We Are Lost

Really, really dreary, if all the little cut scenes of room decor and furniture were removed the sub 20 mins I've played would've last 2 minutes, the music is irritating, the renders have too much vibrance and saturation, I didn't like a single female character, could'nt really make out the story or what was trying to be resolved, I didn't request a refund given the almost free cost, avoid, there are better avn's for free.

Keep in mind it's not finished. Developer says We Are Lost II is being made. This might be the first time I've seen a game where all the girls are super hot. Some scenes are too bright, story is simple but the scenes with any of them were just worth it and whoever designed the characters knows ball.

This is bad, you shouldn't buy it unless its 70% off or more. But like I get it. I get the image he was going for. It just falls flat. Way too much insert x in the beginning. Like just say here's your name and the story begins. Also short king has a much better story imo, and even then it's not much of a story lol.

This game sucks. It's basically like a quick PowerPoint click fest with some cheesy AI images. Animations are just terrible. Like 1/2 second low quality video generated that loops. All the animations I found were like this. After an hour of boredom, I quit, but was already 2/3 through the game.

now i know why is -90% empty short

[h1] PROS: [/h1] [list] [*] Two main characters, each with their own perspective, giving the story two different sides [*] The ability to rename your characters and adjust their relationships adds a small level of personalization. [*] An interesting main plot with a decent cliffhanger ending that at least makes you curious about what comes next. [*] Three visually stunning character models. [*] Some scenes are handled fairly well and can be enjoyable to watch. [/list] [h1] CONS: [/h1] [list] [*] Many animations feel stiff, with strange facial expressions and robotic movements that break immersion. [*] The animation quality is very basic and lacks polish. [*] There is no voice acting, which feels especially disappointing for a story-driven game released in 2025. [*] The game does not provide default values for relationships, making the story feel incomplete or poorly balanced, as if something important is missing. [*] A large amount of text feels unnecessary and adds very little to the overall narrative. [*] Most choices do not seem to have any real impact on the story, making the decision system feel pointless. [*] While the character models look good, they do not feel unique or memorable compared to other games in the genre. [/list] [h1] OVERALL: [/h1] The story has a few interesting moments and ideas, but they are buried under weak execution. The lack of voice acting makes it difficult to stay engaged, especially when the game relies so heavily on long dialogue sequences. Combined with stiff animations and awkward character expressions, it becomes hard to feel emotionally connected to what is happening on screen. The relationship system and player choices should have been one of the game’s strongest features, but instead they feel underdeveloped. Since choices rarely matter and the relationship values lack proper structure, the story often feels hollow, as though your actions don’t truly shape the experience. While the visuals and character models are decent, they are not enough to carry the game. Overall, this is a title with some potential but very little payoff. It becomes boring fairly quickly, and it is hard to recommend unless you are extremely invested in this type of narrative game and willing to overlook its many flaws.

Ожидания в раннем доступе были куда выше чем вышло по факту. Очень слабая и короткая игра практически без анимации и какой себе рисовкой.

Gameplay: We Are Lost is a visual novel focused on decision-making. Gameplay mainly involves reading text and choosing options that affect the story. Multiple paths add replayability, although players looking for complex mechanics might feel limited. Playtime: Approximately 2–4 hours. Graphics: The game features detailed 3D models and well-lit environments that create a sensual atmosphere. Characters are visually appealing, but animations are sparse and some backgrounds are inconsistent, slightly reducing immersion. Still, the art and setting perform well within the genre. Sound: The game lacks sound effects for animations or characters; only background music plays during scenes. The music supports the atmosphere, but the overall audio experience is very limited. Story: The game begins when Ashley announces that you’ve won a contest, with the prize being a trip to a luxurious resort with your friends. At first, everything seems like a dream come true, but soon you discover that the contest hides much darker and sinister plans orchestrated by the company behind it. From the start, you choose between two male protagonists, and this decision shapes the story, as each character has their own narrative. Throughout the trip, your choices directly influence relationships with other characters: you can manipulate or corrupt them, or alternatively, form more genuine and close bonds. As you explore the resort and its secrets, a mystery element arises: uncovering the corporation’s true intentions becomes as important as the relationships you build. Every decision opens new possibilities, and the connections you form can lead the story down very different paths, ranging from intrigue and betrayal to romance. Price/Value: Recommended to buy during a discount. Pros: Attractive 3D models and environments that create a sensual atmosphere. Story with choices that affect the narrative and multiple routes that add replayability. Music complements the atmosphere during scenes. Accessible, short game, ideal for players looking for a quick experience in the adult visual novel genre. Cons: Limited animations and few sound effects, reducing immersion. Some backgrounds and scenes are inconsistent in visual quality. Very simple gameplay focused only on reading and choosing options, without more complex mechanics. Recommendation: We Are Lost is recommended for players interested in adult visual novels who enjoy stories where choices affect the narrative and multiple routes to explore. It is ideal for those seeking a short experience with good atmosphere and elements of mystery and romance, but not for those expecting complex mechanics or intense action. Final Rating: 5.6/10

To be continued... get it on sale, not worth it 10euro

its a short story, 2 character have different plot. anyway the reason I give thumbs up because I get HUGE discount, like 90% discount. the story aren't even finished yet so just by this when it's cheap, its not worth full price. also achievement is easy so i give that.