Lost Light is another promising release from Netease similar to the great 'Disorder' but with a new gameplay and an even more ambitious objective.

The concept of friends and enemies is fluid in the lockdown zone. You can even save the life of a wounded player, create a temporary alliance or complete a challenging objective and then bid them adieu. Even though you can attack anyone you see on the screen, you can also choose to team up with them. With the resources you get as you play, you'll be able to build and improve your own home base where you can rest and store all your treasures.Īnother thing that makes Lost Light stand out from similar games is the interaction with other players. Plus, one of the most important aspects of the game is shelter. To start, the settings are enormous, and you can explore them completely freely, either by foot or in different vehicles. However, it's actually much more complex. To do this, you can venture out alone or cooperate with other players, forming all kinds of alliances.Īt first glance, Lost Light may appear to be just another third-person shooter.

Your objective, above all, will be to survive in this hostile environment. In her exploration, Rumi discovers a series of notes, memories, and murals that help her uncover the mysteries of Alariya.Lost Light is a 3D ARPG where you get to join the Firefly Vanguard Squad, one of the last remnants of humanity left within the lockdown zone. With Ari’s help, Rumi must realign the Constellation Crystals in each of Alariya’s three Star Temples to give Ari enough power to wake everyone up. However, as the world decayed over time, the ancient temples that focused the power of the stars began to crumble leaving the world’s goddess, Ari, with only enough power to wake up one young hero, Rumi. Soothsayers foresaw a terrible storm that would last for centuries, so all the townspeople decided to fall asleep until it passed. In Light of Alariya, you traverse the ancient alien temples and ruins to restore the power of the stars and awaken your sleeping civilization.Īlariya was once a quiet and peaceful desert town. Light of Alariya is an open-world, third-person, exploration puzzle game made by students at SMU Guildhall.

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