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Lost Head (Video Game Review)

The hit iOS title Lost Head has now made its way to PC distribution from publisher Alawar Entertainment. The quirky physics based puzzle title will have you saying, "Just one more level!" over and over as you attempt to complete Lost Head's 72 stages with the highest possible score and best times. Lost Head is a ton of fun and is comparable to Cut the Rope meets the board game Mouse Trap as you attempt to reunite the character with his lost head by rolling it through the numerous contraptions laid out in each stage. Lost Head is a perfect time killer and a great game whether you're playing on iPad, iPhone or the new release on PC.

In Lost Head, the objective of each stage is to reunite the game's protagonist, Franken-Stitch, with his missing head so it may be sewed back on and hopefully not lost again. As you progress through the game's 72 stages and 5 worlds, puzzles become more intricate as more interactive objects are added to stages such as ice that can be destroyed, sponges can be expanded and returned to normal size when needed and more. While your main objective is to get the head to the end of each stage safely, you'll want to do it as fast as possible to get the highest score and fastest time. There are also at least one collectible in many stages that need to be acquired in order to 100% the game, but many of these are difficult to collect and will require many playthroughs to acquire, but they definitely add great replay value to Lost Head.

Lost Head is one of those games you hesitate to put away, and its addictiveness is only overshadowed by the game's charm. Cute cartoon graphics and hilarious animations from Franken-Stitch himself are enough to leave you in stitches as well. You can even view your collectibles from the main menu to see what you've collected so far, and achievements can be unlocked and viewed from the main menu to let you know what goal to shoot for next. Lost Head is a great game that gives players no reason to dislike it, and with a low price tag and an availability across a wide range of platforms, this is a title both casual and hardcore gamers should immediately add to their gaming collection. Find Lost Head in the App Store or on the Alawar website today!

Lost Head is now available and can be purchased for $1.99 on PC, iPad and iPhone. For more information on Lost Head, check out the official Alawar Entertainment website.

Game Features:
  • 72 Stages
  • 5 Unique Worlds
  • 10 Interactive Objects
  • 30 Collectibles
  • In-Game Tutorial


    • Game Information:
    Developer: Diesel Puppet
    Publisher: Alawar Entertainment
    Platforms: PC (reviewed), iPad, iPhone
    Release Date: September 6, 2012

    Score: 8 out of 10
     

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