- October 31, 2017
- Rabbit Hole Studios
The Lost Gardens
Platforms
About
In "The Lost Gardens" , play as an ancient robot, The Caretaker, awakened by The One to reclaim the world from the life-draining being, Fear. Solve puzzles, fight enemies, and explore seven regions to change the world's fate. Enjoy upgradable stats, unlockable weapons, companion upgrades, and branching storylines influenced by a karma system. Experience real-time combat and engaging environment in this unique adventure.






- The game features a visually appealing art style that combines 2D and 3D elements, enhancing the overall aesthetic experience.
- Gameplay is intuitive and fun, with simple controls that make it easy to pick up and play, providing a satisfying experience for both casual and dedicated players.
- The developers are actively engaged with the community, taking feedback and implementing improvements, which gives players confidence in the game's ongoing development.
- The game feels too short and unfinished, with some players expressing a desire for more content and updates.
- There are issues with the frame rate and lack of native controller support, making gameplay less smooth and more challenging than it should be.
- Several bugs and glitches have been reported, which can detract from the overall experience, especially in an early access title.
gameplay
14 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by its easy-to-learn controls and intuitive mechanics, making it accessible for new players. While the initial difficulty presents a challenge, particularly with jumping and enemy encounters, players find that the game becomes significantly easier as they progress and unlock new abilities. Overall, the combination of responsive movement, engaging puzzles, and interesting enemy designs contributes to a fun and exploratory experience.
“Easy to pick up and play immediately because simple controls make for a quick sense of comfort with gameplay.”
“This game is still in early access at the time I am writing this review, overall I enjoyed the first chapter of the game, the mechanics are fun and simple and the enemies/bosses as well as the environments have interesting designs.”
“First of all, we have the gameplay, for this I'm including all of the movement/platforming as well as combat, both of these took some getting used to but are actually very responsive and fun once you get the hang of it.”
“Next up is difficulty, this game started pretty difficult with jumping being a challenge and enemies constantly whittling down your health bar, but then you get used to the jumping and you unlock a gun, and the game became ridiculously easy. That is not necessarily a bad thing, but it is something to point out. When I started the game, the mechanics gave the impression that this game would be fairly difficult, but that illusion faded as you are showered with long-range abilities and a bigger health bar.”
“First of all, we have the gameplay. I'm including all of the movement/platforming as well as combat. Both of these took some getting used to but are actually very responsive and fun once you get the hang of it.”
“- gameplay (movement and combat)”