Forever Lost: Episode 1 SD Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 53 reviews. Read all reviews for Forever Lost: Episode 1 SD for iPhone.
Forever Lost: Episode 1 SD is paid iOS app published by Glitch Games Ltd
Simply Astounding
ynohtnA420
It was a great game, and I'm anticipating a sequel Hopefully this had a whole background story because I got deeply interested in the characters portrayed through files and documentation Definitely a game I intend to look into when there is a release of Ep. 2 (P.S. More chapters per episode would be nice!)
Love!
French Toast FT
I wanna see the 2nd game! Super excited! Amazing game, awesome puzzles, and unique in its genre. Fun game, definitely worth buying
Just get it
Your Dreamzzz
This game is a fun PnC game. The puzzles and the atmosphere ( the ATMOSPHERE) are really engaging. The atmosphere reminds me of Slender Man games, and you'd think he'd be in this game around the corner or in that room that's lit with a lamp facing the wall. And you just get that spine tingling sense when playing wherever!
Wow I'm impressed
Cyberknight of epikness
This game is a great spine-tingling puzzling story of you who wake up in an insane asylum and trying to get out like others before who have left you clues. This is a great game with a surprising twist at the end. I can't wait for the sequel.
Fun and Immersive
Rebopwalker
This was a ton of fun, I couldn't put it down. I am hungry for another episode. Please hurry!
Wow
Angeldani810
This game immediately drew me in and I couldn't put it down until I figured it out. Hurry with the second episode!!!!
Best Game in the Genre for IOS Devices
Weissres
This game had the perfect level of difficulty. I felt challenged the entire time playing it, but never had to resort to cheating due to the puzzles being too obscure as seen in similar games. I liked how certain puzzles had the same clue in more than one place, so chances are that if you missed one, you would find the other and not get stuck. My favorite feature that I believe is unique to this game, is the camera. Every other game in this genre that I have played in the past, I found myself taking lots of notes on my PC just to solve the riddles. Being able to take in game snapshots and then even draw on them or take notes on them is pure genius and should be a new standard for the genre. I just finished the game, and my only complaint is that I wish I wan't done with it already. I am very impressed that the whole game was developed by 3 guys. The ideas and story alone must have taken quite a bit of time and thought. I can't wait until Episode 2 is released!