Lost – new iPod game
If you have logged in to the iTunes Store today you might have seen the little new icon next to the iPod games section. The new game is ‘Lost‘ based on ABC’s No1 TV show. If you have tried it, please drop a comment and give us your mini review. I’m quite sceptical that this game is going to work (wasn’t some crappy Lost game released through Verizon?), mostly due to the fact that the clickwheel is quite a bad game control – at least for action oriented games. I’d rather watch another episode. Anyway, inside you can find the official game notes and some more screenshots.
Official game information
Join your favourite castaways in their quest to seek the truth and survive in the official iPod game of the hit television series Lost. Relive the crash scene, open the hatch, and ultimately try your best to escape from the Others. Immerse yourself into their mysterious world with authentic settings and a genuine storyline created by the writers behind the hit show.

Features
- The official iPod game providing total immersion into the world of Lost.
- Storyline created by the writers behind the series.
- Play as Jack and interact with other main characters of the series, including Kate, Locke and Sayid.
- Production quality on a par with the Lost phenomenon: faithfully reproduced settings, intuitive and extremely varied gameplay.
- Explore the island’s main sites including the beach, the jungle, inside the Hatch, and the Black rock.
- Relive the most eventful moments from the series, such as the crash scene, running from the black smoke, and meeting the Others.
- Take on a multitude of challenges such as exploration, hunting, helping the wounded, and searching for dynamite.



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