This game is SO good. Challenging enough so that some thought has to go into solving the puzzles but not so that I get frustrated. GREAT storyline with wonderful characters. And the artistry! One of my favorite things is to look for the collectibles and morphing items because I can really take in the tiny and beautiful details in the scenes. Details like birds circling in the background or the realistic rain falling. And the background noises make it so peaceful to play with the birds or the crickets chirping. The sounds make it even more immersive because it’s almost like being right there in the scene. Hours will go by before I realize it because it’s just that good. I will be playing this game for the 4th time. I play Five bn games over and over again because they’re just that good. I start at the top of the list and play them all and start over again. I appreciate everyone at Five bn for taking the time to make such fabulous games in the middle of a terrible war. Thank you for talent.

I “was” a fan of Lost Lands 1-6(and halfway through 7), but realized I couldn’t get any further past the Temple. 1-6 reviews were a constant 4.8(some were at a point were 4.9). So for the heck of it, I read the reviews for Lost Lands 8-10(these 3 I had downloaded to play later), read what seemed a continuous theme in these reviews that weren’t in reviews in Lost Lands 1-6, from using to many hints(that still didn’t help), to not getting enough hints. To using to my coins, to not getting enough coins. To continuously going back, and forth over and over again. With no results. Items there, or not there depending if you progressed or not. Ads, then no Ads. To the stories have to much dialogue, especially during being timed?? This all sounds very confusing, and frustrating after playing 1-6(that were the best adventure puzzles). But the developers we’re getting less creative, and more “how can we incorporate more spending into the game”. To insert more ideas on how to make more money, and less imagination to your game is basically saying, your trying to squeeze juice out of a turnip, and hoping to get the same results. If it wasn’t for countless fake 5 star reviews from 7-10, your games would probably rate as a 4.1. Last thing, I will not be playing 8-10, I will be deleting thing. Thanks for the great work on 1-6, and no thanks for putting out 7-10.

Folks, you have done it again. I do not know if this will be the very last game for the Lost Lands lore, but my, I loved it either way. I will say, a little rough around the edges as far as having to go back multiple times to places when you could’ve just picked up the object in the first place, but I understand inventory might get cluttered after awhile. It was much more playable than 9 was, it’s the only one in the saga that I have not and will not complete. That being said, in the main chapter for X, I loved having to resort to memory to determine each object for each pedestal. I was very surprised to find I got them all right on the first try. And, if anything makes me laugh, it’s the voice actors and how they’ve grown and morphed with the story. Long live Susan the Warmaiden. And long live Five-BN Studios. Kudos.

Play it! Buy it! Everything works—challenging games, lovely graphics, memorable characters. It’s simply amazing (that word again) that none of the narrative is lost, intertwining the last 10 games with all the terrific characters. Susan ages, but still kicking it, while Maaron, the halflings (amazing to visit their fair), the beaver family, the miners live in a timeless narrative quilt. Playing this game makes me want to replay all the games. I happily buy this game and gladly support this developer by buying all their games! Thank you Five-BN. You have the support of many of us in ALL ways. Keep kicking it, like Susan!