Studio Fizbin's first foray into the first-person narrative adventure sub-genre is their most uncreative work thus far.
Lost at Sea is the story of a woman desperately trying to keep her head above water in an overwhelming ocean of emotions.
James writes - "Whenever I think of developers Studio Fizbin releasing a fresh title, there’s an expectation that they’re going to deliver a quality game. In fact, their reputation is for creating delightfully weird, yet humorous, point-and-click adventures like those found in The Inner World series. The time has come for Studio Fizbin to delve into new territories now though, with the first-person narrative adventure Lost At Sea looking to ponder life as a whole. Will this shift in genres and mood be plain sailing, culminating in Lost At Sea being an unmissable adventure, or does the experience ultimately fail to captivate?"
TGG says: "Lost At Sea is a narrative adventure about coming to terms with your past. About accepting the good and bad things that have happened in your life and realizing that you’re only human, however difficult it may be to let go of the painful memories that haunt you."
