Lost Lands: Sand Captivity
An artifact found on Earth interferes with Susan’s life and forces her to return to adventures.
“Lost Lands: Sand Captivity” is an adventure game in the genre of Hidden Objects, with plenty of mini-games and puzzles, unforgettable characters and complicated quests.
After the peace in the Lost Lands was restored, Susan decided to restore her own world. She had become a dedicated mother and a grandmother. All that reminded her of her previous adventures were the stories she told to her granddaughter under the guise of fairytales. But like mother, like son. Jim couldn’t walk by the artifact of the Lost Lands that was found on Earth. Accidentally, he unleashed an ancient curse. So now Susan has to return to the Lost Lands one more time to save her family.
Find a way to lift a mysterious curse with the help of the Lost Lands inhabitants.
Welcome familiar characters and meet the new ones to find solutions together with them.
Explore a fantasy world and find non-trivial solutions. Collect familiar and unfamiliar items.
Enjoy stunning locations and beautiful soundtracks
Solve dozens of puzzles and test yourself in exciting mini-games
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
Excellent game for the genre. As good, maybe even better, than previous ones in the series. (And this series is in the top two or three of all the games I've played in this genre.) It follows the usual format, except one small and one very small thing.
On new game mechanic is that sometimes it won't let you pick up an object that you don't need yet. I would find this annoying if they did this with every object. (You can't pick it up until you know what you need it for.) They did it just with a few things judiciously, and I liked it.
The other very small thing was when you have to pick up a set of objects, it doesn't show the total count that you need until you've found where the objects will be used. So, if you need 10 of a thing, it will just show how many you have, but not show "out of 10", like "8/10" until you've found the place you'll use it. This was really minor, but I liked it. It adds a nice little touch.
The only two downsides to keep in mind are the following. I don't think this would make anyone not want to play, just wanted to mention it:
1. You can't create separate profiles. This was true of the older games, also. I will definitely play this again, but it means I won't be able to search for the collection objects next time. (I do like hunting those down.)
2. I had to put the resolution at 1600x900 in order for the mouse to be big enough to see when it changes. (I'm on a largish laptop screen.)
Steam User 0
fun
Steam User 0
excellent