- July 15, 2019
- Farom Studio
Lost Region
Platforms
About
"Lost Region" is an open-world MMO survival game set in a post-apocalyptic world. Players must gather resources, craft items, and build bases to survive against hostile enemies and other players. The game features a dynamic weather system, day/night cycle, and a wide range of environments to explore, from dense forests to toxic waste zones. Character Limit: 218/400.











- The game has potential and could become a great survival title if the developers continue to work on it.
- The graphics and environmental design are visually appealing, providing a decent aesthetic experience.
- The developers are active and responsive to community feedback, showing commitment to improving the game.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs and glitches, making it largely unplayable in its current state.
- There is a severe lack of content and mechanics, leading to a monotonous and empty gameplay experience.
- The game feels unfinished and has been in early access for too long without significant improvements or updates.
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some praising the surreal environmental design and decent visuals for an early alpha, while others criticize them as outdated and reminiscent of 2007. Many users note that while the graphics are not the worst, they fall short of expectations, especially in terms of character mechanics and overall polish. Overall, there is potential for improvement as the game develops, particularly with the integration of AI and more immersive elements.
“Overall the game is very surreal and has super amazing graphics for an early alpha game!”
“The best thing about this game is the graphics and environmental design.”
“90% of the graphics look great and once the animals and other AI have been re-integrated, this game will be very immersive and I can see lots of time being spent exploring the vast world.”
“Graphics are 2007ish.”
“Character mechanics and graphics are ancient and bugged.”
“Don't let the halfway decent graphics fool you; the dev(s) have UE4 to thank for that.”