The puzzles in Forever Lost: Episode 1 are always very logical. This odd ability to be able to collect objects from a game and use it in the real world is only one of the many surreal and supernatural aspects to this chilling game. You can also access computers and an iPad in the game to gain extra clues and even play a small Zelda-esque mini game, which needs to be completed to unearth objects and clues needed to succeed in the main game. A system that tracks photos and progress and checks if you still need them would be a welcome addition – a simple “I think I’ll keep hold of this for now" voice prompt or similar. You might find yourself thinking, “oh, I used this, I can delete it now", only to find that you’d just binned an important clue, resulting in a lot of backtracking. It then becomes a bit of a chore sifting through the images of importance.Īctually, that was one small irk I had. The camera system works extremely well, with the only downside being that you will probably end up taking way too many photos, “just in case". You can also scribble notes on the photos in case you forget why you took that particular snapshot, or what you might think it’s related to. You take snaps of anything that you think you might need to remember for later reference and trust me, unless you have a photographic memory, you will need it. In Forever Lost, as well as the multitude of clues and objects you collect along the way, you have a camera (picked up early in the game) which can be used as a kind of visual diary. The puzzles range from numerical keypad codes to musical sequences, through to locating all of the strange heiroglyphs that are hidden about the hospital to use in one of the game’s final tests. The rendered 3D visuals are super sexy (if you’re into decaying madhouses) and the haunting soundtrack immerses you in the creepiness wonderfully.Īs with most adventure games, you come equipped with a satchel in which to carry around the various articles you need to solve puzzles, such as keys, puzzle pieces and even the kitchen sink… well, at least a tap… oops… I probably shouldn’t start giving out hints…
Standard fare point-and-click stuff, though it is done extremely well.įorever Lost screams quality. In Forever Lost, you awaken in a derelict mental hospital and you are tasked with solving a bunch of puzzles in order to escape. But, since Forever Lost managed to slip through the cracks here at TouchArcade and didn’t receive a review, I have been tasked with writing up both games, though the bulk of this review will focus on the sequel, as it’s the one covered in the least dust. So how the hell did I miss Forever Lost? Well, luckily, I stumbled across the sequel. I particularly love point-and-click adventures and the iPad is the perfect device to tackle the genre. You can also email me at for help if you don't want to go the Discord route.I don’t know what rock I was hiding under when the original Forever Lost: Episode 1 ($2.99) was released, but I have been kicking myself so hard lately for missing it, that I have no teeth left and it’s really hard to eat. Until then, Discord is the easiest way for hints. Because I am making a new level for the game, I will be creating the walkthrough to go with the new update. I want you all to know that a walkthrough IS coming. I haven't uploaded one yet because of quality issues during recording.
The sink gods walkthrough ios update#
This version fixes that, so you can now comfortably play on any screen size! -Hyperlinks now work The next major update will include a new level for The Sink Gods! Stay tuned for more information! Addressing known concerns: -I know that a walkthrough has been in high demand.
The initial launch of The Sink Gods was not formatted correctly for iPad screen sizes, and had problems with widescreen devices. The UI elements such as inventory and arrows now scale with screen size. The game is held within a neat little frame. HUGE UPDATE!!!! To celebrate 10K downloads of The Sink Gods, I'm making two major updates! This is update 1/2! So, what's new? In this version of The Sink Gods: -Major UI overhaul.
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