Lost In Harmony – Review
Out Now! - January 22nd, 2016
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Lost in Harmony™ is the combination of rhythmic tapping and a choreographic runner that tells the story of two teenagers facing a complex disease. Players will travel and dodge obstacles in harmony with music inside hand-drawn panoramic environments. The soundtrack was imagined by composers of famous video games and ex Fugees Wyclef Jean composed and interpreted an exclusive song for the chapter 5 of the game
Today gamers can finally discover this musical experience on Google Play. The four first chapters of the story are playable for free. To complete the story and unlock the UGC part, players must opt for the Gold Edition at $3.99. It is also available on iOS in the App Store.
Lost in Harmony™ is also honored to reveal the partnership with #NoHairSelfie Cancer Awareness. It was a natural fit as the game chronicles the cancer journey of one of the main characters including treatment and hair loss. Developers of the game worked with Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation, which is one of the top 5 cancer research centers in the world, to write this meaningful and sensitive story. To support #NoHairSelfie movement, specific content has been created to customize Kaito and Aya: hat, headphones, skateboard and outfit. A whole new character Daniel is also playable in the UGC part of the game.
Today, download and try Lost in Harmony™ for free on Google Play here. You can watch the trailers here.
Also Available on iTunes in the App Store here.
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* Stunning Graphics
* Well Scripted Storyline
* Fun Game Play
* Customization of Character
* Ability To Unlock New Items
* Built In And Community Provided Soundtrack
For those that get bored quick with a repetitive type gameplay, this might not be the game for you.
Overall, this game has an amazing touching and heartfelt storyline. The graphics are amazing, even on the mobile platform. With a beautifully and engaging soundtrack, it leaves you wanting more and with the ability to reach out to the community and acquire more custom soundtracks. For a free trial game currently on the iOS App Store and Android Market its worth the play without question.
