Lost Lands: The Wanderer Collector's Edition

$9.99

Release Date:: May 3, 2017
Developer:: FIVE-BN GAMES
Publisher:: FIVE-BN GAMES
Platforms:: Windows Mac

Casual Adventure Steam Achievements Steam Trading Cards Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud

About This Game

The legendary Susan the Warmaide is back in the Lost Lands! A ghost ship, an evil overlord, an island full of mysteries, and more await on her journey into the unknown.

"Lost Lands: The Wanderer" is a fantasy-world adventure game with lots of hidden-objects, mini-games and puzzles to solve.

For years now, the sailors and pirates of the Lost Lands have been talking about a ghostly ship sailing in the heart of a storm. This vision disappears as soon as it comes to life, yet people keep talking about it. About a huge octopus traveling with the ship. About its owner, the captain. About the earl's rage and his curse. And the sorceress they believe is responsible...
Meanwhile, somewhere else in space and time, Susan finds a strange pirate chest with the compass of the worlds inside, and a note begging for help. It's time for her to return to the Lost Lands again.

Dive deep into the magical land of fantasy!

Meet new and exciting races inhabiting the Lost Lands and solve their riddles and mini-games.
Your task is to stop the destruction of this world and help two loving heart be together again!

- Explore over 50 stunning locations
- Complete over 40 different mini-games
- Challenge yourself with interactive hidden object scenes
- Assemble collections, gather morphing objects, and gain achievements

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

1 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #834103 english

6 hrs at review

Recommended

Lost Lands 4: The Wanderer, is a decent Hidden Object Mystery, and probably my least favorite in the series. I like the family of anthropomorphic otters, and that Susan is actively recruited from her life on Earth for this adventure. The downsides include that Susan nearly drowns on arrival to the Lost Lands this time through, and the story isn't that good once you get past the nice presentation. This episode is solely the fault of a single human villain wielding corrupt politics, unlike the other tales that generally center around supernatural threats. Lost Lands 6 involves time travel, so I somewhat hope that Susan told the young version of her wizard friend to show up and smack the guy down early on, in order to give the innocent people of this seaside town a better history. The Extra mini-games here are a variation on the puzzle where you arrange the nodes of a tangled net so none of the lines cross -- which is a puzzle I enjoy, and one I hope to code out my own variation of somet...