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Generations Lost

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Control Monobe in this platformer, using his magic armor and energy rope to explore six areas, solve puzzles, and uncover his people's history.

Generations Lost was developed by Pacific Softscape and published by Time Warner Interactive for the Sega Genesis in 1994. It was not released on any other platform, so the original release year is also 1994.


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Released
1994
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
628.71 KB
Rating
0 votes

About Generations Lost

Generations Lost is a platform action game featuring the adventurer Monobe. His quest involves uncovering the history of his people, a journey that takes him through six distinct areas. These areas are connected by a teleportation device called the "Magic Box".

Monobe's capabilities are enhanced by a suit of magic armour. This equipment grants him a versatile moveset that includes basic platforming actions, melee attacks, and the ability to fire energy projectiles. A key traversal tool is an energy rope, used for swinging between platforms.

Progress through the game is not solely based on combat or movement. Players must also engage with environmental puzzles, locate hidden switches, and navigate past traps. This combination of action and problem-solving makes the gameplay challenging.

Generations Lost Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Introduction [1]
Introduction [2]
Begin of the first level
Meeting a woman called Adream
Jump from platform to platform
Monobe uses the energy robe
Beware of these arrows
This guy meets Monobes fist
Fight against mystic creatures