The Lost Warrior is probably the best arcade game for all the Android OS users out there. If you love role playing games, then you are definitely going to love this! Part of the Nezah series, this game features the warrior Nezah who finds himself trapped in the Dead Zone during the Holy War. Nezah must make it through the Dead Zone to find the main troops.
You need to tap the screen in order to move the warrior around. In order to kill a monster you have to touch it. To win the game, kill all the monsters around you before they start to regenerate.
The Lost Warrior is filled with features like:
1. 10 completely different types of maps.
2. 10 varieties of Al monsters that you can fight against.
3. Sound effects which are very realistic and nice graphics too.
4. An endless mode where you can keep playing till your arms fall off!
5. Also the ability to send any error reports off to forum.9kgames.
The system requirements for this game include:
1. Android 2.1+
2. A screen with a resolution of 480×800 pixels or higher
3. Any sort of high end Android device which includes Samsung Galaxy Tab, Motorola Droid and so on.
The new feature of this game has to be the SDK update. However, you need to keep in mind that this game is actually pretty challenging. There are lots of enemy monsters present which come charging at you. Plus, monster Al’s aim is literally perfect, so getting away from him and staying alive at the same time could turn out to be something difficult.
The nay sayers
But, like all games out there, The Lost Warrior also has its critics. They opine that the challenge in the game is barely present and that the game needs to be worked on quite a bit. They also say that there is no auto fire power. Hence, if you want to kill, say 1,000 enemies, then you need to tap the screen about a 1,000 times. There are some who argue that sufficient amount of ammo is not given to the players if you compare the amount of ammo given to the enemies.
The verdict
Online surveys have shown that 6 out of 13 people give this game one star; 2 out of 13 give it three stars; and another 2 give it four stars. Finally, 3 out of those 13 gave these game 5 stars. Many of these users complained of not being able to understand what the entire story line was, and why the war was going on in the first place (there always is room for improvement). Other people simply wanted a little more variety in the ‘enemies’ present in the game because a lot of them look very similar.
So what is the verdict? There will always be haters for every game but it doesn’t necessarily mean that the game is bad. All in all, the game is pretty fun to play if you have the time and the patience but there is definitely some room for improvement.
