Just like the title says, and other reviewers mention, this has very slightly different mechanisms to some of the other lost world games. It does involve going back and forth and playing what seems like the same puzzle over and over, but once you get the hang of the format it’s actually very enjoyable. It was really immersive and I found that if there was a puzzle type you didn’t like, you could find another way to get an item to progress. I didn’t pay a penny for upgrades or hints, as you can earn hints by completing collections. I’d say it’s a cross between “lost lands” and “seekers notes”. Getting used to using the map to tell you where to go next was a real help. Anyway, wanted to balance out some of the negative reviews. I really enjoyed playing the main game and am still enjoying playing the bonus game at the end 😀

Look this what I honestly think. I’m the biggest fan of all Five-Bn games I have played every single episode of them, I even have a folder on my phone for the lost lands series ( except for the 8th one, it a total disappointment just like this one) and I open the App Store and type Five-Bn waiting for something new to drop and I was very excited to try it and deleted it after almost 30 minutes! I couldn’t stand it. It was very frustrating and stressing, nothing is clear you have to look for things yourself with now reference to book with the writing codes or memoirs in which you will be completely lost and spending a lot of hints which are premium. Couldn’t find any collectibles like the morphing objects. The game forces you to stay somewhere or look for something that you don’t know what it is. A challenges, twists and difficulties are surely important in any game, we play games to spend time, learn and enjoy which is what I got playing lost lands I really learned a lot and enjoyed them. I tried to learn this game and tried to understand what’s happening, I tried to enjoy my few minutes playing it and no I was frustrated and angry at the same time 😂.Bottom line thanks for your effort but it’s bad more than lost lands 8.Thank you

By far the best game I’ve played by this developer, and I’ve played almost all of them. The format is different than their others and took me a little bit of playing to figure out, but once I did I found it really engaging and the game kept me busy for about 3-4 times longer than usual! I liked the way that items were collected and that you had some options for which puzzle types to solve to achieve goals. If you’re used to playing other games by Five-BN it may seem frustrating at first to figure out how this new style works but trust me, it’s worth continuing.Huge thank you to the developers for making such an involved and engaging game. They really go the extra mile to make complex games.

This is a ridiculous rip-off. The game randomly re-sets all the hidden objects puzzles AND also re-sets ALL the in-game puzzles. So, even if you do find a posted walkthrough, you will STILL have to play through these frustrating challenges on your own. This, of course, stimulates the purchase of the in-game hints, which ONLY after about an hour of play I had thrown away at least 4-5 purchases, and at that point with many more hours of game play to go, I gave up giving away my money just to play through this maddening game. The hidden objects finding parts are the hardest and worst I’ve ever seen. So, be sure you have TONS of patience, or even worse, lots of money to throw away when you run into these challenges that are CLEARLY designed to stimulate sales and generate money for the developer. Shame, shame, shame on this greedy developer. Why not just offer a fully paid format, or even an upfront fee for unlimited hints? I would have spent money, of course, on the game, but FAR LESS than how much I wasted.