lost: Episode 2 HD

Name: Forever Lost: Episode 2 HD
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (167 reviews)
Author: Glitch Games

Adventuring at its best

$2.99

167 Ratings
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Adventure
Developer

Glitch Games
Language

EN
English
Size

400.1
MB

"adventuring at its best" - TouchArcade "It's a bit like The Room, only with more rooms." - Pocket Gamer "Creepy, Welcomely Old-Fashioned iPhone Adventure Game" - Kotaku "Over 3 million downloads of the Forever Lost series, that many players can't be wrong!" - Glitch Games Congratulations! You managed to escape from that … what was it? A hospital, a lunatic asylum? No it was something else, was it ... staged? Who built it? Who put you there? None of that matters right now, you must keep moving! No time to catch your breath, you just have to keep going! Have you won your freedom or are you just in another cage? Were you ever free before this whole … whatever this is ... started? Explore what awaits in front of you and learn all you can about what you left behind. Welcome ... to Episode 2. Features: • Inspired by classic 2D point’n’click adventure games and modern culture. • A first person point and click adventure game. • Amazing visual and sound design. • Trademark Glitch humour and puzzles that will leave you screaming at us. • The Glitch Camera to help you solve puzzles and keep track of clues. • Plenty of rooms to explore and puzzles to solve. • Beautiful soundtrack perfectly suited to this eerie and haunting world. • A full hint guide that keeps track of your accomplishments to make sure you never get stuck. • Auto-save feature, never lose your progress again! – Glitch Games is a tiny independent ‘studio’ from the UK. Find out more at glitch.games Chat with us on Discord - discord.gg/glitchgames Follow us @GlitchGames Find us on Facebook

Ratings & Reviews

4.3

out of 5

167 Ratings

Great game, but gotta fix the hints!!
04/12/2018

Game lover64
I have played all The Room games (so far) and really liked Forever Lost 1; I liked 2 just as much, but the hints were really annoying!! They worked fine at first, but then the text would ‘hide’ behind the ‘wooden bar’ that you you click on to open one. Had to leave game for several hours or even reboot my phone! Kept me from using them too quickly, but frustrating when I got stuck. Otherwise, loved the in-game photos—very helpful! And it was very challenging. Keep it up guys, I’m looking forward to 3, and all your other games!
Great game, but gotta fix the hints!!
04/12/2018

Game lover64

I have played all The Room games (so far) and really liked Forever Lost 1; I liked 2 just as much, but the hints were really annoying!! They worked fine at first, but then the text would ‘hide’ behind the ‘wooden bar’ that you you click on to open one. Had to leave game for several hours or even reboot my phone! Kept me from using them too quickly, but frustrating when I got stuck. Otherwise, loved the in-game photos—very helpful! And it was very challenging. Keep it up guys, I’m looking forward to 3, and all your other games!
Too hard
05/16/2019

pbnlzen2
There’s no way I could make progress in this game without constantly referring to the Hints. That takes the game from challenging to being persistently frustrating. In my opinion too many clues, once found, are left as balls up in the air only to be used 10 to 15 steps later. And finally, as a red-green colorblind person, I find it EXTREMELY frustrating the number of color based puzzles, the dim pastel colors used, and the fact that the “green” in the original clue setting is not the same shade of “green” in the puzzle setting, and doesn’t even match the green in the hazy “photo” of the clue setting. Most of you won’t appreciate this, but when you’re looking at seven colors in a clue and literally cannot name what 4 of them are, it makes it difficult or impossible to solve the puzzle. Even without the color issue, I did not enjoy playing this game and even though I purchased Forever Lost 3, I am going to delete it without playing it.
Too hard
05/16/2019

pbnlzen2

There’s no way I could make progress in this game without constantly referring to the Hints. That takes the game from challenging to being persistently frustrating. In my opinion too many clues, once found, are left as balls up in the air only to be used 10 to 15 steps later. And finally, as a red-green colorblind person, I find it EXTREMELY frustrating the number of color based puzzles, the dim pastel colors used, and the fact that the “green” in the original clue setting is not the same shade of “green” in the puzzle setting, and doesn’t even match the green in the hazy “photo” of the clue setting. Most of you won’t appreciate this, but when you’re looking at seven colors in a clue and literally cannot name what 4 of them are, it makes it difficult or impossible to solve the puzzle. Even without the color issue, I did not enjoy playing this game and even though I purchased Forever Lost 3, I am going to delete it without playing it.
Color blindness makes many puzzles unsolvable without cheating
08/06/2020

CBMcD1976
This is a terrific game, and kudos to the developers for many imaginative and challenging puzzles. But there are way too many puzzles that, for folks who are color blind, are fundamentally unsolvable without resorting to spoilers on the web. The flower puzzle that unlocks an attic room, the padlock puzzle with various card suits and numbers (among others) are impossible to solve alone if you can’t tell what color the puzzle elements are supposed to be. Introducing patterns or textures that further differentiate puzzle elements beyond mere use of colors would likely help resolve this problem. Developers: please try to account for this in all of your puzzle games, you’ll only gain additional fans by doing so.
Color blindness makes many puzzles unsolvable without cheating
08/06/2020

CBMcD1976

This is a terrific game, and kudos to the developers for many imaginative and challenging puzzles. But there are way too many puzzles that, for folks who are color blind, are fundamentally unsolvable without resorting to spoilers on the web. The flower puzzle that unlocks an attic room, the padlock puzzle with various card suits and numbers (among others) are impossible to solve alone if you can’t tell what color the puzzle elements are supposed to be. Introducing patterns or textures that further differentiate puzzle elements beyond mere use of colors would likely help resolve this problem. Developers: please try to account for this in all of your puzzle games, you’ll only gain additional fans by doing so.
Very fun but could be improved
11/19/2019

Darian Hail
Objects should not hide behind buttons. The spoil of rope was difficult to pick up. Also, the Simon says game needs a lot of work. It has taken me 20 tries entering the right pattern but I can’t get it to work. I think it registers when the finger is lifted but between the small hit box and the fact that buttons like to press themselves, I can’t get past this part of the game. It’s frustrating to have the answer and not be able to use it. Otherwise the game is very fun.
Very fun but could be improved
11/19/2019

Darian Hail

Objects should not hide behind buttons. The spoil of rope was difficult to pick up. Also, the Simon says game needs a lot of work. It has taken me 20 tries entering the right pattern but I can’t get it to work. I think it registers when the finger is lifted but between the small hit box and the fact that buttons like to press themselves, I can’t get past this part of the game. It’s frustrating to have the answer and not be able to use it. Otherwise the game is very fun.