First steps in Lost: Via Domus

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Tuesday, February 26, 2008 | 3:17 PM
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With some luck we got our hands on Ubisofts Lost: Via Domus, released today in the US and on friday in Europe. Inside you will find a couple of videos showing the first steps in the game, showing some characters and the game's story.

You will in the videos see the main character suffering from amnesia. I've only taken the first steps in the game and shouldn't say too much about the game yet, but the graphics are at least pretty good and the controls solid. As many people previously have pointed out, the characters can both look and sound a little bit different from the TV show.

The controls can sometimes be a little bit unresponsive, mostly reminding me of Shenmue 2 - really slow walking, run on triggers, and taking out really big turns when you turn while running. There is of course a chance that you can get used to it, but it can be irritating getting stuck on objects while running here as much as it was in Shenmue.

The second video below will show the Flashback feature in the game, while the third one show the characters in the game and a puzzle. These videos are unfortunately not in HD resolution, sorry about that.

Téléchargement

Commented on 2008-02-26 16:15:54

So guys whats worth getting. This or Bully?

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Grimbarian

Commented on 2008-02-26 16:26:08

Bully by a country mile. This is from a hardcore Lost fan and someone playing the Lost game. I played Bully on PS2 and it was a superb game, really good fun, decent length as well, can't wait for the 360 version.

Hrimthur

Commented on 2008-02-26 16:32:44

I can recommend Bully. Played it on PS2, and it was a lot of fun!
I'm not a Lost-fan, but this looks quite good, too...

Sath

Commented on 2008-02-26 16:38:17

Quite stupid not to add dialogue in the gameplay conversation but in cutscene the guy talks.
Second, the face expressions is just dead, all I see is eyes, head moving and their mouth to talk.

This is clearly a game fast to make to please the LOST fans and say "here you go fans, here is the game to your beloved tv show".

This will be good if you are a fan, but as a keeper, I dont know, it depends how much of a fan you are I guess.

FreeSwag

Commented on 2008-02-26 16:54:49 In reply to Grimbarian

Posted by Grimbarian

QFT

Haig07

Commented on 2008-02-26 17:21:02

Wow, that looked absolutely terrible.

No buy for me =/

Bakutheswede

Commented on 2008-02-26 18:14:32

Hahaha why does locke sound like goofy :)

squarejawhero

Commented on 2008-02-26 23:14:25

THEY REUSED THE PAPER SFX FROM MYST!

...

I'll get my coat.

(but they did)

indigo0086

Commented on 2008-02-26 23:43:47

One person on another forum who played the game says it's five hours to beat.

Ubisoft are officially off my radar until Splinter Cell 4

Getpwned

Commented on 2008-02-27 02:57:29

Great show; crap game.

Tinks

Commented on 2008-02-27 03:48:56

What can you expect when a property puts money in front of a game company and tells them they have this amount of time to give them a game

Commented on 2008-02-27 04:58:02

How many weeks was the "amount of time"? Clearly wasn't much, and the amount of money clearly wasn't much either, judging by the last, last, last gen gameplay dynamics, dodgy visuals, poor character models and distinct lack of real voice talent (Jack is actually fairly decent though, but Sawyer is horrendous).

jackdoe

Commented on 2008-02-27 07:53:29

Sigh. This game could have been awesome. Oh well. Back to watching Lost in HD on Abc.com(trying to refresh my memory from all three seasons, and it just reinforces how awesome of a show it is!).

Slique

Commented on 2008-02-27 13:54:45

Do we seriously never get to hear our character reply? That is so disappointing.

However, I am still more than willing to give the game a proper playthrough. If I played through Spider-Man 3, I can sure play through this!