Lost in Blue (Nintendo DS, 2005)

Lost in blue, sequel to Survival Kids from the GBC, is one of the games that take the most advantages from the DS. Your primary objective is toLost in blue, sequel to Survival Kids from the GBC, is one of the games that take the most advantages from the DS. You play as a young boy who, in company of a young girl, must escape the island where they are stranded. Your primary objective is to survive. At the beginning that’s not an easy task. It might even be frustrating. But once you get it, it’ll be really funny. Trying to escape the island will get you into a challenging activity and it’ll be amusing as well. Once you conquer the game the first time, another mode will be available, Skye mode, which lets you play as the girl and that’s a different experience. And once you beat that mode, you’ll get Challenge mode, which let’s you play as one of the criminals that appear at the end of the regular mode. It’s a long journey if you want to complete everything.

This game is extremely funny, but before purchasing it, one must be prepared to expect a different kind of game. This is not an action game and it does take some patience to get into the game. Skye mode and Challenge Mode are not as funny as the main mode and they can be a little exasperating, especially Challenge mode which do requires a lot, and I mean a lot, of patience. Even so, it’s quite the experience and you’ll be satisfied if you give it a try.

I recommend it to those who enjoyed games like Harvest Moon. Those who want immediate action might want to try another game.