The first day is always the most intense in Lost in Blue games because if you're not 100% about what you're doing then it is pretty easy to die because there is absolutely no tutorial. Find food, find cave, make a firestarter, find water, sleep. If you are a Lost in Blue fan, you'll know the drill. So after you find out about this heartwarming story of teen love, you are thrust right into the gameplay. And somehow, through the powers of fate, these two ex-lovers, who hadn't seen each other in TWO years (an eternity to a teen), somehow end up on the same sinking ship and then miraculously end up on the same stranded island. Essentially, the story revolves around an aspiring teen singer and her amnesic ex-boyfriend who forgot he was ever with her. You can choose to play as a girl or a boy, but the story does not hinge upon your gender. The game begins with a quick background of your main character. Lost in Blue 3 makes the partner system a little bit more useful this time, and they also made some minor gameplay improvements, but realistically Lost in Blue 3 is pretty much the same game that you have been playing since 2005. The second entry, creatively titled Lost in Blue 2, traded the brevity for tedious gameplay and a pretty useless partner system. Sure, the first game was pretty interesting, but it suffered from being a little too short. I find it very difficult to believe that Lost in Blue is a series.
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