Lost Lands 2 CE

To start, this game is beautifully drawn, with wonderful graphics. It’s hard enough to make you think and figure things out, but not so hard that you feel defeated. Sometimes I have to go away and let my mind settle before coming back to tackle one of the side puzzles (which are skippable). Once you purchase the game, which is reasonably priced, you can enjoy hours of fun hidden object seeking, quests, puzzles, and a good storyline. One thing I really like about this and the first Lost Lands game is that the human main character is an adult, fully clothed, normally pretty woman, not a hulky he-man or a big-breasted girly-woman wearing a bathing suit! After playing the first two installments of the game, I found out that the game developers are from Ukraine, so I feel that buying this and other games by Five-BN Studio is a little bit of good I can do during this time of the Russian invasion of their country.

I played these on PC when they were first released but I’m really enjoying them (again) On my iPad Pro 12.9 I’m now replaying them a second time on my iPad. Please bring # 6 and # 7 as full games to iOS. I really dislike IAP purchases, preferring to buy the full game outright. At 70, time matters to me. 😉

This is not a review of Lost Lands 2: this is a review of FIVE-BN and their recent price gouge. This dev has become BF-like by raising the prices on their games to $6.99. This includes all of their previously released games, some of which have been on the market for a year or more. Even if the dev tries to justify the price increase by citing increased development costs, that can’t possibly be applied to older games which were already developed at the “old” costs. This is a money grab, plain and simple, as the dev seeks to rake in the cash by charging the same rates as other companies such BF, G5, etc. Maybe they can figure out how to charge those of us who purchased their games at the old rates the difference...that would really bolster their bottom line!