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Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Released

  • PlayStation 3
  • PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Xbox 360

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The game is played through a third person over-the-shoulder view. Players are allowed to switch between first person and third person at any moment. Players either travel on foot or ride various types of mechanized suits called Vital Suits (VSs). VSs carry heavy weapons such as chainguns and rocket launchers. They can pick up weapons lying on the ground and fire multiple weapons at once. On foot, players are able to use a grappling hook to pull themselves up to normally hard-to-reach places, or to hook onto a VS and hijack it. Driving VSs and using certain weapons requires thermal energy. Also, the planet's cold temperature causes the characters' thermal energy level to continually decrease. Players can replenish their thermal energy level by defeating enemies or activating data posts. Data posts also allow players to use their navigational radars to see incoming enemies. Each of the 11 levels is accompanied by a boss, which can be either a VS or a large Akrid.

Developer
K2 LLC, Capcom
Publisher
Capcom
Genres
Shooter, Platform, Adventure
Themes
Action, Science fiction, Survival
Modes
Single player, Multiplayer
Perspective
Third person
Age ratings
PEGI 16, ESRB T, ACB M
Time to beat
9 h rushed · 11 h normally · 17 h completionist
IGDB rating
72 / 100 (126 ratings)
Also known as
Rosuto Puranetto Ekusutorīmu Kondishon, ロスト プラネット エクストリーム コンディション

Release dates

Release dates by platform
PlatformRelease
PC (Microsoft Windows) · North America · Europe
PlayStation 3 · Japan · North America · Australia · Europe
Xbox 360 · Japan · Worldwide

Screenshots

  • Lost Planet: Extreme Condition screenshot 1
  • Lost Planet: Extreme Condition screenshot 2
  • Lost Planet: Extreme Condition screenshot 3
  • Lost Planet: Extreme Condition screenshot 4
  • Lost Planet: Extreme Condition screenshot 5

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