- May 15, 2022
- Daniele Doesn't Matter
Lost Alone Ep.2: Daddy
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About
"Lost Alone Ep.2: Daddy" is a first-person psychological horror game, continuing the story of George Tellaselv's turbulent past. After facing his childhood traumas in the first episode, George is now plagued by new supernatural experiences in this rebuilt and improved sequel. With enhanced graphics, added jump scares, and new puzzles, players must navigate George's haunted mind through additional hours of nightmare-filled gameplay.






- Engaging story that builds upon the previous episodes, with a heartfelt narrative and interesting character development.
- Great atmosphere with effective jump scares and solid sound design, enhancing the horror experience.
- Fun and varied puzzles that provide a good challenge without being overly difficult, making the game enjoyable for a wide audience.
- The game suffers from bugs and optimization issues, including crashes and frame rate drops that can disrupt gameplay.
- The inclusion of the butcher as an antagonist is seen as annoying rather than scary, detracting from the overall horror experience.
- Some puzzles are vague and can feel tedious, leading to frustration rather than enjoyment, especially for players who prefer a more streamlined experience.
story
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is engaging and builds upon the narrative established in the first episode, offering a heartfelt and creepy experience with a mix of puzzles and jump scares. While the translation from Italian may lead to some dialogue oddities, players can still easily follow the plot. Overall, it is recommended for those who appreciate a story-driven horror experience, though some feel the puzzles occasionally overshadow the narrative.
“Was an amazing game and I liked the way that the storyline followed on from the first.”
“I would also recommend this game to those looking for a horror that has a great heartfelt story with many puzzles.”
“Engaging story that builds upon itself in each episode.”
“The story is not for the faint-hearted.”
“The puzzles were a little more vague this time around, and I feel like the story really took a back seat to finding objects to complete puzzles.”
“The story itself is translated from Italian, so expect some dialogue oddities in text and translation to English, but you'll still be able to figure out the story and what's going on with no problem.”