Lost: Via Domus

Not a damn thing will make sense to you if you haven't watched at least the first two seasons of Lost. And there's no "game" here to make it worth playing unless you are a fan. Even then, it's only good for the final minute. At least it only takes five hours to reach the conclusion.

This short adventure game nails the feel of both the show and the island on which it's set, but struggles with some of the characters.

"Lost has proven to be one of the most popular new television series in recent years, mainly due to its serialized storyline which gets ridiculously more complex with each passing season."

"Controls come in a mixed bag. When you’re in an open space, things move along swimmingly, but it’s when players have to navigate between objects and small corridors that things become unwieldy to the point of tedium. Clipping issues combined with some infrequent slowdown can, and often does result in a player’s untimely demise."

"One day this game will be sitting in a bargain bin next to all those Superman Returns action figures; and if you’re a fan of the show that under $20 price will be a better deal."