Lost Echo

Good story and graphics. Sometimes hangs and only restart helps (like using a stone on the old professor with chess)

Don’t know how a game is gonna be until you play it so I took a chance, but it’s not what I was looking for. It’s not like I’m asking for a refund for a half eaten sandwich or something I broke.

Graphics are bad. Characters came models came straight from PS2. No lip syncing. I could’ve got past the art being bad, but the dialogue was worse. And there was a lot of it in the beginning. Had to tap out very early on.

I liked the graphical style of the screenshots and the reviews were great so I bought it. But I will delete it right after this review. Could not stand it longer than a couple of minutes. I have never seen such awkward, cheap, wooden characters in any game before. Also the dialogue is tedious and really poorly written. I made it until right when the character leaves the hospital and gets home. By then I had lost any will to spend another minute with it. Absolutely terrible, I have no idea what other people might have seen in it if the reviews are even real.

It’s tough to find such a high quality game that offers such great attention to details. Not only is it a labor of love, but the developer continues to support it with meaningful updates and improvements, thank you !

This is a story of two people, Greg and Chloe. I love it so, why though did this happen. Chloe disappeared and Greg was determined to find his lost love. Why did Tom, Greg’s friend not know about Chloe. Where was Chloe’s clothes, all the pictures of Chloe gone. What was the doctor not saying. Is it just a dream. Great game.

I think reviews must disappear after updates. I’ve def worked them before! This game is still amazing, I’ve played it about every 3 years since I bought it. I’m still can’t wait for the next game by you guys, I’m patiently following! Hopefully it’s still in the works! Anyway try this game, it holds up & has an amazing story, you won’t regret it!

waiting for lost echo2

Throughly enjoyed the game.

The future-city screenshots are what sold me on this originally, and I was hoping for a bit larger world to explore. But probably a smart choice to keep the story fairly self-contained, considering it is rife with the expected sci-if tropes. Much of the story progression is based on selecting the right dialogue choices, and then having to go back to previous NPC conversations and preening the haystack again. Not exactly my preferred style of gameplay. Also an iPad touch screen doesn't suit a few of the mini-games all that well. Still, it was enjoyable to play through and would definitely purchase the sequel when it is released...