Fit check
Is Lost In Fantaland worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Deck-building fans who want to construct a deck from a large card pool.
- Roguelite players who enjoy adventures with randomly generated maps and battle scenes.
- Strategy players interested in choosing among six characters with distinct decks and artifacts.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a fixed route may find the randomly generated chapter maps and encounters a poor fit.
- Players seeking a steady challenge may hit a wall when Ascension adds tougher enemies, weather conditions, and bosses.
- Players looking for a real-time stealth strategy game should consider a different style of play.
Our take on Lost In Fantaland
Players who finish normal difficulty may hit a wall when Ascension begins: the mode adds mutated enemies, special weather conditions, and stronger bosses. Those seeking the same challenge throughout may bounce off at this shift in difficulty.
What is Lost In Fantaland?
Lost In Fantaland is a roguelite centered on deck-building and board-game strategy mechanics.
Choose one of six characters, each with a unique deck and artifacts, and set out on a randomly generated adventure. Collect cards, items, and artifacts, defeat enemies, and uncover the world's secrets. The game has three main classes, more than 300 cards, and over 100 artifacts. Players can combine and play multiple cards at once. After completing normal difficulty, Ascension mode unlocks progressively tougher challenges featuring mutated enemies, special weather conditions, and stronger bosses. Battles award Soul Orbs, which can be spent at the start of a game in the shop on services and global rules.
How Lost In Fantaland plays
- 01Multi-card play
- Players can combine cards and play several at once.
- 02Randomized adventures
- Chapter maps and battle scenes are randomly generated for each playthrough.
- 03Ascension mode
- Completing normal difficulty unlocks tougher challenges with mutated enemies, special weather, and stronger bosses.
- 04Soul Orb shop
- Battle rewards can be spent at the start of a game on services and global rules.
Lost In Fantaland compared to similar games
Shogun Showdown also combines deck-building with combat, and its description specifies positioning, attack tiles, and combos. Lost In Fantaland instead highlights randomly generated chapter maps and battle scenes, six character choices, and a shop using Soul Orbs.
Lost In Fantaland: platforms & release
Is Lost In Fantaland worth it?
It is worth it if: deck-building fans who want to construct a deck from a large card pool. Skip it if: players who want a fixed route may find the randomly generated chapter maps and encounters a poor fit.
Where can I download Lost In Fantaland?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Lost In Fantaland's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Lost In Fantaland on?
Windows and macOS.
