You were a passenger of flight Oceanic 815... but you are now stranded on a desert island. In Lost you'll get to explore the lush environment of the island that houses a certain number of secret stations owned by the mysterious Dharma Initiative. You'll have to uncover the dark secrets that populate the island, and you'll also come across some very disturbing truths about yourself. All you know is that you are a photojournalist, and that you will be confronted to a host of characters that will come to your help, as Sayid or Locke will do, but you'll also run into some pretty nasty people, called 'the Others'. The mystery doesn't stop here though, as you come to realise that the island holds special powers that materialise in the form of a polar bear (on a south pacific island), a rather ominous smoke monster, and more importantly, in the form of man's worst enemy : other humans.

Meet the other castaways: Locke, a middle-aged man, who will be very helpful in making you understand the true nature of the island; Jack, the only doctor on the island, and also the de facto leader of the survivors; Sawyer, the jack of all trades with a sharp sense of humour and a fast tongue and Sayid, whose technical and other 'practical' skills will surely impress you. You'll also get to speak and interact very closely with Kate, who seems to like you, but who bears a heavy burden. Then there is Hurley, who will always have a nice word for you, and seems the only one able to keep a cool head in every situation. For a derelict island Lost will indeed feel like a very busy neighbourhood, as you'll bump into people at every turn of the jungle trail, and those encounters won't always be pleasant!

You will have to use the many flashbacks that occur during the seven chapters of this game to find elements that will help you remember who you are and why you came to be on this island. You will also have to use your camera in order to 'capture' unique moments in time or take photos of locations that contain useful information in order to solve the numerous puzzles and riddles that you will be faced with. Good luck, and good hunting!

Graphically, the game is very demanding, and will have your card on its knees as quick as you can run out of drinking water on the island! In Lost, its not only the environments that looks superb, (especially with all that foliage on HD settings), but it's also the detail put into the game, which puts you at the heart of the action in all the locations you've come to love over the seasons of this brilliant TV series.

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