Forever Lost: Episode 1

Vraiment intéressant, j'aime beaucoup l'idée de l'appareil photo ça aide énormément :D par contre j'ai eu une tonne de bogues... j'veux quand même savoir la suite ^_^

For players who are fans of "The Room" this game is a nice catch. The conrols are a little bit slow, the further you get into the rooms. If you have a little bit of patience the first episode is worth the money. But be aware: If you're using the hints, you're finishing this episode too fast. ---- Für Fans von "The Room" ist dieses Spiel eine Kaufempfehlung. Einziges Manko: die Steuerung wirkt im Laufe des Spieles verzögert und trübt etwas den Spielfluss. Trotzdem sind die wenigen Euros hierfür gut angelegt. Wer jedoch die Hilfe nutzt, wird das Spiel / diese Episode zu schnell absolviert haben. Und: Englischkenntnisse sind vom Vorteil.

In this video I take a look at Forever Lost: Episode 1 a mystery adventure puzzle game that's an older title and has been re-released to Steam from other platforms. I really enjoyed it and found the atmosphere, story and puzzles to be great. The best part is the price point, it's very reasonable for what it offers. Watch the video to see what the game is like for yourself.... https://youtu.be/N5hOnG8RjVs Check'n Games, providing you with as many Let's Play's as we can. Thanks for watching. Please like comment and subscribe.

Enjoyable game, finished in a Sunday afternoon. Graphics and game play were fairly smooth and story line was interesting. Didn't like that the camera would not delete pictures when I pressed the trashcan button so I had to shuffle through all of pics I had finished with to get to a clue. Totally worth it though, I have purchased the other 2 episodes as well and look forward to playing them.

I hesitate to give it a thumbs down, but I've decided it deserves it. The reason is that the controls are painfully, agonizingly and disturbingly slow. For example, it's close to ten seconds after hitting the back arrow for the scene to go back. It'a the same length of time usually when moving from room to room, or even picking something up. It gets most things right. The graphics are decent and the puzzles are challenging enough. It auto-saves when you exit, and you can turn off the music, the slowness of its controls is maddening. (and it ain't my computer, I'm well within the requirements)

I enjoy a puzzle just as much as the next person this game delivered on that, the game puts in into the characters shoes *if he was wearing any* feeling of dread and the need to explore and find a way out of this hell place, Forever lost kept me on course through out the game.

I love Room Escape games, and after beating a suite of them from another developer, I came across Forever Lost. In general, it was an enjoyable game. Some bugs need to be ironed out (cannot delete pictures taken, typing on the computer terminals in the game doesn't result in any text being inputted, radio was buggy, and a few other minor grievances.) Getting Myst vibes from the music, which was nice nostalgia. Most of the puzzles are pretty decent, I was able to figure out a few by simply clicking around them prior to finding the relevant clues to solve them. (Circle, Square, Triangle, Hexagon; Radio, etc.) In depth none the less, and game inception was clever- just be sure to explore it in its entirety and keep in mind some of its visuals. (I got what I needed and left the game, only to have to come back later because I didn't notice something.) Keep in mind that while the first chapter of most room escape games are free, and that the subsequent chapters require purchasing- this Forever Lost seems to be on the more expensive side, especially since chapter one did cost money.

Great