LostWinds sequel already planned?

By Tom Bramwell Published 13 May, 2008

So says Frontier's website.

With Frontier Developments' LostWinds due out in Europe on 20th May, talk has already turned to a sequel - and Frontier itself is spurring things on with some unambiguous labelling on its website.

Head to the LostWinds page on Frontier.co.uk and scroll down, and you're presented with a prompt to register for information on a "forthcoming LostWinds sequel containing amazing new gameplay as Toku and Enril's incredible adventure to save Mistralis continues". The game reportedly also ends with a note that it is "to be continued".

We've contacted Frontier for clarification.

The first game is among the WiiWare service's launch titles, and will cost 1000 Wii Points (approximately GBP 7 / EUR 10). It's a platform game where players manoeuvre a young hero, Toku, around levels on gusts of wind, solving puzzles.

Check out our LostWinds WiiWare review for more.

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Comments (3) Latest comment 4 years ago

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  • leftlion #1 4 years ago

    So do we have any idea how many levels there are on the first installment? and how difficult the game is in general? It'd be a shame if it was short and simple.

  • OrgasmicMutton #2 4 years ago

    IGN review says it's "three hour territory if you move along at a brisk pace."

    Still they've only got 43Mb to work with! Plus it is cheap. I reckon it will be well worth it.

  • krudster #3 4 years ago

    It's not level based. Most of the game world is just there to be explored from the start, rather like an old 2D platform adventure. Think Another World or Jet Set Willy!