Lost Alone Ep.3 - Nonnina

Excellent game, lots of fun and a few jump scares. Creepy like all his games with a twisted story. Collect items puzzles with a few good elements thrown in,. I really enjoyed it. Only complaints is you have to drink energy juice to walk fast which becomes aggrivating and the flash light goes out too quickly. Plus a bit of back tracking in near darkness at times. At times a bit confusing on where to go or what to do next even with the task system. But overall I really enjoyed this game very much.

This is what happens when you get too creative with your mechanics ideas. The first 2 games allowed you to save anytime. This one decided to make saving a special treat with these dumb videotapes you have to find and spend on each save. What's the result? You only save when you're ready to call it quits for the night. So you play for an hour without saving (don't want to waste precious videotapes), and the first opportunity to die scene comes where you're not sure how to avoid death cuz running away from a half-naked woman with a rabbit mask is just counterintuitive. And you have to restart all your progress. Your mechanics are not jiving with each other. (constantly chugging energy drinks, and batteries that you can't add to shortcuts are another problem, but I can live with that...)

I absolutely loved and hated this game, I loved it because of the story and the gameplay itself - hated it because it scared me almost to death.

the games are good but very buggy please fix this because i prob wont buy another game like this .not worth it to me when get so far in the game and cant save and it crashes.

Lost Alone EP.03 - Granny Episode three of the Lost Alone series continues the story of George and the long shadow cast by the choices and tragedies that shaped his life. Without giving anything away, this chapter digs deeper into the past and explores another piece of the story that has been slowly unfolding across the series. Like the earlier episodes, the game mixes psychological horror, puzzles, and storytelling to reveal more about the forces guiding George’s fate. The atmosphere is heavy, the themes are darker, and the questions it asks about guilt, redemption, and destiny become harder to ignore as the story moves forward. If you’ve been following the Lost Alone series, this chapter adds another important layer to the narrative and raises even more questions about where George’s journey is ultimately heading. I have enjoyed the stories told in Little Sister and Daddy, and this one did not disapoint. It is a heavy story and one that 100% recommend. Play them in order to get the full effect. 8/10

Guys! You need to play the complete series! A quite fun game with interesting scenario. Well done Doesn't Mater Games! I am going to check Who Knocks too.