TV's most popular drama is now an exciting new Board Game!

You've survived the crash of Oceanic Flight 815. But can you survive the Island? "LOST: THE GAME" is a strategy game that puts players on the island in the roles of their favorite characters.

Players can choose from 17 of the Lost island's inhabitants: Ana-Lucia, Boone, Charlie, Claire, Eko, Hurley, Jack, Jin, Kate, Libby, Locke, Michael, Sawyer, Sayid, Shannon, Sun, and Walt.

Each character has a special ability; stronger characters also have a special drawback. Some characters also have a unique way they can win the game.

"Lost : The Game" was co-developed by the creator of the TV series, so you can be sure this is going to be realistic and exciting!

Components

17 character cards.
75 hexagonal tiles, each representing a different area on the island, make up the game board.
160 cards, including 80 encounter cards, 40 event cards, and 40 equipment cards.
Basic and advanced rules.
Exclusive Lost coin, dice, and player tokens.

The Board

The board will be different every game. For beginners, a 16-hex island in a 4x4 grid is recommended, which means that even after you play once, there will still be 59 more island tiles to explore in future games. A 4x4 grid, with two players, should take about an hour to play.
Advanced players can use more tiles and lay them out in any possible shape. Thus, the island will feature a different mix of tiles every game, and it could also have a different shape every game.
The island tiles feature images from various episodes of Lost.

The Fate Cards

There are 3 types of Fate cards:

The Encounter cards represent challenges that the island presents to the players. For example, adversaries such as the Others, the Polar Bear and the "Monster" are all found on Encounter cards. These cards also include challenges that require players to work together, such as providing food and building a giant S.O.S. sign in the sand.
The Event cards represent plot points. Players accumulate these cards and then use them at opportune times. Examples include the ability to steal equipment, introduce a new character into the game, and change a die roll.
The Equipment cards are just what they sound like: equipment the characters carry with them to use in various ways.

Gameplay

"Lost: The Game" incorporates elements of Magic: the Gathering, Talisman, Settlers of Catan and even Chess.
The goal of each player is to become the Leader of the Oceanic Flight 815 survivors.
Some characters have alternate win conditions listed on their character cards.
Two or more players can, by agreement, work together and win together. In fact, some characters are designed to be more powerful when they're allied.
At the start of the game, the island tiles are mixed together and then placed on the table to form the board. All the tiles are face down at this point; tiles are turned face up when a character moves onto them.
When a tile is turned face up, the character who caused this to happen follows the instructions on that tile.

Lots of fun and suspense for 2 or more players!