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Platform: PLAYSTATION 3
  • Play as a survivor of Oceanic Flight 815: Confront your dark past, seek your redemption, and ultimately find a way home
  • Explore familiar locations, unravel mysteries, and interact with the main characters from the show
  • Solve puzzles, outsmart enemies, battle the smoke monster, and overcome many other challenges to survive the island and come out alive

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  • ASIN: B000VNS9CW
  • Product Dimensions: 7.8 x 5.8 x 0.5 inches ; 4 ounces
  • Media: Video Game
  • Release Date: February 27, 2008
  • Average Customer Review: 2.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (27 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,770 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
  • Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes


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Platform: PLAYSTATION 3

As a passenger of Oceanic flight 815, you survived the crash and find yourself on an uncharted island somewhere in the Pacific 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.

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31 of 33 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars A waste of time - and an insult to LOST fans., February 29, 2008
= Fun:1.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Lost: Via Domus (Video Game)
Well, I won't give out any spoilers, but I will say that this game was definitely pushed through for gullible LOST fans (and I'm one of them) to snatch it up for top dollar.

The voiceover acting is good in some points, terrible in others. Lots of characters are here, but there are some glaring omissions like Boone, Shannon, Rousseau, and Mr. Eko. For some inexplicable reason, the LOST theme music is intact for the first chapter but is subtly changed for all subsequent chapters. Why change it? It makes no sense.

The movement in this game will be either a slow walk or jogging - the character moves like a mannequin with overstarched underwear.

Sure, the facial animations are nice, but the synching of the lips is completely off - there's no excuse to skimp here, because we saw facial animations and lip synching done to perfection in Heavenly Sword.

Play time in this game consists mainly of jogging, wandering around, shooting, taking pictures, jumping, sliding under trees like Pete Townsend, and figuring out fuse puzzles. (Yep, you read that right, FUSE PUZZLES.)

This game is very quick - with only seven levels, most gamers will probably finish it in 3 days, which is hardly worth its high price tag.

It would have been wiser for the game developers to wait and release this game 6 to 8 months down the road and give it more quality. Some of the unlockable extras are nice, but there could have been so much more to enjoy with more effort.


Die hard LOST fans and people looking to become LOST fans will be totally confused at why a show that receives such high ratings led to the production of such an inferior game.

Save your money, folks...this one isn't worth it.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars Over with too quickly, March 4, 2008
= Fun:3.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Lost: Via Domus (Video Game)
It was a great entertaining game but frustrating at times- why the heck can't you jump over anything? It was fun seeing everyone from Lost and interacting with them but it came off as lame sometimes. My biggest complaint is that I breezed through this game in about 2-3 days- and that was not playing non-stop either! There is a reoccurring game where you have to "match the fuses" which is fun at first but quickly got old for me. The graphics were nice but nothing spectacular but over all I would say save your money. I would say rent it if you can- its nice to play if you are a lost fan, but not worth the $60 price tag and all the hype.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars A mixed bag, recommended at a cheap price, January 18, 2010
= Fun:1.0 out of 5 stars 
This review is from: Lost: Via Domus (Video Game)
First of all, if you're not a die-hard Lost fan, don't even consider picking this up. The game has terrible game play, overly frustrating (yet entirely boring) puzzles and even worse voice acting. This is for the true Lost fanatic only.

For the true Lost fanatic, some of the game's shortcomings can be overlooked in favor of the story. You are a survivor of Oceanic flight 815 who has amnesia. Through your flashbacks, you will discover your past and weave a fairly engaging story that actually does provide some hints on the future of the series (at least, the future of the series as of the time this was released shortly into season 4). It is possible that the ending of the game may shed some light into season 6, but as of this writing (shortly before the season 6 premiere), that is impossible to say. Suffice it to say, the story is solid and was worth the purchase for me as a hardcore fan.

It was also pretty cool to have the ability to walk around the island. Mind you, the entire island is not presented, so you're limited in where you can go and it's not always entirely show accurate, but the major points of interest that were shown on the show up to season 3 are there.

Now for the downside; the game really is annoying to play. You find yourself constantly falling into needless death traps (especially in the caves), and ALWAYS needing to solve fuse box puzzles. Were someone unfamiliar to the show to play this game, they would definitely come away thinking that Lost is a show about people on an island who fix fuse boxes. The fuse box puzzle idea was interesting at first, but after several of them, it got VERY annoying. Couldn't they have come up with other puzzles for the game? The means by which you activate your flashbacks is also overly annoying and the voice acting is terrible (some of the actors do provide their voices, but the main cast do not, and the people they got to replace them don't sound a thing like the characters at all).

The Xbox 360 version seems to have Achievements for when you take pictures of certain items in the game, but the PS3 version does not. However, it would appear as though the game was just ported over to each platform from the same source, so all of the hints and the character's nagging to get you to take the pictures are still in the game, even though they serve no purpose on the PS3.

I was able to pick this title up from a marketplace seller for under $10, so the experience (about 8 hours to play for me) was great considering the low price. However, if I had to pay anything over $10, I very likely would have felt very ripped off... I feel terribly sorry for those who paid the full $60 upon its original release.
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