This trailer of the upcoming Lost game doesn’t tell us much other than a lot of time was spent accurately recreating the look from the show. There definitely appear to be some puzzle-solving (utterly appropriate for that program) and some exploration (again, on point) and a wee bit of action thrown in for good measure. We don’t know much about the game just yet, but we’ll let you know when we do.
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