Forever Lost: Episode 3 SD

Name: Forever Lost: Episode 3 SD
Rating: 4.66102 (59 reviews)

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Forever Lost: Episode 3 SD

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User Reviews for Forever Lost: Episode 3 SD

Mueller breakfast glitch

I adore these games! But I've re-started, re-downloaded, and looked for help online, and I'm still hitting a glitch at the start of Mueller's game. The breakfast disappears after the first conversation and doesn't come back, so I'm just stuck and can't continue the game. Really bummed.

Blueyes32988, Feb 05, 2016

Fun, but...

Very well done. Only complaint is that some of the puzzle solutions are extremely obscure and a bit of a stretch. That’s different from being “difficult.” I don’t know how anyone solves this without hints. Overall I’m happy. It is a fun game!

chirecho, Dec 02, 2017

Excellent!

This was truly an excellent game! Too bad it was the best out of the trilogy and the last. It had everything, a neat story, intrigue and mystique, very clever puzzles, a hint system that was really handy, and it was pretty long. Definitely recommended if you're looking for a game that takes skill and keeps the story interesting.

DelleeComeOn, Aug 14, 2015

Perfect ending!

I adore the Forever Lost series. This one is just as high quality and fun as the other two. I wish the backstory had been more obviously explained, but everything else is top-notch

GraceAnne11111, Feb 12, 2017

A worthy end(?)

I love the Forever Lost series, and this is a worthy finale. It’s longer than the previous two games in the series, and even more challenging. The puzzles in Forever Lost 3 fit even more neatly into the story and the environments than before, which I find far more interesting than your standard hidden object/slider puzzle/combination lock puzzle games in the genre. There are plenty of great puzzles in 3, and I didn’t find any of them to be so frustrating I couldn’t solve them without hints (although putting the game down for a while and coming back with fresh eyes helped). The camera remains a welcome feature, and helps avoid endless backtracking. The atmosphere is spooky, but it’s obvious that the developers have tongues planted firmly in cheeks, which lightens the mood (and occasionally provides punny solutions). I found the SD version to look just fine on both my iPhone and my iPad, and it didn’t hinder gameplay in the least, but I guess if you have the extra $ to spend on HD, why not. The game experience is definitely worth it, either way.

Kroz Hog, Jan 29, 2020

Wish I could play, would rate

I enjoyed the first two games in the series but so far, in hours since downloading and trying to play this game, I am only met with glitches, many pop ups saying something with wrong, unable the change settings. I have the newest iphone and OS and have had to delete and redownloaded several time with no change to game play. A real shame, I would have liked to actually play.

mck_smith, Jun 27, 2020

Splendid close to a compelling series!

Loved this installment of the Forever Lost world. Challenging puzzles while being logical often in a lateral-thinking way (hello puns). I played the previous games as well as Cabin, which made me feel more invested in the storyline. I recommend at least doing the first two before embarking on this one (all similarly intriguing).

mnach, Feb 17, 2017

Amazing as usual!!

If I had complaints about this episode I would say that there were too many puzzles and some were quite vague which made them hard to figure out. As much as I love the excitement of exploring a new area, there almost seemed to be too many areas. 6 or 7 areas, all with at least 8 or 9 different rooms. Something you receive from solving a puzzle is supposed to connect to something you forgot about because it was at the beginning of the game. There's almost too many things to remember. However, this will never stop me from playing it. This is, hands-down, the greatest story line ever. The way the information is given to the player is brilliantly done! Also, the quotes in every single game and the gorgeous atmosphere is the best I've ever seen. You learn so much about Alice, and Hugo, and Hawthorne Manor, and what really went down. And then at the end, it still leaves you with a mystery for you to figure out on your own. Definitely genius gameplay!

Nrsweeps girl, May 29, 2020

Why the iPhone style balloons???

The art/grafx is the partner to the puzzles that make this game great. The first two episodes didn't have the annoying white Apple-style baloons behind the text.That being said, why not make it customizable (the text and/or text background)? The white takes away from the art!

Skenny8, Dec 17, 2015

Brilliance.

I've played almost every game in this Genre. This team truly has the gift for producing a very challenging experience that every one of their masterpieces are not only works of pure art, but they developed a subtle hint system to nudge us along--without spoiling the fun of figuring out each puzzle. I bought EVERY game from this duo and cannot wait for the next. If you liked Antrim Escape (1, 2 + 3), PLEASE GET ALL THE FOREVER LOST, Cabin Escape + Ferris Mueller...the wit, dark side and philosophy they embed into these highly crafted games...buy it. Then get ready to be amazed.

VacantField42, Sep 05, 2015

Description

The truth is near. Look inside. Founded in 1806, the Hawthorne Asylum was active during a time when patients were treated less like people and more like lab rats.

Although closed down in the 50’s due to changing ethical standards it is said that experiments were still being conducted for decades to come. This is the concluding episode to the Forever Lost story, if you haven’t played the previous two episodes then please go do that now, we can objectively say they’re awesome. A first person point and click game filled with puzzles, objects, rooms, and more puzzles. Plus there’s an actual story for those players that way inclined. Features: • Inspired by classic 2D point’n’click adventure games and modern culture. • Amazing visual and sound design. • In game camera so you can take photos of all the clues you find. Less back tracking! • Plenty of rooms to explore and puzzles to solve. • Beautiful soundtrack perfectly suited to this eerie and haunting world. • A full hint guide that keeps track of your accomplishments to make sure you never get stuck. • Auto-save feature, never lose your progress again! Facebook & Twitter: www.facebook.com/GlitchGames www.twitter.com/GlitchGames Newsletter & Future Game Releases: www.glitch.games/newsletter Website: www.glitch.games