Lost Echo

Lost Echo is about Greg, a young adult living sometime in the future whose girlfriend Chloe goes missing. Greg witnesses the mysterious event himself, watching in horror as Chloe vanishes from the park in a burst of white light. The blast knocks Greg unconscious, and he next wakes up in a hospital bed, his friend Tom waiting nearby. Tom is happy enough to explain the current situation to a very confused Greg, but strangely enough has no memory of Chloe. This disturbing trend continues as Greg asks other people about her, and so he resolves to explore the city, searching for anyone or anything that can tell him about what happened to his missing girlfriend.

Lost Echo's controls are seamless and intuitive, and the puzzles aren't overly challenging.

• What did you think of the philosophical questions posed by the game? Do you have any views that conflict or correspond?
• Did you ever get stumped by any of the puzzles? If so, how did you get past it?
• Can iOS games have storylines as meaningful as those of PC or console titles? Do they face any limitations?