Lost in Time

Lost in Time

released on Feb 01, 1993

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Lost in Time

released on Feb 01, 1993

Recent discoveries allow people to travel back in time with the use of a simple instrument worn on the wrist that generates an intense magnetic field. Time travel is a privilege and is limited to a few trusted people. The inevitable consequences od such an extraordinary discovery lead to the creation of the Committee for Temporal Ethics. Only Observation of the past is authorized. Any other sort of intervention is forbidden because of the danger involved. The main character of this adventure game is Doralice Prunelier who is 27 years old woman living in year 1992. She works as a ship's captain in her age, however in a certain circumstances, she is forced to travel through time uncovering a time-traveling agents from the future.


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Lost in Time is a point-and-click adventure game that combines FMV with a first-person perspective and centers around a time travel plot. Sadly I cannot say many positive things about it. Though the premise might seem intriguing at first glance and the gameplay unique, it falls flat on both accounts.

The time travel is a gimmick that is never build upon. The puzzles - which mostly urge you to become the next MacGyver - are never involved in any time travel shenanigans, unlike, for example, the puzzles of Day of the Tentacle. The gameplay has further annoyances, like backtracking due to bad FMV design decisions and unmotivating direction.

The bare-bones plot goes nowhere, the characters are uninteresting, and dialogue and acting are at times comically bad. The soundtrack is barely there and mostly annoying.

It frustrates me that the game doesn’t do anything good with the premise it‘s given.