NecroVisioN: Lost Company

$6.99

Release Date:: Feb 19, 2010
Developer:: The Farm 51
Publisher:: Fulqrum Publishing
Platforms:: Windows

Action Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud Includes level editor

About This Game

NecroVisioN: Lost Company is the prequel to original horror FPS shooter, taking place before the NecroVisioN story begins. It contains a bunch of unique levels, characters, weapons and gameplay elements as well as new main hero that presents the original game story from opposite perspective. Player is now one of WWI German troops that discovers the evil forces unleashed by the war, starts to fight against them and leads soldiers of all nations gathered on the front through the massive battles against the zombies and demons and finally he becomes a first Necromancer that will fight against Simon Bukner in NecroVisioN.

10 new levels in singleplayer campaign
15 new characters
6 new weapons
Variety of special weapon ugrades
New drivable vehicles to use in fight - FT17 tank and Halberstadt CL.II airplane
Several additional close combat techniques, spells and fatalities in singleplayer
New unique multiplayer mode: Gas Attack
3 new maps and several new skins for multiplayer mode
New visual effects like enhanced depth-of-field, soft shadows and new shaders with optimized renderer and data loading system.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #043871 english

1 hrs at review

Not Recommended

Dropped it cause it’s just more of the same... and zero glow‑up. I started NecroVisioN: Lost Company hoping for new levels, cool weapons, maybe some fresh ideas. What did I get? Pretty much the OG game recycled same hordes, same slow unfair boss fights, just in different trench outfits. The early levels had some promise vehicles, new enemies, dual-wield combos—it felt like maybe there’d be a glow-up. But after a while, I was like: same shit. Nothing felt new or improved. It’s buggy. Crashes if you try a reload mid-air or load a save in a plane super annoying, especially when you die and have to redo the entire section. Level design still a mess. Some are tight and focused, others feel like a badly mapped freaky maze. Long story short: I dropped it. I’m a 6/10 kind of person at most here. The initial hype vanishes fast, and there’s no real innovation or meaningful story arc. If you’re replaying the same WWI‑demon chaos in a different package, I’m out. If the base g...