LOST in Blue 2: Fate's Island

Volcano Force

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Welcome to our island survival and management strategy game!

Embark on a breathtaking journey where you will join other survivors from an enigmatic incident in establishing camps on this mysterious island, navigating the perils of nature and facing off against ominous threats.

[Game Features]

• Passage of Time:
Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing game world as you experience the seamless transitions between day and night across the distinct four seasons. Whether you want to enjoy the thrill of fishing at dawn, unwind on the idyllic beach during sunset, or gaze at the twinkling stars in the night sky, you will find your unique experience here!

• Dynamic Weather:
Prepare to adapt your strategies and tactics as you encounter diverse weather conditions, ranging from sunny days to overcast skies and even raging thunderstorms. Each weather pattern poses unique challenges, and mastering the art of handling them will be the key to your success.

• Lively Inhabitants:
Get acquainted with a vibrant cast of residents, each with distinct personalities, interests, and background stories. Engage in meaningful interactions with them, cater to their requests, and involve them in your management endeavors. Observe their dynamic activities under varying weather conditions and at different times of the day, be it relaxed evening strolls or delightful beachfront barbecues.

• Island Management Figures:
Strike a delicate balance between the stamina, fullness, amusement, and hygiene of your camp to ensure the happiness of its residents and the flourishing of the community. Skillfully managing and satisfying these key figures will steadily boost the residents' happiness, which will make it easier for you to build a prosperous haven on this perilous island.

Ratings and reviews

I'm just not into games that the player can only do what the game says to do. I found no gameplay where I could control anything except doing the things the game says to do. No freedom to roam or collect random materials. You can only attack monsters by touching the screen in certain highlighted areas... So on and so forth. Sorry, I enjoy games that allow the player to play the game on their own.

So far this is a great game and it's very easy to navigate it will remain a five-star game unless I start having issues.... At first I gave this game five stars but now I dropped it down to three stars because every time I try to go to the open world to do the radar quest the GameStop's working and closest out I'm tired of having to reload the game please get this fixed

New to the game but veteran of similar. Well structured, with support as the base is initially built, to give confidence to continue. Plenty of main and side missions to keep the interest topped up. So far, so good.