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Can't get any better than this.

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 31 / 35
Date: June 12, 2008
Author: Amazon User

I mean, when a game copy-pastes levels, sounds, graphics, UI, and designs from a crapload of other good games, such as Thief 3, UT2004, Morrowind, Oblivion, WoW, Vampire: Bloodlines (one of my all time favs), Crysis, + more, it must be super awesome, right? It's like the combined awesomeness of all those games in one affordable title. Yeah Bethesda is gonna sue the game developer's arses, yeah ATARI, EIDOS, and Disney are gonna do the same, but who cares right? Limbo of the Lost (LOL) is out now for you to get your hands on.

Also if you have missed any or all the titles mentioned above, this game will give you the chance to experience them all in a short period of time. LOL is the Cliff Notes of gaming, fellas.

Additionally, the game works as an interactive "Guess The Screenshot" type of thread. When you advance to the next screen in-game, you are supposed to write down the title of the game where the background was stolen from. Then you should go on the internet and browse game sites to see whether your guess was correct or not. Or you can send a letter to the developers. They will be able to confirm your answer.

So what are you waiting for? Add LOL to cart now!

GAME OF THE YEAR!!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 26 / 29
Date: June 12, 2008
Author: Amazon User

This game got the best from "Diablo II, Painkiller, Unreal Tournament 2003, Unreal Tournament 2004, Thief: Deadly Shadows, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, Silent Hill 4, Crysis and scenes from the 1997 film Spawn and Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End."
Im surprised the four horsemen and the Rapture haven't shown up yet. Cant wait for Uwe Boll to pick up the rights for the game to make it into a movie!

An absolute sparkling testament...

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 16 / 18
Date: June 13, 2008
Author: Amazon User

To the power of plagiarism, theft, and all around shenanigans. It takes some serious skill to be able to manage so many game assets from so many disparate sources! I mean, the database alone needed to organize all of that stolen work must have taken more time than the development of the game engine itself! Of course, they didn't write the game engine either, but let's not quibble over details, right? Seriously folks, the audacity and brazen lack of scruples shown here is an event for the ages. A veritable motive power for the modern Zeitgeist of western culture. Books shall be written, methinks. Perhaps even film? Uwe Boll could direct in his stunning fashion a film worthy of this fiasco, nae epizootical farce of a game! The number of stars reflects the amount of entertainment I have received from the veritable cornucopia of glee I take from watching these fools squirm. Huzzah!

A Really Professional Feel!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 12 / 17
Date: June 14, 2008
Author: Amazon User

It's hard for me to believe just three people could produce such an epic adventure game! Limbo of the Lost tells the story of two brothers, Fate and Destiny, who are battling for supremacy over mankind. The graphics are amazing -- you can really tell how much time and care they put into the detailed 3D backgrounds. Sometimes the environments seem to lack consistency from screen to screen, but I'm sure they'll polish this up in the sequel. The music and occasional FMV sequences are also really epic and remind me of my favorite games and movies. Even the menus are packed with detailed textures that cement the professional design feel. I can't wait to see what the talented minds at Majestic can imagine up next -- although I hear they're taking a vacation first, and boy do they deserve it!

So good it should include its own drinking game.

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: June 23, 2008
Author: Amazon User

Well, it comes close enough with the gross-out humor; everything is up for grabs, be it a corpse's three femurs or copious amounts of ogre snot.

The fact that this game plagiarizes anything and everything in the most obvious ways possible is well-reported; but what isn't is how funny it can be at times - from a remove - and preferably without playing it.

It is unfortunately, from the best I can make out, a very tedious game. Yet for me, personally, being able to read the wacky dialogue between characters makes up for the game's many other shortcomings.

Not for $[...], however, even with the potential the game becomes a scarce legend in the future.

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