You may remember that a long time ago, in 2008, an adventure game called Limbo of the Lost surrounded itself in infamy once it was discovered that most of its backgrounds and other assets were plagiarized from other games, leading to it being taken off the shelves.
Besides the plagiarism, the game also suffered from a plethora of other issues, like bugs, unskippable cutscenes, tedious walking back and forth, and so on, thus quickly earning itself the place among the lists of worst games of all time.
However, in recent years, people begun to develop an ironic appreciation for the game's oddball nature, its quirky atmosphere, and bizarre characters and puzzles. They have noted that if it wasn't for the stolen assets and poor design, the game could actually be fun.
Well, replacing the stolen assets would be far too great of an undertaking, but fixing the poor design was actually reasonably achievable. This is where the Enhanced Edition comes in.
Intended to fix the game and make it a lot more playable, Limbo of the Lost: Enhanced Edition makes numerous improvements to the game, including but not limited to:
- Over 1300 new voicelines for Briggs.
- A proper Options menu.
- Fast Travel Maps for every Chapter.
- A Journal listing your current objectives.
- A Chapter Select.
- Skippable cutscenes.
- The SENSE interaction and the Seal of Sufferance now provide hints.
- An optional in-game walkthrough.
- Optional behind-the-scenes notes listing stolen assets and the changes in each room.
- Fixed random crashes on Windows 8/10/11.
- Cleaned up the audio of all voicelines.
Additional information is available on the game's wiki:
https://lotl.fandom.com/wiki/Enhanced_Edition
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