Ubisoft details Lost game News • News • Eurogamer.net

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Due out in Q1 2008.

Ubisoft has finally opened up about the Lost videogame it announced it had signed up to develop all the way back in May 2006. It will be out on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC in Q1 2008.

In a storyline that extends on the themes of the TV series, you'll get to play as a passenger on Oceanic flight 815 after it crash-lands on an island in the Pacific and things start "going spooky".

As with the main characters in the show - some of whom you'll interact with - you'll have to confront your dark past, seek redemption and ultimately find a way home.

According to the announcement, you'll get to stalk familiar locations, solve puzzles, do a bit of fighting and battle the smoke monster. Whether you'll get to spend any time in a cage with Evangeline Lilly is not made clear.

Look out for more on Lost soon.

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space_ace #1 5 years ago

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lost details? but where could they be?
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Dr.Mott #2 5 years ago

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Sounds... meh.
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Tomo #3 5 years ago

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Sounds interesting if you ask me. If it's as good as the 24 game, I'm there.
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Brogan #4 5 years ago

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like the show but can't see it working as a game. well maybe a 2d platformer but everything works in medium. tv and film ip's should never of got themselves depth, doesn't work. goldeneye the exception that proves the rule
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Vin #5 5 years ago

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FPS or nowt.
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peterfll #6 5 years ago

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Or tied up in a string net with Matthew Fox, if you're of that persuasion.
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Wyrm #7 5 years ago

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How they can take such a potentially great thing and make such a dull trailer amazes me. Looks like we play as Jack, pushing crates about and pulling leavers no doubt.

The graphics look shocking too.
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spongebob #8 5 years ago

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Hopefully by this time the series itself is at a point that there's enough questions answered and that this is reflected in the game. Otherwise it will be a game of questions, baffled looks from the player and boredom.
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