“Lost Lands 1: Dark Overlord, Lost Lands 2: The Four Horseman and Lost Lands 3: The Golden Curse are now available for free download.”
In this initial trilogy, the player follows Susan, a mother plunged against her will into a parallel world to try to find her son, sucked into a mysterious portal. Each game adds a narrative layer, while maintaining a clear structure: exploration, clues, puzzles and twists and turns in a rich and detailed graphic universe.
A genre that seduces with its assumed slowness
Going against the trend of the explosive productions that dominate the rankings today, Lost Lands opts for slowness and logic. No running, no shooting, no stress: here, it’s observation, reflection and storytelling that take precedence.
“Development studio Five-BN Games is reportedly planning to release the entire series on the console, with over ten games under its belt potentially releasing in the coming year.”
Rewarding progression for PS5 players
“The good news for trophy hunters is that each game is packed with collectibles, and you can get almost all of them simply by progressing through the story.”
Unlike other, more demanding games, trophies in Lost Lands are designed to reward natural progression through the story, without forcing the player to repeat the same actions or follow a complex guide.
Other episodes already approaching
“As previously mentioned, the first three games are available for free download now, with the fourth releasing at an unspecified date this month.”
The fourth episode of the series, Lost Lands 4: The Wanderer, is expected in the coming days. With more than ten episodes planned, Lost Lands could well become one of the most extensive video game series on the PS5 in 2026.