Lost Horizon 2
Step into the gaming world with Lost Horizon 2, one of the top $3.99 games in the App Store! Crafted with creativity and innovation by Animation Arts Creative GmbH, this captivating Family game is bound to grab your attention. With its content rating of 12+, it caters to a wide audience. Ever since its release on 27th March 2018, it has been constantly updated, with the latest version rolled out on 30th March 2021.
Whether you have a liking for Family, Adventure, games, Lost Horizon 2 is sure to keep you hooked!
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Hard-boiled adventurer Fenton Paddock returns in Lost Horizon 2, the new adventure game by the creators of the Secret Files Series! Lost Horizon 2 requires at least iOS 10 and runs on iPhone 5 (or higher) and iPad 4 (or higher).
# # MAKE YOUR STAND IN THE SHADOW OF THE COLD WAR # #
More than a decade has passed since Fenton Paddock aced out the Nazis in securing a powerful ancient relic in the outlying mountains of Tibet. While the Cold War has the world’s superpowers in a tight grip, the former Royal Air Force pilot has to face the biggest challenge of his eventful life: Breach beyond the Iron Curtain and save his family from shady, unrelenting adversaries.
# # CLASSIC ADVENTURE GAMING ON iPHONE AND iPAD # #
Lost Horizon 2 brings classic adventure gaming to your iPhone or iPad. Enjoy beautiful 3D graphics, follow a captivating narrative, solve challenging riddles and make use of touchscreen-optimized controls. Lose yourself in an interactive thriller that keeps you psyched way beyond its epic finale.
# # PRAISED BY THE PRESS # #
Gaming Boulevard says that “this is the game for you, if you’re coming home late from work and you’re in the mood for a good interactive bedtime story that’s straight forward and yet still challenging”. And Game4me calls it “a worthwhile successor to the original Lost Horizon game with a strong story and interesting characters in beautiful locations”.
# # WHAT MAKES LOST HORIZON 2 STAND OUT # #
- The new game by the creators of the fan-favorite Secret Files series
- An interactive thriller set in Europe in the mid-1950s
- Packed with of challenging riddles and clever puzzles
- Beautiful 3D graphics and full voice-over in English and German
- Smooth touch controls and mobile-optimized UI
# # LINKS AND RESOURCES # #
Visit the studio behind Lost Horizon 2 over at http://www.animationarts.de/. Use the official hashtag #losthorizon2 on social media.
# # COSTS AND REQUIREMENTS # #
Lost Horizon 2 requires at least iOS 10 and runs on iPhone 5 (or higher) or iPad 4 (or higher). As a full premium app, the initial purchase grants access to all content and features – there are no fee-based episodes or other IAPs.
What’s Fresh in the Latest Update?
Discover what’s new in the recent update of Lost Horizon 2 on 30th March 2021:
Adjusted the game for screens with a ratio up to 21:9.
Improved usability and smaller bug fixes.
Hear from the Players – Lost Horizon 2 Reviews
Find out what gamers are saying about Lost Horizon 2:
Thank you developers for such a high quality premium game, our only request is to please continue updating and supporting it. Big fan of your software, thank you !
Sadly, this game has too many glitches. Im currently stuck because the phone in the phone booth cannot be dialed (rotated) correctly.
At this point Im stuck in the bridge room. We cant cross over to the switches. Fenton just runs in place. Disappointing as we actually did enjoy the game up until this point. If this issue gets fixed Ill change rating.
We have played adventure games for many years and this game rates as one on top of the list. If you enjoy point and click adventure, solving puzzles, finding items to do so. Also a good story line, with days of play, its so worth the price! We felt like we were part of an old movie and It needed our help to solve problems along the way. It played flawlessly on our iPad Pro. We will be watching for more games by Deep Silver. Thank you, keep them coming please.
This was an interesting sequel to the first Lost Horizon. The character of Fenton Paddock is quite different from the first game but we think this is pretty realistic given the amount of time which has passed between the two games. The graphics and cutscenes are technically improved from the first game. However, we felt some of the charm and humor was also missing; additionally, the sense of mystery seemed lacking at times despite the interesting subject matter. Like the first game, the gameplay in the final chapter ends the game on a strong note. We like that both games in the series explore the physics of time, although it may have been a bit too neatly wrapped up for our taste in the sequel. Overall though, this is a solid adventure game with a lot of content.
While we mostly enjoyed LH and LH2, in our opinion both games suffer from the same issues: Too many lengthy, somewhat boring movie sequences to explain the backstory where one can only watch but not interact. Using the inventory in close up scenes sometimes is horrible as somehow the items in the inventory get moved to the right and one has to close and reopen the inventory to be able to select an item propery again. We also do not care at all for the timed sequences, where one has to perform the necessay actions within some time. And the sequences where one could get shot are not our favorites either. Lastly there was at least one riddle we didnt understand even after consulting the builtin walkthrough. It simply didnt make any sense to us. But as we wrote at the beginning both games were still enjoyable and we played them to the end. They are quite long and the riddles differ and were mostly difficult enough for us. Thanks for reading.
This was a tough one to write. We were looking forward to the sequel. It may be just us but the scenes did not all seem equal. We dont know if a different process was used or if there artists that were added or left during production or what. Some scenes were gorgeous, others…a little more on the cartoony side. The IPad version seemed really twitchy… And several scenes required starting over ignoring there was a save. The end scene used a horrible animation of the child while the father looked more on the real-ish side. The end also seemed to be just kind of thrown together. Personally we prefer a little bit of logic to what you need or could use in a scene…. Yes, you use could possibly do that you could do that but really??? We dare you try some of those little scenarios…a little bit of reality would be nice. Some of the contraptions were pretty out there. We also hate the touch this, run and touch that and figure out a long sequence spin twice, and poof a magic door appears. It ruins a story. We gave it three stars just because we were determined to make it to the end.
Let us start by saying the first lost horizon was top notch in every possible way. From the length, the scenery to sounds, the puzzles were amazing n the voice actors really made it that much better. This game however left us scratching our head. For starters it made absolutely no sense. The characters are confusing as is the storyline. The voices are mediocre at best n dont fit well. Most of all its the hidden objects n puzzles that dont add up… Literally there is zero rhyme to reason on what ur combining n why. When u finally figure it out… By simply combining whatever u can… It doesnt make any sense. This makes it incredibly difficult to figure out n leaves you confused with no end to a means… This has the basics n couldve been great, but feel they gave up on this one n didnt put in the effort it soo needed. Ugh. So sad. Loved the first one,but this left us wanting more… Not in a good way!
Game is very twitchy! Mid way through game started freezing. Each scene now freezes, saving freezes, saving takes 5-10 min as does each and every freeze scene. We basically have to wait everything out. Started around the Abby/graveyard. Saves dont necessarily save which stinks cuz you have to redo things. We’ve literally had to redo the diamond section 12 times before we gave in and just waited 10 min each save freeze after every single diamond. This is so frustrating, only reason we havent thrown in towel is cost and we had back surgery so cant do much else till we heal. Huge huge waste of repetitive time! Some annoying back and forth. Much preferred first one. We still like the story and mostly the gameplay itself. Getting around is a bit glitchy. Not a fan of the timed stuff or super long cutscenes since we like to play then do a chore then play. Fix the glitches and Ill up our review since these point and click adventures are hard to come by, especially long ones!
Parts are fine. Parts are awful. There are timers where there shouldnt be, and certain parts that you may have to repeat a million times. We loved the first one and wanted to love this, too, but after our last half hour of trying to sneak past the guard, Im just unable to find it in our heart. There are timers where there shouldnt be, and challenges that arent puzzles at all. The reviews are not mistaken. There are real flaws in this second game. The story is good, but the gameplay is painful.