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Lost: Via Domus (360)

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Ubisoft
Ubisoft
2008-02-26
Action & Adventure, Open World
Teen
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Lost: Via Domus (360)

As a passenger of Oceanic flight 815, you survived the crash and find yourself on an uncharted island somewhere in the P more »acific Ocean. As you begin to unravel mysteries of the island, you begin to discover secrets of your own. You will have to understand your past mistakes in order to survive and find your way home...Based on the popular TV show, the game incorporates familiar locations and will feature main characters from the show. Solve puzzles, outsmart enemies, battle the smoke monster, and overcoming many other challenges to survive the island and ultimately come out alive. « less

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Metacritic: 55
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Bunpei
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I've only watched the first couple episodes of Lost.. so idk if this is a fair review. The game is simple, it can be fun at some parts. Sneaking around the black cloud thing was fun, and sprinting till the dynamite went BOOM was the best part ;D The game is short which is nice, and has easy achievements. Cant complain there =]
Nov 13 2009 ·
KillerPinkBun
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Whilst they could have done better; Lost: Via Domus isn't a bad game.
It's quite entertaining; and adds an easy 1000G to your Gamerscore. Although I would have liked to see a less linear game and more sandbox-style exploring and questing; It suffices whilst waiting for the new Series next year.
Sep 21 2009 ·
klungo420
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If you watch Lost, this game is definitely worth checking out. While the story is pretty mediocre, I still thought it was fun to explore places from the show - the swan station was pretty cool
Jul 23 2009 ·
trahision
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Yikes...I didn't expect much from this game to begin with and I'm really glad I didn't too. I'm a HUGE Lost fan. HUGE, frighteningly huge. But playing "LOST: Via Domus" felt like playing a video game of sub par Lost fan fiction. But I think that I did myself a disservice by playing the game when I did or even trying to take it seriously.

The game takes place in a lot of weird middling points throughout the LOST timeline so it's hard to discern any juicy easter eggs if they're…
Jun 30 2009 ·
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  • Nov 13

    Bunpei reviewed Lost: Via Domus.

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      I've only watched the first couple episodes of Lost.. so idk if this is a fair review. The game is simple, it can be fun at some parts. Sneaking around the black cloud thing was fun, and sprinting till the dynamite went BOOM was the best part ;D The game is short which is nice, and has easy achievem more »ents. Cant complain there =] « less

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  • Sep 21

    KillerPinkBun reviewed Lost: Via Domus.

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      Whilst they could have done better; Lost: Via Domus isn't a bad game. It's quite entertaining; and adds an easy 1000G to your Gamerscore. Although I would have liked to see a less linear game and more sandbox-style exploring and questing; It suffices whilst waiting for the new Series next year.

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  • Jul 23

    klungo420 reviewed Lost: Via Domus.

    • Lost: Via Domus
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      If you watch Lost, this game is definitely worth checking out. While the story is pretty mediocre, I still thought it was fun to explore places from the show - the swan station was pretty cool

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  • Jun 30

    trahision was the first on Raptr to review Lost: Via Domus!

    • Lost: Via Domus
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      Yikes...I didn't expect much from this game to begin with and I'm really glad I didn't too. I'm a HUGE Lost fan. HUGE, frighteningly huge. But playing "LOST: Via Domus" felt like playing a video game of sub par Lost fan fiction. But I think that I did myself a disservice by playing the gam more »e when I did or even trying to take it seriously. The game takes place in a lot of weird middling points throughout the LOST timeline so it's hard to discern any juicy easter eggs if they're even there. It didn't take me long to realize that they aren't. If you're looking for some sort of meta experience, you won't find it here. Through all of the mediocrity, this game is still decent for a licensed TV show game. If you have a few hours to kill and want to boost your gamerscore a little...and don't take Lost too seriously, give this game a try. « less

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