The Lost and The Wicked

$9.99

Release Date:: Mar 24, 2022
Developer:: Isaac Torres
Publisher:: Top Hat Studios, Inc.
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Adventure Action Full controller support Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

The Lost and The Wicked is a Brutal Twin-Stick Psycho-Thriller. After a shipwreck you wake up in a wicked world with no memory of who you are. Fight through hectic gameplay with a unique grunge art style and original 2+ hour soundtrack as you discover your past and what you did to end up here. This story is a character study with themes of regret, facing your fears, and confronting your past. From the team of 3 that created the first video game weed strain based of this game, we hope you enjoy this unique and crafted experience!

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Story

The calm before the storm... Discover your past, who you are, where you came from... wait how did you get here? What are these creatures?

Gameplay

The wicked get faster, stronger and deadlier... but so does your arsenal. Unlock weapons and abilities as you continue on your journey and discover your past.

Bosses

These creatures seem stronger than the rest. The wicked speaks... Fight unique bosses and increase your strength in the process.

Screenshots

User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #474483 english

3 hrs at review

Recommended

"The Lost and The Wicked" is a pixelated and stylised top-down-shooter, taking place in a monochrome, limbo-like hellscape. The story about recollecting your mind, [spoiler] addiction and war atrocities [/spoiler] is a bit on the nose and sometimes meandering, but some aspects click, plus the atmosphere is quite dark and dense. The soundtrack is spot-on and eerie! Gameplaywise you get randomised arenas to blast away grotesque foes with some in-between-stat-progression. It is quite frantic and gets progressively harder, but can get a little repetitive near the end. All in all a nice indie title that takes around 3-4 hours and a recommendation for genre-fans and/or niche-enjoyers!