Fit check
Is Lost in the Forest worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual action players who prefer obstacle-focused levels
- Platforming fans who enjoy collecting items while navigating stages
- Players seeking a forest adventure with a defined 20-level structure
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a large open world may find the level-based structure limited.
- Players seeking extensive combat systems may find the focus on avoiding creatures and navigating obstacles narrow.
- Players who do not enjoy collecting items may have little interest in gathering all 60 diamonds.
Our take on Lost in the Forest
The game concentrates on level traversal, hazards, and collectibles, leaving less room for broad exploration or a wider range of gameplay systems. Its variety comes from movement mechanics and obstacles within the 20 levels.
What is Lost in the Forest?
Guide a lost boy through the forest and multiple locations as he searches for a way home.
The game has 20 levels with hazards and creatures to avoid. Movement challenges include jumping, using jumpers for a jump bonus, bouncing on balloons, switching gravity, and pushing boxes. Diamonds appear throughout the levels, with 3 in each one for 60 in total. Forest creatures include foxes, frogs, hedgehogs, and even a shark. Progress through the stages by navigating obstacles, avoiding creatures, and collecting diamonds.
How Lost in the Forest plays
- 01Twenty action levels
- Each level combines hazards, creatures, movement challenges, and diamonds to collect.
- 02Gravity switching
- Changing gravity is one of the movement mechanics used during level traversal.
- 03Jump bonus
- Jumpers provide an additional jump boost.
- 04Diamond collection
- Each level contains 3 diamonds, for 60 across the game.
- 05Environmental obstacles
- Stages include spikes, balloons, and boxes that can be pushed.
Lost in the Forest compared to similar games
SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER includes shooting alongside running, jumping, and dodging, while Lost in the Forest focuses on avoiding creatures, switching gravity, pushing boxes, and collecting diamonds. Sonic Origins contains four classic titles; Lost in the Forest instead follows a lost boy through 20 levels, each containing 3 diamonds.
Lost in the Forest: platforms & release
Is Lost in the Forest worth it?
It is worth it if: casual action players who prefer obstacle-focused levels. Skip it if: players looking for a large open world may find the level-based structure limited.
Where can I download Lost in the Forest?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Lost in the Forest's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Lost in the Forest on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
