Lost Lands: The Four Horsemen Collector's Edition Reviews

Great HOG with travel maps and hints on the map where you should go. Bonus-the maps also show you where any hidden special objects are left to find too! Great game for those who love HOG's. The story is also interesting.

[b] [i]Lost Lands: The Four Horsemen [/i] [/b] is a very nice Hidden Objects game. Graphics are rather beautiful. The musics are good and voice acting too (except for the [spoiler] centaur in darkwoods [/spoiler], it felt like his voice was a bit exaggerated !). The storyline is not bad, far better than average. The whole background universe is detailed, full of surprises, very magic and fairy. Puzzles rank from easy to average ; not hard. H.O. scenes are not classic (no written list of objects to click on), instead they are dynamic (grab a key > open a box > find matches > light a candle.. and so on, until you get to the last thing to find). That's interesting. For the price the main story + the bonus chapter will give you many hours of descent playthrough. To get some achievements, mini-games are available from the menu, so you don't have to play the game all over again to get some of them. That's appreciated. For HOS fans, [b] [i]Lost Lands: The Four Horsemen [/i] [/b] is a good choice !

In principle, an interesting game and puzzles, but there are so many screens that it’s not the tasks and puzzles themselves that are difficult, but simply finding the right screen between 30. This is a really big minus, I won’t put it.

super fun! it was hard to stop playing at times. i did have to skip one puzzle. i even watched a youtube video about it. i never could understand what i was doing wrong. fun game though.

Find the Object, Hidden Object and Puzzle solvings. Average difficulty. Path and Item usage are a mess, long back and fro trackings over long distance just to find the right place for item use. Only hard puzzle met was about trying to solve the animal puzzle within seventy moves. The story was fine, best portion was finishing the Bonus to see the start of the Main chapter. Decent. Playable. This is Part II of the Lost Lands Series. due to the notable 'Airship' from part I.

In general, I like FIVE-BN's games, so it's difficult to give this one a thumbs down, but having completed the main story (I haven't played the bonus story yet), I cannot recommend it. It's not a bad game overall, but the last 25% or so of the main story was nothing but frustrating, not fun. I did enjoy the first 75% of the main story, so it's hard to give a thumbs down, but since there are so many positive reviews, this one negative review won't hurt the overall rating. The problem I had, and the only reason for me not recommending this game, is the insane amount of backtracking required. For the first 75% or so of the game, you proceed normally, finding items, performing actions, going back and forth a bit (nothing drastic or annoying), and generally having fun. Somewhere around the 75% mark, however, things take a drastic turn. I don't know if they had a different designer for this ending portion of the game or if they just decided the play time wasn't long enough, but after this point, there is a ridiculous amount of backtracking. I don't mind backtracking in general, but in the last 25% or so of the game, I feel it was done exclusively to artificially increase the play time. The problem is that you aren't backtracking to recent areas, you're backtracking across the entire map, almost constantly going from one end of the map to the other after every action or every other action. You'll find an item you need to use in a scene you played six hours ago or you'll find a key you need to unlock a cache in a scene you played four hours ago, and in that scene, you'll find an item you need for a scene you played 15 minutes ago, and then, in that scene, you'll find an item you need to use in the first scene of the game. It keeps going like that, constantly bouncing you around from one area to another, ruining what had been a very enjoyable game. Some people may not mind this backtracking because the game does have an interactive map which not only allows you to immediately jump to any location, but also (depending on the difficulty setting) shows which scenes have available actions. However, I found that even using the interactive map, I spent far more time jumping between scenes than actually performing actions. It took what was an enjoyable game and turned it into a tedious, annoying exercise in frustration. I cannot imagine how anyone would be able to finish this game without the map showing which scenes have available actions. So, if you like hidden object and adventure games, and you don't mind an insane amount of backtracking, then you'll probably enjoy this game. If, like me, you find constant backtracking to be tedious and annoying, then you may want to skip this one.

Lost Lands is a very good Save the world from the Four Horsemen hidden object game. The puzzles are challenging and fun, very good story, beautiful graphics, and loads of fun. This game does not disappoint. One of the top ten Hidden Object games on Steam. 10/10.

This is a good and lengthy game to play. It took me over 7.5 hours to play both the main game and bonus chapter. The game has a map where you can move to instantly instead of back tracking. I found all the morphing objects and machine pieces easily. Puzzles ranged from easy to difficult. HO scenes only had the shadow of the required item which needed to interact with the scene. Story was good and believable. You meet many citizens of this fantasy world which was well crafted and graphics were good. Music was menacing at times and suited the story. Good value for money and I will definitely buy the other 2 games of this series. 8/10

[b][u]Game Information[/u][/b] "Lost Lands: The Four Horsemen" Collector's Edition is a Hidden Object Puzzle Adventure game. The game was developed and published by Alawar Five-BN. "The Four Horsemen" is the second episode of "Lost Lands." Previous episode: "Dark Overlord." Since this is a collector's edition game, it comes with extra features that are not available in its counterpart; the standard edition. [b][u]The Game Review[/u][/b] Game Visuals I want to mention that the visuals in the game are well done. The visuals can be adjusted in the game's option menu. Game Audio I want to mention that audio for the game is well done. Even though the audio is somewhat simplistic and repetitive. The audio can be adjusted in the game's option menu as well. Gameplay There are three different difficulty game modes to choose from: Easy; Normal and Hard. The notebook keeps tracks of progression in the game. Such as story events and clues. There is an interactive map in the game. It allows the player to fast travel between each location quickly without having the need to constantly backtrack. It also indicates that there are a variety of tasks that can be completed at various locations within the game. The interactive map is automatically given at the start of the game. There is a padlock feature that is available to lock the inventory panel in place to make it stationary. There are some interactive items in the game. Some of these interactive may require extra components before they can be interacted with. All interactive items are marked with a symbol in one of the corners. The hidden object scenes consist of the following: Shadows items. Some of these hidden object scenes may require little or interaction. Most of the hidden object scenes can be replayed in the game's extra features section. The puzzles are fairly easy to solve without having the need to skip any of them. Some of these puzzles can be replayed in the game's extra feature section as well. There is a collectible in the game: Manuscripts. They are scattered throughout the game for the player to find. There are morphing objects (beyond objects) in the game. They are scattered throughout the game for the player to find as well. The magic machine grants access to the bonus puzzles in the game's extra content section. The parts are scattered throughout the game for the player to find as well. There are twenty different achievements that can be unlocked from playing the game. Each of these achievements does come with some requirements that need to be completed before they can be unlocked. Since this is a collector's edition game, it has a bonus chapter, but it can be accessed only after the main game is completed. Miscellaneous There are extra features in the game: Bonus Chapter; Bonus Hidden Object Scenes; Bonus Puzzles; Wallpaper; Soundtrack; Cutscenes and Game's Strategy Guide. Most of these extra features can be accessed only after the entire game is completed. Final thoughts: I have found the game developer's method of advertising their other game is unappealing. The advertisement pops up in the beginning before the actual game loads. They have already advertised their other games under the 'More Games' section. Other than that I have found the game enjoyable to a certain extent. The replay value for the game is low. I would recommend this game, but not at the game's full price value.

This game good. Had very tricky and long mini-puzzles. Let's you teleport on the map... Thank goodness. Fun story. Bonus game has a woman with interesting armor design... XD Had more HorseMEN than Darksiders 3. (-.-") Lotsa fun had. As expected. THANK YOU!!! :3 :P =)