Lost in Blue
2007 · Konami · Lost in Blue · 简体中文 / English / 日本語

In Lost in Blue, you're stranded on a deserted island and must manage your survival by gathering resources, crafting essential tools and shelter, and keeping your hunger and stamina levels in check to endure the harsh environment.
- Console
- NDS
- Year
- 2007
- Developer
- Konami
- Series
- Lost in Blue
- Language
- 简体中文 / English / 日本語
Controls
Lost in Blue uses the Nintendo DS's unique features for gameplay. The touch screen is central for managing your inventory, crafting items, and interacting with the environment, while the D-pad and buttons handle character movement and confirmation.
- D-Pad
Move Character
- A Button
Confirm / Interact
- B Button
Cancel / Back
- Stylus
Drag & Drop items, Select actions, Crafting
About Lost in Blue
Lost in Blue is a survival simulation game where you find yourself shipwrecked on an uncharted tropical island. Your primary goal is to stay alive day by day, establish a sustainable existence, and hopefully find a way back home.
The core of Lost in Blue involves exploring your surroundings to find materials like wood, stone, and edible plants. You'll need these to craft everything from basic tools like axes and fishing rods to more complex items for shelter and cooking. Managing your character's needs is crucial; hunger will deplete your stamina, and running low on energy makes survival much harder. The game features a day-night cycle and dynamic weather that can impact your resource gathering and overall well-being.
This installment on the Nintendo DS makes use of the dual screens and touch capabilities. The top screen displays your character and the environment, while the bottom touch screen serves as your control panel. Here, you'll manage your inventory by dragging and dropping items, navigate crafting menus, and interact with objects in the world. You're not alone either; you'll also need to look after a companion, ensuring they have food and aren't in danger.
Tags
- survival
- crafting
- adventure
- simulation
- island
- resource management
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