Lost Lands: Ice Spell Collector's Edition Reviews

One of the better Lost Lands games. The bonus chapter is short and easy though. The supersonic achievement is bugged - on my 4th or 5th < 2 minute HOP it dropped.

Amazing game! It's my very first time playing a Hidden Object game and I definitely wasn't disappointed by this one :) The collections were tricky to find but not impossible - and the story was nice. Despite it being the 5th in the series, they caught me up with all the important details so I wasn't missing out! It was super fun finding the objects and using them at the same time, I definitely really liked this game and I'll recommend it to anybody!

The fifth game in the Lost Land series and probably the best one so far. The developers started hitting their strides regarding pacing and gameplay and it shows in this game. There’s not a lot of useless backtracking, the dialogue for the two main characters is better, the plot has some weight for the characters, and the length of both the main game and bonus chapter are just right. I also like how the main character, Susan, gained some snark in her dialogue. Some of her replies to the requests asked of her have the tone of “been there, done that, can’t believe I have to do it again.” She even interrupts a couple of explanations to get to the meat of the matter! I’d say it’s a pretty good improvement for her characterization. As usual, the artwork is great, detailed, and colorful while the music remains largely unnoticed in the background. Though I have to say the music, while unremarkable, does its job well of providing some background ambiance so the player isn’t playing in silence. The puzzles, for the most part, weren’t all that challenging. There were a few that required additional thinking, but most of them were the usual run-of-the-mill puzzles found in hidden object games. Overall, a good game in this series.

This is a continuation in the Lost Lands Series and it is fun, challenging and depending on your choice of difficulty it can be tough. Lots of FUN though.

The Lost Land series of games are fun to play, however, I find that they can only be played once. If I try to play a game over again, it does not let me collect the collectables/morphing objects again. This makes the game redundant as it's a big part of the experience. Does anyone know how to re-set or use a different player name??? Steam is unable to provide support/advise on this. Thx

Great game with a great story! Very easy to learn game controls. Had lots of fun discovering the hidden objects. Can de difficult at times to solve puzzles but they have allowed for assists should you decide to use them. Worked fine on a Mac Pro running 10.12.6 with AMD Radeon RX460 4GB video card.

The 5th game in the Lost Lands series. You don't have to play them in order. Sometimes they'll reference something that happened before, but if it's important they explain it, so it doesn't matter if you played that game or not. The games all feature the protagonist Susan; in the first game her son is kidnapped and taken through a portal to the Lost Lands, and Susan pursues him for rescue, defeating a big evil in the process. In future games, Susan gets sucked back into the Lost Lands because they need her help. She never complains about this either, she just gets to work helping them deal with the crisis. In this game, Susan gets transported to the Lost Lands (in her pajamas, poor dear!) to help defeat this frost monster thing. I enjoyed all the puzzles except one, involving centipedes. I finally figured it out and beat it, so I could get the achievement, but I will always skip it in the future, lol. Other than that, I liked everything about this game.

a fun game with beautiful art. i like that it allows you to pick your difficulty. i find the casual mode challenging but not impossible. you can fail as many times as you need and are not punished. i haven't played harder modes and probably won't. but it is nice to know that serious puzzle crackers can get a difficult experience too. i really like the music and the voice acting is good too. an immersive and calming experience that i like very much.

Excellent game. It follows the usual format for a HOG. It has a fast-travel map. The hidden object scenes are all the more interactive kind, rather than just a list of items to find. (I like both kinds of hidden object scenes.) The mini puzzles are good. The story and animation is very good for the genre. There is quite a bit of back and forth, but not too much. (I think the previous game in the series had a little bit too much, although it was still a very good game.) I personally don't like it when it's too linear. This was definitely not too linear for my tastes.

The 5th game in the Lost Lands series. You don't have to play them in order. Sometimes they'll reference something that happened before, but if it's important they explain it, so it doesn't matter if you played that game or not. The games all feature the protagonist Susan; in the first game her son is kidnapped and taken through a portal to the Lost Lands, and Susan pursues him for rescue, defeating a big evil in the process. In future games, Susan gets sucked back into the Lost Lands because they need her help. She never complains about this either, she just gets to work helping them deal with the crisis. In this game, Susan gets transported to the Lost Lands (in her pajamas, poor dear!) to help defeat this frost monster thing. I enjoyed all the puzzles except one, involving centipedes. I finally figured it out and beat it, so I could get the achievement, but I will always skip it in the future, lol. Other than that, I liked everything about this game.