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Lost World

Fiction genre concept

A fiction genre involving a place lost in time and/or place.

25
games
17
platforms
Return to Oz (Amstrad CPC)
Return to Oz
CPC 1986
Yellow Brick Road (PlayStation)
Yellow Brick Road
PS1 1996-08-30
ParaWorld (Windows)
ParaWorld
WIN 2006-09-25
The Wizard of Oz (Apple II E)
The Wizard of Oz
IIE 1985-10
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (Nintendo Entertainment System)
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
NES 1996
Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire (NEC PC9801)
Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire
9801 1992-12-02
Turok (Windows)
Turok
WIN 2008-04-22
Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA (Windows)
Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA
WIN 2018-04-16
El Mago de Oz (MSX 2)
El Mago de Oz
MSX2 1985
Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire (X68000)
Worlds of Ultima: The Savage Empire
X68K 1993-08-20
Turok (PlayStation 3)
Turok
PS3 2008-01
Yellow Brick Road (Saturn)
Yellow Brick Road
SAT 1996-08-30
Commonly this is a hidden place on Earth that still has prehistoric animals (such as dinosaurs) living there as if the mass extinctions of old never happened.
Common:
* Dinosaurs
* Tropic
* Forest

Popular tags

interactivefiction

Games by year

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The first Lost World video game was released in 1984.

U.S. Gold, Synergy and Windham Classics published most of these games.

Related site

Wikipedia article

Platforms

Windows 6
SNES 2
MS-DOS 2
C64 2
PS3 1
Saturn 1
Mac OS Classic 1
NEC PC9801 1
X68000 1
MSX2 1
NES 1
ZX Spectrum 1
Amstrad CPC 1
Atari 400/800 1
PS 1
Apple II E 1
X360 1

Most common companies

U.S. Gold3
Synergy3
Windham Classics3
Touchstone Studios3
Acclaim2
Pony Canyon2