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It’s a classic setting for a reason: a gentleman adventurer stranded on an uncharted island, contending with unexpected dangers while trying to keep his companions safe.

Island of the Lost starts in a sort of alternate Victorian era, where the country names are strange but their cultures are oddly familiar, and a world of science and industry has to adjust to the emergence of magic and monsters.

The action on the island is fun and fast-paced, the characters come together to feel like a well-rounded adventuring party, and the world Lane builds feels like it has a deep lore that… show more.