LOST in Blue WiKi: game Walkthrough Tips and Tricks

LOST in Blue (Global) is an adventure game from Volcano Force. You are one of the surviving passengers of the wrecked airliner. You have been transported to a mysterious island, and now it is your new home. You have to learn how to survive in the wild, create your own home, stock up on resources and find helper companions. In this game, you will play both PvE and PvP modes. Be sure to join the camp to explore the island side by side with your comrades - so you can succeed in your abilities much faster.

Contents

1. Beginner’s Guide
2. Island Survival Questions
3. Production and Crafting Guide
4. Weapon and Equipment Upgrade Secrets
5. Mount Content Guide
6. How to upgrade talents and skills?
7. All about construction projects
8. How to navigate in the game?
9. Weather Guide
10. Features of life in the camp
11. Use of a sailboat and ATV
12. Completing quests
13. Team Play Features
14. Invasion Mode Guide
15. Lab Battles
16. Seasonal Battleground
17. Hive Clearing Guide
18. Ancient Training Ground
19. Apex Arena Battle Guide
20. How to trade?
21. Great Deals for Donators
22. Is it worth playing?

Lost in Blue: Beginner’s Guide

Character Creation. You have to play as one of the survivors of the plane crash. After the introductory story cutscene, you will be taken to the character selection screen (see screenshot). Select the desired hero and click "Confirm" to enter the game. At the end of the training part of the game, come up with a name for the character.

How can I change the gender of a character? If you have already created a character and completed the initial story quests with him, you can change his gender only through contacting the support service. To do this, click on the arrow button on the right side of the screen, and then select "Contact Us". The support team will be happy to listen to your request and help you with your question.

What is the main goal of the game? First of all, you need to collect resources, craft equipment, build a camp in order to survive as long as possible in harsh conditions. Secondly, you need to solve the mysteries of the island, including unexplained supernatural phenomena, the motivations of isolated groups, survivors, and the legacy of an ancient civilization. And, of course, you need to go home.

attributes. Go to the "Backpack" menu and click "Attributes" to see a detailed description of your character’s current attributes. There are four types of attributes, namely:

• Survival Attributes: Shows various characteristics related to the hero’s survival status.
• Base Attributes: Shows the main characteristics of the character, including health, attack, defense, etc.
• Special Attributes: Details the exact number of different attributes that affect combat.
• Focus Attributes: Shows the focus value your character has for each weapon type.

Click on any particular attribute to open detailed information, usually showing its exact meaning.

character statuses. Characters have different statuses depending on certain conditions and situations. For example, when you enter a swamp, you get a slow effect, and the effect lasts until you exit the swamp. Status types:

Character death. The corpse of a dead character will remain in the same place where he died. Items in his backpack can drop randomly (items don’t drop when you choose "Resurrect in Current Scene"). All dropped items remain on the corpse and can be seen and picked up by all players.

Death of monsters. The monster’s corpse remains where it died. The location of the corpse is shown on the mini-map. You can check the corpse and get the appropriate items from it.

Character rebirth. Your character can respawn after death. Each scene has a fixed respawn position, characters will spawn in that position upon death. After respawning, your HP will be fully restored along with a portion of satiety and thirst. There are two ways to respawn: respawn here and respawn in the camp.

• Revive here. You have free chances to respawn in the current scene. When the free chances are exhausted, you will have to use the crystals. You will not lose anything by choosing this option for resurrection.
• Revival in the camp. Respawning at the camp is free, but you will lose some items from your backpack during it. You will also lose your tool bag.

When a character dies in his camp, he does not lose items from his backpack. After the death of the character, the location of his corpse will be shown on the map.

How to restore a character’s HP? There are 3 ways to restore HP:

• Use medication. Gradually restore HP, have a cooldown.
• Eat. Recovers HP slightly and gradually, with no cooldown.
• Relax in a tent. Quickly restores HP in a short time.

Types of backpack slots. You have a backpack to store your inventory. To expand the number of slots in your backpack, simply put more items in it. The backpack has a special section for tools - only tools can be placed here, for example, chopping axes, picks, fishing rods and skinning knives. Also in the game are backpacks of companions (your comrades) and quest backpacks, which store items related to the completion of quests.

Purchase the VIP backpack to get even more storage slots.

How to collect resources? Use axes to chop down trees in the wild, as well as get wood and resin. You can also get bananas from cutting down banana trees.

How to get resources and fish? Use pickaxes to mine stone and metal in the wild. Use fishing rods to fish in fishing spots.

In different scenes, there are different resources that you can pick up by simply being nearby and clicking the hand icon at the bottom right of the screen.

Drop from monsters. You can gain experience and related resources by destroying monsters:

• Mutant Animals: Get the appropriate meat (you can also get animal fur by skinning it).
• Mutants: obtaining tissue.

Scene interaction. The scenes contain boxes, suitcases and other interactive objects. Search these objects to get new resources.

Main menu. Click on the icon with three horizontal lines on the right side of the screen to enter the main menu. It contains various feature tabs, including crafting, objects, combat abilities, companions, firearms, etc. You can also find mail and in-game settings tabs here.

Player rating. In the main menu on the right there is a section "Rating". Select it and click the "Character Level" tab to see the rating of the players. There are two level ratings. One shows the highest level players in your area in terms of completing the main quest, and the other shows the highest level players on the server regardless of their main quest progress.

You can view detailed information about players in the rating leaderboard and try to interact with them - add them as friends, write a message, invite them to a team, etc. (see screenshot). In the same way, you can get acquainted with the leaders of the home score rating, monster hunting, etc. Just select the tab you need and get the information you need.

Account settings. You can find Settings on the quick access bar on the right. Set up your account, media, and push notifications here.

• Account settings. On the account settings page, you can change your character’s nickname and game language, as well as link your account to your Google Play account.
• Media settings. Adjust the picture quality and volume in media settings. When you feel that your phone is getting too hot from a game, turn down the picture quality.
• Push notification settings. In the Push Notifications settings, you can enable Push Notifications for certain gameplay activities (such as building completions and regenerating stamina).

In order to avoid losing game progress, it is recommended to link your game account to Google Play. Also set the necessary settings for Push notifications - they will help you to always be aware of your gaming processes.

Lost in Blue: Island Survival Questions

What is the reason for my character’s tired state? Performing certain activities, including killing monsters and collecting resources, increases your character’s fatigue, which resets at the start of each day. Fatigue affects the rate at which a character gains experience. When the character’s fatigue is 75-100%, the amount of experience gained is reduced. When the number reaches 100%, you won’t be able to get XP.

To reduce fatigue, rest in your tent or use an anti-fatigue potion that can be bought at the shop.

Where can I find food? You can get food in a variety of ways:

• Gathering: Various types of fruits, including bananas, coconuts, and berries, can be harvested from their respective plants.
• Hunting: once you craft the simplest weapons, you can hunt animals and get meat.
• Fishing: Prepare your rod, hook, and bait to make the expanses of water your source of fish.
• Planting: plant seeds to grow different crops.
• Cooking: cook hot food, because it is the most delicious!

Where can I get chest keys? Touch the basket icon in the upper right corner of the screen, and then go to the "Materials" section in the crystal store. There you can purchase keys to treasure chests.

What happens if my character dies? If your character dies, you can respawn at your home camp for free or respawn locally by spending crystals. After respawning, be sure to return the items lost due to death. The best way to avoid death is to become stronger by crafting and upgrading your weapons, leveling up your talents and skills, and recruiting stronger companions. Don’t forget to take some potions with you - a quick boost from them can help you.

How to restart the game? After reinstalling the game, you will see two options shown in the screenshot above. You can restart the game if you click the "Abandon" button.

How to view quests on the main screen of the game? Do the following:

1. Press "?" on the left side of the screen to open the quest panel.
2. Click the "Eye" icon to show or hide quests on the main screen.

When the quest is visible, touch it to display a flashing hint arrow that will guide your character through the rest of the quest.

Why is my lower level weapon’s physical attack higher than higher level weapons? When you upgrade a weapon, the increased physical attack selected is random within a certain numeric value. If your higher level weapon only gets a relatively small increase in physical attack after being upgraded, and your lower level weapon gets a relatively large amount of physical attack after being upgraded, then the physical attack of the lower level weapon will be higher than that of the higher level weapon.

How do I assemble an ATV? In order to assemble your quad bike, you will need to search the entire map (all scenes) for quad bike parts and then return them to your home camp. Once you have at least one part, simply walk up to your ATV and touch it to open the build panel. Next, drag the parts from the quest item bag to the slots on the quad bike.

How can I restore the durability of my weapons and equipment? Click on a weapon or equipment. Then click the "Restore" button. So you can either use materials or spend crystals to repair your equipment.

When do Alenka’s exchange chances reset to zero? Every time you make an exchange with Alyonka, a supply exchange ticket is consumed. The number of tickets is restored to two daily when the recovery countdown reaches zero.

How to expand a companion’s backpack? To expand your backpack, purchase packs containing companion backpacks from the store.

LOST in Blue: Production and Crafting Guide

Production facilities. Produce items at production facilities by consuming the appropriate materials. These include:

• Workbench (wooden) - used for processing wood.
• Sump - used to collect fresh water.
• Workbench (stone) - used for the production of stone materials.
• Workbench - used to produce ropes, rods and other items for survival.
• Workbench (food) - used to cook more food.
• Workbench (medicine) - used to produce medicines.
• Furnace - used for processing metals.
• Loom - used to produce cloth.
• Vegetable garden - used for growing vegetables.
• Workbench (hunting) - used to make hunting tools.
• Workbench (leather) - used for the production of leather goods.
• Bonfire - can be used when cooking.
• Workbench (fishing) - used to produce fishing rods.
• Stove - used to cook delicious food on the stove.
• Pottery kiln - used to make all kinds of exquisite pottery.

The screenshot above shows an example of using a campfire where you can grill meat. To produce more products, upgrade production facilities.

Professions. Choose a profession for your character to effectively improve his ability to survive. The game provides 5 professions, each of them has the corresponding bonuses and abilities:

• Woodcutter. Increases the efficiency of logging, the durability of the axe, and the chance of obtaining rare items from logging.
• Fisherman. Increases the efficiency of fishing, the chance of successful fishing and the chance to get rare items while fishing.
• Hunter. Increases hunting efficiency, hunting tool durability, and the chance to get rare items while hunting.
• Miner. Increases mining efficiency, pickaxe durability, and the chance to get rare items while excavating.
• Planter. Increases the efficiency of seeding, increases the number of plantings and the chance of obtaining rare items from plantings.

After choosing a certain profession, study the talents corresponding to it in order to effectively improve the hero’s abilities in the chosen direction. To learn talents, profession skill points are required, which increase over time. You can only select 1 profession at a time. To change a profession, you need to learn all the talents of the current profession.

The value of fatigue. Various actions of the character, including killing monsters and collecting materials, increase his fatigue. Fatigue affects the amount of experience gained. So, when the fatigue level reaches 75%, your character gains reduced experience. At a fatigue value of 100%, the character stops earning experience. To reduce fatigue, send the hero to rest in a tent or use an anti-fatigue potion from the store. Fatigue is automatically reset once a day.

How to create items? Craft items on the Crafting page by consuming the appropriate materials from recipes. Each crafted item has a rarity: common, rare, superior, epic, or legendary. Each type of rarity requires its own crafting materials. There are 4 categories of crafting items:

• Weapons: Craft 5 types of weapons, including hammer, blade and shield, spear, bow and sling.
• Equipment: Craft 5 types of equipment, including a hat, coat, pants, boots, and a lantern.
• Tools: Craft 4 kinds of tools, including an axe, a pickaxe, a fishing rod, and a skinning knife.
• Bags: Craft Tool Bags and Material Backpacks.

Why are drawings needed? For some rare items, you will need blueprints. Only after receiving them will you be able to unlock the crafting recipe and start crafting. Blueprints are a one-time consumable. Once you use a blueprint to unlock an item’s crafting recipe, it is permanently unlocked. The next time you craft, the drawing will no longer be needed.

How to skin a dead monster? Before you start skinning, you need to craft a skinning knife. There are currently five different skinning knives available, each of which can skin different dead monsters:

• Copper skinning knife - used for skinning crocodiles and cassowaries.
• Bronze skinning knife - used to skin deer.
• Iron Skinning Knife - used to skin lizards.
• Alloy skinning knife - used for skinning boars.
• Titanium Skinning Knife - Used for skinning spider crabs.

Once crafted, a skinning knife can be stored in a backpack or tool bag. Just walk up to the body of a dead monster and the skinning button will appear.

Legendary weapons and equipment. Legendary weapons and equipment marked with orange avatar color are currently the highest quality items in the game. They have more attribute slots and give higher attribute bonuses. They can be obtained through crafting or when searching for treasures. Legendary blueprints can be purchased at the store.

LOST in Blue: Weapon and Equipment Upgrade Secrets

Concept. Weapons and equipment directly increase the power of the character. You have two weapon slots where you can equip melee or ranged weapons, and five slots for head, body, leg, and foot equipment. You also have a flashlight. Weapons and equipment will only give bonuses when they are equipped.

Quality. The quality of weapons and equipment is:

• Normal (grey);
• Excellent (green);
• Improved (blue);
• Epic (purple);
• Legendary (orange).

The better the quality, the higher the power of the items. However, blueprints for epic weapons and equipment are very rare. You can only buy them in the Camp Shop for medals or by defeating bosses in laboratories. Legendary blueprints can be purchased in the "Improvements" section of the crystal store.

Increasing stardom. Upgrade weapons and equipment to increase their star level from 0 to 5 stars, where 5 is the maximum star rating. Each upgrade increases the power of the item and adds strength to the hero. To increase stardom, use the necessary materials that can be obtained by exchanging equipment, in Arena rewards, and in sets.

Modification . You can modify: blade and shield, spear, hammer, sling, bow, firearms, helmet, body armor, pants and boots. The modification significantly increases the value of the attributes of the weapon (equipment). Earn Mod Blueprints as in-game rewards or purchase from the Store. The "Professional Survival Guide" modification package can be obtained on a joint hunt, in the Arena and in the deposit store.

Cleaning. Mark the equipment or weapon you want to purify in the character menu, and then tap "Upgrade" to open the upgrade menu. Next, select "Cleanup". Currently, only Enhanced, Epic, and Legendary gear can be purged. The cleaning menu immediately indicates only your weapon (equipment) for which this option is applicable.

Standard and advanced materials are used for cleaning. As a result, the weapon (equipment) gets additional attribute slots. So, epic weapons (equipment) can reach a maximum of 2 new slots, and legendary - 3 slots. These slots can be refined to replace their attributes with better ones.

Move the attributes obtained as a result of cleaning to another weapon (equipment) using special transfer items. In this case, the source and target weapons (equipment) must be of the same quality and type.

Repair. When a weapon or equipment reaches the end of its useful life, you need to repair it to regain durability and continue using it. The repair process requires certain materials, which differ depending on the quality of the weapon (equipment). If there is a shortage of the necessary materials, pay for repairs with crystals.

Firearm modification. Use firearm components to level up your firearm and increase its attack, penetration, and specialization. Certain levels require additional carbon fiber parts. Firearm components and carbon fiber parts can be purchased from the system store.

Firearm slots. Each firearm has four slots, which are usually labeled with a combination of barrel, scope, magazine, and stock, although some are named slightly differently. Attachments for these slots provide their own skills in addition to base attribute bonuses. Attachments can be improved by combining two of them into one one level higher. Upgraded attachments provide a higher bonus to base attributes and their attachment skills.

LOST in Blue: Mount Content Guide

Building a stable and getting mounts. To maintain a mount, you need a stable. It becomes available for construction from the 2nd week, provided that your character has reached level 21. The stable drawing is given only once and is sent directly to the backpack. After building the stable, you will unlock the mounts feature. They can be obtained from event rewards, caught in the wild, or bought in the shop.

Why are mounts needed? Mounts provide various attribute bonuses in addition to movement speed bonuses. You can choose your current mount in the stable and also give your mounts toys to keep them in a good mood. All mounts have different qualities, which are indicated by the background color of their icons.

Mood. The higher the quality of the mount, the higher the maximum value of its mood. The mood of the mount determines the additional movement speed it provides. When a mount’s mood drops to 0, it no longer grants any speed bonus. After unlocking the mount, his mood will slowly but gradually decrease. Use animal toys to restore mood value.

Mount types. Mounts are:

• Ancient generation: defense, evasion, damage resistance.
• Current generation: HP, critical damage resistance.
• Mechanized type: attack, accuracy, damage bonus.
• Mutated variant: Penetration, Critical Chance, Critical Damage.

When can a mount be used? The mount cannot be used in automatic mode, when driving vehicles and when transporting cargo. Also, mount capabilities are disabled when using skills, viewing companion details, and interacting with objects. Mounted status is removed when using items, crowd control, movement, or destruction.

Mount capture. Green text that says "Capable" will be displayed on the monster, which can later be used as a mount. These monsters are usually player neutral, meaning they cannot attack or be attacked. They just roam in a small area. Capturable monsters are highlighted on the minimap and refresh once per hour at their designated locations.

Capture tools. You can grab mounts with Lasso. The process takes time to aim, after which you have a chance to make a successful capture. The lasso is consumed after a grapple attempt, whether it was successful or not.

Mount upgrade. A stable mounted mount can be upgraded with upgrade materials. Raise the level of the mount to get additional bonuses to the characteristics. When the mount reaches the required levels, you will need to apply a universal solution to improve the mount in order to increase its leveling limit. Universal Solutions can be obtained from the Abandoned Alchemy Lab, the Deposit Store, and the System Store.

Mount modification. When the mount reaches level 10, you can modify it by increasing the number of mount attributes. To modify, you will need mount modification modules of the appropriate quality, which can be obtained in the system store, through the process of combining or disassembling.

Transfer modification. Mod level can be transferred between mounts of the same quality. After transmission, the modification level of the sender will be reset to 0. The receiver will inherit the level of the sender. The level of the transmitter must be higher than that of the receiver.

Bio core. The Bio Core has 8 cores, 2 cores for each type of slot. Only the specified type of mount can be installed in each slot. The Bio Core grants its own attribute bonuses, and can also grant additional bonuses through equipping mounts. Bio Core slots open as you level up.

Bio Core affects the amount of attribute bonuses you get. Mounts inserted into the Bio Core can cause resonance effects. For example, when a Triceratops and a Fire Velociraptor are equipped in the same Bio Core, their mood decline rate is reduced by 5%.

LOST in Blue: How to upgrade talents and skills?

Talent modification. Open the Talent Modification menu by pressing the Main Menu, select Combat Abilities, and then Talent Modification. Each time you level up, you gain 1 talent point, which can be split between Attack, Defense, and Health.

• Attack Talent - Increases your character’s physical attack.
• Talent Defense - increases the physical defense of your character.
• HP Talent - Increases your character’s maximum health.

Gene modification. Open the Gene Modification menu by touching the Main Menu, selecting Combat Abilities, and then Gene Modification.

Leveling skills in the camp. Open the Talent Modification menu by touching the Main Menu, selecting Combat Abilities and then Camp Skills. Here, you can increase various camp skill attributes by using the camp contribution. Receive camp contributions by completing camp quests, participating in seasonal battles, monster invasions, and making donations to the camp.

Upgrade the camp library to increase camp level 1 skills above level 10. Camp level 2 skills are unlocked when the corresponding level 1 skills reach level 10. To increase the level 2 skills above level 10, the corresponding level 1 skills must reach Level 20 Level 3 camp skills are unlocked when the corresponding level 2 skills reach level 30.

LOST in Blue: All about construction projects

Object types. You can build all production facilities as well as:

• Small boxes - used to store items.
• Radio station - used to unlock more scenes.
• Trade Stand - Used to buy items and trade with other players.
• Large boxes - used to store items.
• Companion base - used to rest companions.
• Tent - used for rest and recuperation.
• Stable - used to contain monsters.
• Garage - used for parking and refueling the car.

How to build objects? When you have enough materials, click "Build Mode" on the shortcut bar on the right and check the desired object to build it:

To place an object, you need an empty place on the ground. Different objects have different requirements. For example, a campfire and a tent must be built on an empty space with no earth, while workbenches and crates must be built on the ground. To complete the construction of the object, press the button with a check mark. To rotate the object in the desired direction, click "Rotate". To cancel the construction and return to the list of objects, click "Cancel".

All objects have a construction limit. When you reach this limit, you will no longer be able to build a new object.

Editing objects. You can edit all constructed objects to change their location or direction. For this purpose:

1. Click the "Edit" button, then - "Objects" to enter the editing mode (see screenshot).
2. Navigate to the item you want to edit and click the Pick Up button to pick it up.
3. Change the location and direction of the object by dragging the cursor and selecting the Rotate button.
4. Click the "Cancel" button to discard all changes.

Modernization of the object. All objects have several levels. Upgrade your objects by consuming the appropriate materials to unlock more food recipes and other effects. To do this, stand next to the object and click the "Interaction" button to open the "Interaction" page. Click "Update" to improve the object.

Types of buildings, their application. Buildings are:

• Wall. You need to build on the floor, you can only build in your house.
• Door. You need to build on the floor, you can only build in your house.
• Window. You need to build on the floor, you can only build in your house.
• Paul . Can only be built in your home.

When you have enough materials, click "Build Mode" on the shortcut bar on the right (see screenshot), and then click the "Builds" button to create walls, doors, and floors. The floor must be built on empty space, and doors, windows, and walls must be built within the floor.

Building actions. Click the checkmark to install buildings. Click the "Rotate" button to change the direction of the buildings. Click "Cancel" to return to the list of buildings.

Building editing. You can edit your buildings to change their location, direction, or remove them. Click the "Edit" button and select "Buildings" to enter edit mode. The closest building to you will be selected automatically.

• Click "Upgrade" to upgrade your chosen building when you have enough materials for this purpose.
• Click "Delete" to delete the selected building.
• Click "Cancel" to exit edit mode.
• Click "Lift" and "Rotate" to change the location and direction of the building.

Building improvements. Buildings have several levels. Different levels have different appearance and attributes. Upgrade buildings by consuming the appropriate materials.

• Floor improvement. The floor can be built from scratch. It can also be upgraded to a higher level.
• Improvement of windows, door and walls. Walls/doors/windows of a higher level must be built on a floor with an identical or higher level.

LOST in Blue: How to navigate in the game?

World map. Click "World" to view the map. The map shows the location of each scene and your character. Unlocked scenes are visible to you, while other scenes are hidden from you by clouds. Locked scenes open gradually as the level of the radio station increases and progress is made in completing the tasks of the main quest.

Minimap. The minimap is displayed in the upper right corner of the main screen. Click on it to view the location of resources, objects, monsters, roads, characters and NPCs in the current scene.

Scenes and unlock scenes. In LOST in Blue you will see many scenes. Each of them has the characteristics of the environment (for example, beach, volcano and ice field) and the corresponding resources. At the beginning of the game, three scenes will be unlocked for you: Beach, Forest and Swamp. Subsequent scenes open gradually, as the level of the radio station increases and the main quest progresses.

Transition to the scene. Each scene has a green area (zones). Approach this area to go to the corresponding scene (see screenshot). This action does not consume stamina, but requires the player to manually move the character and takes some time.

Fast travel. Press the scene button on the map, open the scene information page, and select "Fast Travel" to immediately teleport your character to the target scene. Attention! Using this feature requires stamina.

LOST in Blue: Weather Guide

Environment and weather. The game is very important weather, air temperature, time and environment. Different weather and environments have different characteristics and effects, and even have certain effects on the characters. Weather and temperature are displayed in the upper right corner of the mini-map:

Types of weather. Some weather has 2-3 levels, each level corresponds to different characteristics and effects.

• Rain. Effect: causes a drop in temperature, provokes a cold. Light rain (level 1): light drizzle. Heavy rain (level 2): ??large drops of rain are accompanied by intermittent thunder. Downpour (eq. 3): strong wind and downpour, temperature drops significantly.
• Snowfall. Effect: The temperature drops, HP constantly drops, the hero is cold. Light snow (level 1): occasional light snow, temperature drops slightly. Heavy snowfall (level 2): ??heavy snowfall, temperature drops significantly. Snowstorm (Tier 3): A severe snowstorm that causes extreme cold temperatures.
• Heat. Effect: the temperature rises, HP constantly drops, the hero is hot. Hot (Level 1): The temperature rises slightly. Hot (Level 2): ??The temperature rises significantly. Scorching Sun (Tier 3): Causes extremely high temperatures.
• Cloudy. Effect: The sky darkens. There are no negative effects on the hero. Lv. 1: The sky darkens slightly. Lv. 2: The sky darkens considerably.
• Sunny weather. Single effect: clear cloudless sky. There are no negative effects on the hero.

Environment. Different environments affect your character in different ways. For example, your movement speed is reduced when you enter a swamp.

LOST in Blue: Features of life in the camp

Real camp. A real camp is a place where camp members can live, produce, build and communicate with each other.

Mirror Camp. The mirror camp scene helps new players join the camp and is also a temporary location for those who have just left their camp. The mirror camp scene looks exactly like the real camp, but you can’t interact with the camp buildings (except for your own house). There are no other players in the mirror camp scene and there is an NPC guide named Kane the Wiseman who helps new players join the camp.

Moving home. There are three types of house moving:

1. First move. The first move occurs after the main quest "Escape from the sunken ship". Your house will be moved to the mirror camp after you speak with Kane the Sage.
2. Resettlement after joining the camp. After you join the camp, your house will be moved to the new camp.
3. Resettlement after leaving the camp. After you leave the camp, your house will move to the mirror camp.

Camp buildings . The camp buildings are mostly found in the survivors’ camp, located in the southeast corner of Salvation City. Camp buildings include: Camp Mission Board, Camp Library, Camp Store, Camp Repair Base, Base, Camp Storage, and Research Institute.

Camp task board. Accept individual and group quests on the camp quest board. Higher difficulty quests with better rewards can be unlocked by upgrading the camp quest board.

camp library. Learn camp skills in the camp library. Upgrade the camp library to unlock higher level camp skills.

Camp shop. Use the various in-game currencies earned in activities to exchange items and blueprints in the camp store.

Repair base of the camp. Get a certain amount of repair materials daily at the camp’s repair base for free. Improving the camp repair base will increase the amount of materials issued. You can expand the camp or make donations for the camp by talking to Farmer Herman next to the warehouse.

Base. Edit the layout of your base camp. Upgrading the base will increase the level limit of other camp buildings.

Research Institute. Make donations to the Research Institute to study camp technologies. There are three types of technologies: reconnaissance, development and combat. The camp leader or elders use these donations to upgrade the camp’s technology level.

Camp warehouse. Store camp supplies in the camp warehouse. Upgrade the warehouse to increase its capacity.

Quests in the camp. To accept camp quests, you must be a member of the camp. All individual and group quests are accepted at the Camp Quest Board in Salvation City. Each player can accept up to three individual camp assignments per day. Rewards for completing camp group tasks are given to all camp participants.

To unlock camp quests of increased difficulty, upgrade the camp quest board.

LOST in Blue: Use of a sailboat and ATV

How to get a sailboat? Before using a sailboat, you need to repair it. Repair materials can be obtained through gathering and production.

Boat driving. After you repair the sailboat and complete the corresponding quest, you can approach the boat and press the "Move" button to sail it. Use the left rudder button to steer the sailboat.

When you meet a shark in the sea, the "Harpoon" button will appear in the lower right corner of the screen. Click on it to attack the shark.

Parking and drop off. Use the left joystick to park the boat next to the shore. When the boat is stationary, you can press the disembark button to get off the boat.

How to get a quad bike? Repair the ATV before it can be used. ATV parts are scattered across different scenes (engine parts are currently only available through season passes). After collecting all the details, take them home. Approach the ATV and press the "Repair" button to add them and install them.

Quad bike driving. After repairing the ATV, the "Movement" button will appear next to it. Click on it to control the quad bike.

Garage and gas station. You must reach a certain level to unlock the garage in build mode. Once you do that and build a garage in your house, you can use it to fuel your quad bike. For this purpose, approach the garage and press the interaction button. Next, go to the garage page and click "Refill". Fuel tanks are required to refuel the ATV. If the quad is not in the garage, click "Retrieve" to return the quad to the garage.

LOST in Blue: Completing quests

Quest types. There are currently 3 types of quests in the game:

• Main quests are the main storyline in which players need to complete main tasks in order to progress through the game and unlock new features and scenes.
• Side quests - mainly used to develop the story and gameplay. You don’t have to complete all side quests.
• Quests in the camp - unlocked after you join the camp. This is a kind of group quest in which all members of the camp must participate.

How to accept the quest? You accept quests from NPCs with a yellow exclamation mark above their heads. Just walk up to them and start a dialogue. The main quests must be completed without fail. Side quests are optional.

Quest panel. When you accept a quest, it is displayed on the quest panel located on the left side of the main screen. Main quests are shown in yellow in the first column of the quest panel, while side quests are shown in white. Tap the quest panel to display the quest details (see screenshot).

Quest tracking. Press the eye button to track the quest manually. In this case, it will be displayed in the quest panel on the main screen.

How to complete quests? You need to follow the requirements of the quest in order to complete it. For completing, you receive various rewards, which are usually experience and items.

LOST in Blue: Team Play Features

How to unlock the team play option? You will be able to use the command system after reaching a certain level and completing a certain quest. There are two ways to enter the command system:

• From the command panel. Click on the command bar on the left side of the main screen to go to the team page. From there you will be able to join or create a team.
• Using the command button on the map. It is shown in the screenshot above.

How to invite to the team? There are three ways to invite players to join your team:

• Invite players from the team creation screen.
• Invite players from chat.
• Invite camp members on the camp page.

The invited player will receive an invitation message on their command bar. He needs to press "Accept" to join the team.

Hiring team members. Click on an empty member slot on the team page to hire a player. Select the channel to which the recruitment message will be sent. This can be a world chat, a camp chat, or a neighborhood chat. Other players will be able to join your team by pressing the "+" button.

Team activities. After creating a command, information about it will be displayed on the command bar. After joining a team, its members can jointly destroy monsters, collect resources and do other things. The main quests of the game in a team cannot be completed.

Exit from the team. To leave a team, click the "Leave Team" button. If you are the leader of a team and want to kick a member from it, you need to click on him and then click "Kick".

Transfer of leadership. A team leader can transfer his leadership to another team member by clicking the "Transfer Leadership" button on the selected member.

LOST in Blue: Invasion Mode Guide

In this mode, you can invade the houses of other survivors, break them down and take things. In the same way, other survivors can invade your home. You can initiate an invasion individually or as a team.

Entrance. Invasion Mode is unlocked after you build a Home Flag and Strategic Command. You can enter the invasion page from the Strategic Command facility.

Invasion rules for an invader. After the invasion begins, you will randomly appear near one of the entrances to the defenders’ camp (solo only). Collect items from chests and destroy as many objects as possible to earn points. Your weapons and tools will lose durability during attacks. Respawning locally will cost you crystals, while respawning at home will take you to the results screen without restoring your body.

To remove the roofs of any enclosed area, you, the invader, must ensure that the area has direct access to the outside. This means that you must destroy at least one window, door, or wall of the area so that it is no longer closed.

Invasion rules for the defender. As a home owner, you will receive notifications online or offline when your home is under attack. So you can quickly return and repel the attack. Other members of your camp are also notified and can help you protect the house. Free respawns that lead you to the entrance to the house are available with a 30 second cooldown. Defenders can also be respawned on the spot using crystals. Buildings destroyed after the invasion are restored free of charge.

Your items in production buildings and chests, other than those in the safe, can get lost, so protect them at all costs!

Calculation of results. Invasion results are calculated according to the following rules:

• Invader: Earn 2 stars or higher to win. The number of stars earned depends on the overall progress of the destruction of the object: 30% for the 1st star, 60% for the 2nd and 100% for the 3rd. You also get higher and higher rewards as you earn more stars - from the regular reward to the perfect reward. A summary of the results, including stars, levels, points and ratings, will be displayed after the end of the invasion.
• Defender: After the invasion ends, a list of lost items and other results will be displayed, including levels, points, and ratings. You can initiate revenge on the invader from Strategic Command.

Truce. The Declaration of Truce can be purchased or used in the Defense of the Truce tab in Strategic Command. There are 3 types of Declaration of Armistice. They provide 8 hours, 12 hours and 24 hours of truce protection respectively. Use one of the Declaration of Truce items to activate the Armistice Defense, which prevents your home from being invaded for a selected amount of time.

Starting Invasion Mode against other players will automatically remove the Armistice Protection effect, and you won’t be able to activate it again until the countdown ends. Using another copy of the Declaration of Armistice while already under Armistice Protection does not sum up the duration of Armistice Protection. The truce duration from the newer declaration simply takes effect, replacing the effect of the previous declaration.

How to protect your home?

1. Use defensive structures. Go to their interface through the Menu - Structures - Defensive Structures. Protective structures include:

• Arrow tower. Deals damage by automatically firing at invaders in range. Each shot consumes one arrow. Once the arrows run out, the tower ceases to function until the player replenishes the arrows manually. Upgrade your tower to increase its strength and attack.
• Flamethrower. Deals continuous damage, automatically firing at invaders within range. Consumes fuel with each shot. Once the fuel runs out, the flamethrower stops working until the player manually refuels it. Upgrade it to increase its durability and attack.
• Explosive trap. A hidden trap that deals area damage 1 second after being triggered. Invisible until it works. Upgrade it to increase damage.
• Paralysis trap. A hidden trap that does no damage, but paralyzes intruders with electricity. Invisible until it works. Unable to update.
• Wooden barricade. Deals damage to invaders when they come into contact. Upgrade her to increase her durability and damage.

2. Use companions. Go to the "Companion Placement" tab to assign one or more companions you have hired to places in your house. Your companion(s) will appear and fight the invaders as soon as the house is attacked.

LOST in Blue: Lab Battles

Concept. Lab Battles is a special game mode where you can get a lot of rare weapons, equipment and materials. You can find the laboratories on the map. Each scene group has one corresponding lab, such as the beta lab shown in the screenshot above. Click the "Lab" button to view details about it. Press "Fast Travel" to teleport to the lab.

Rules. There are different types of prizes in different laboratories, while the complexity of the battles increases as the activity progresses. Every laboratory has several rooms. Each room is initially locked (you can’t see the room’s interior when it’s locked), and you need to open the door through decryption or other interactive actions. Random monsters, traps and bosses await you in each room. Get a lot of supplies and experience by fighting, collecting and solving puzzles. This activity is run in command mode.

Lab Awards. In the laboratory, you receive clean/contaminated samples. Exchange them for treasure chests at the laboratory assistant Alenka. Open treasure chests to get rare weapons, equipment and materials. The exchange can be made only once a day.

LOST in Blue: Seasonal Battleground

Concept. The Seasonal Battleground is a weekly PvP event between camps. Registered camps are distributed to different factions with the ultimate goal of destroying the enemy crystal.

• Entrance. View event information by clicking the flag icon at the top right of the screen.
• Registration. The camp leader or elder registers their camp for the event between Tuesday 0:00 UTC and Wednesday 23:59 UTC.
• Faction Assignment. After registration, the camps will automatically be assigned to either the red or blue faction. Thanks to the game mechanics, each faction has approximately the same strength.

Gathering and battle stage. Event participants can complete various tasks to increase the power of watchtowers, crystals, siege engines and playable characters during the battle phase. Collection is available from Friday 0:00 UTC to Saturday 23:59 UTC. In the combat stage, you need to fight against the enemies and destroy their crystal with the help of siege engines. The battle is available from Sunday from 0:00 to 23:59 UTC. Unregistered camps cannot participate and do not receive any rewards from the event.

Collection tasks. These include:

• Follow Kane and destroy the mutant monkeys. Rewards will become available after your faction has destroyed a certain number of mutant monkeys. You also receive additional rewards by completing more individual tasks.
• Follow Kane and defeat the mutant leader at the entrance to the sawmill. Rewards will become available after your faction eliminates the mutant leader once. The individual objectives of the quest are to defeat the guards, not the leader. Be sure to complete at least one of them to receive rewards.
• Follow Kane and defeat the mutant leader at the entrance to the quarry. Rewards become available after your faction destroys the leader of the mutants once. Be sure to complete at least one individual challenge to receive rewards.

Resources are being collected. Go to the sawmill and quarry to collect resources and give them to the engineer and coordinator. This will give various buffs to your faction in battle.

Siege machine. A siege engine capable of dealing massive damage to enemy watchtowers and the crystal. Be sure to protect your siege engines from enemy attacks. Siege engines spawn once per hour, as shown in the event UI.

Guard towers. At least one watchtower must be destroyed in order to remove the invulnerability from the enemy crystal. Each destroyed watchtower weakens the crystal by 30%. There are special rewards associated with the destruction of watchtowers.

Crystal. Destroy the opponent’s crystal to win the fight! If both factions have successfully protected their crystals from destruction, the faction with the higher remaining crystal health wins.

Awards. All rewards are sent to your inbox on the Monday following the event.

• Faction Rank Rewards: Rewards based on your camp’s participation rank in your faction. Not available to players who failed to earn points in the event.
• Victory Rewards: Given if your faction wins. All camps in these factions receive victory rewards based on their faction rank. Unavailable to players who failed to earn points in the event.
• Elimination Rewards: Rewards based on individual elimination rankings. The top 10 players will receive corresponding rewards.

LOST in Blue: Hive Clearing Guide

Unlock and login. Clearing the Hive is automatically unlocked early on in the main questline. The entrance can be found on the main map as shown below:

Peculiarities. Cleaning the hive is a solo challenge. Please make sure you are not a member of a team before logging in. Choose the level of difficulty that suits you in the main user interface. Passed levels cannot be replayed, but you can view the details of the passage. The limit of attempts to participate in the activity is unlimited.

Gameplay. After entering the Hive, there is a short countdown, after which the boss fight begins. Two minutes after the start of the fight, the boss goes into rage mode, which will make him more powerful. You can track the countdown next to the map area. You complete each level by killing its boss, after which you automatically leave the scene. Complete levels to receive corresponding rewards. They are sent to your mailbox.

Leaderboards. There are regional and global leaderboards for this mode. Ratings are primarily calculated based on game progress. Players who pass higher levels receive a higher rating. If two players have the same progress through the passage, the one who completed the level earlier gets a higher rank.

LOST in Blue: Ancient Training Ground

Entrance. The Ancient Training Ground is a great place to earn a huge amount of experience. You can only enter it once a day. To do this, find the flag icon and click "Go" on the "Ancient Training Ground" tab.

Gameplay. You can play both solo and as part of a team. If you select team mode when you are not on a team, you will be teamed up with random players of the same level. The level of monsters that affect the difficulty and rewards depends on the level of the team leader. Other team members will receive notifications if there is a noticeable difference in level between them and the leader. If these members find the difficulty and rewards appropriate, they will be able to continue fighting as part of that team.

Experience. Players need to leave the training ground manually after reaching the XP limit. You can increase the daily experience limit on the training ground by clicking "Increase limit" in the pop-up window.

Map. From time to time, a large number of monsters will appear on the edge of the map. Don’t worry about your weapons for battle, because there are various temporary weapons available in the training ground, as well as buffs.

LOST in Blue: Apex Arena Battle Guide

Concept. Apex Arena is a game mode in which representatives of various camps fight. Based on the results of a series of PvP battles, the strongest camp is determined. To enter the Arena, tap the trophy icon in the upper right side of the screen. This event is held periodically, within one week, and consists of several rounds. The 64 best camps of your server participate in it, ranked by the total power of the camp.

Match rules. Each qualified camp selects 5 survivors to represent the camp in the Apex Arena. In each round, up to 9 1v1 matches will be played between the two camps. The first camp to win 5 matches in any round will advance to the next round.

Reinforcement quests. Before the start of each round in the Arena, all members of the participating camp can complete special reinforcement quests to give combat buffs to the fighters of their camp in that round. Reinforcement quests will become available only during the Arena event. These include: "Monster Invasion", "Camp Donations", etc. There are 6 rewards available in each reinforcement quest. Completing any of the reinforcement quests gives a reward to all camp members.

Completing quests after the start of a round will not count towards receiving buffs for that round. Buffs are valid only for the current game day. New reinforcement quests will become available the next day if your camp is still in the Arena.

Forecast. The winner prediction period is available after the results of the previous day’s matches are known, before the start of the current day’s matches. On Apex Arena battle days, players can predict the winners of 4 randomly selected matches. Predictions are made using crystals or island coins. For successful predictions, players receive island coins (sent by mail after the end of the round).

Match schedule. All matches have the following stages:

• Preparation stage. Day 1: Qualified camps are informed about the event. The leaders of the camps choose their participants, the distribution of the grid of matches begins.
• Group stage. Day 2: 64 qualified camps are divided into 8 groups, after which the matches of the 1/8 finals take place. Day 3: 1/8 finals matches. Day 4: 1/8 finals matches. Day 4: 1/8 finals matches.
• The final stage. Day 5: Quarter-final matches. Day 6: semi-final matches. Day 7: Grand Final matches.

Preparing for the event. The leaders of qualified camps select participants to fight in the Arena in the "Select Fighters" menu.

• Default Selection: If the camp leader cannot select 5 fighters at this stage, the 5 camp members with the highest strength are automatically selected to participate.
• Restrictions on leaving the camp: participants selected by the Arena fighters from their camp cannot leave the camp until the end of the event.
• Cancellation: If there are less than 5 participants in a qualified camp, the camp will automatically forfeit the right to participate in the event.

Camp leaders can change the combat order of participants in the corresponding menu. This can only be done before the start of the matches.

Start time and match details. The participating camp plays 1 round of matches on match days. The start time depends on the server region you are in. Players from the same server region will start their matches at the same time. Each match is divided into 1st half and 2nd half. Five 1v1 matches will be played in the 1st half and 0-4 matches may be played in the 2nd half. Camp leaders can only adjust battle order before matches start. There is a 30 second interval between fights. Match details:

• Number of players: 1 vs 1 battles with comrades.
• Match duration: maximum 3 minutes per fight.
• Durability Cost : Reduced by 90%.
• Companion Death: Companions who die in Apex Arena will be automatically resurrected after battles.
• Player Health: Players will have full health at the start of combat.

Match results. Defeat an opponent or gain a higher health % to complete the countdown or win. A camp that manages to win 5 games in a match-up wins the round, as they do in best-of-nine tournaments.

Spectators. Other players can enter spectator mode from the Events menu to watch Apex Arena matches live. This will cause the player characters to leave their current location. Exiting spectator mode will return the characters back to Salvation City.

Awards. Apex Arena provides 2 types of rewards:

• Participation Reward: Players participating in Arena battles receive a reward by mail after the end of the round.
• Ranking Reward: All participants in participating camps will receive rewards based on their ranking. Each participant from the champion camp will also receive an exclusive mount.

LOST in Blue: How to trade?

Auction rules. The Auction House, also known as the Auction House, is a place where players can trade with each other. The auction is located on a derelict cargo ship in Southeast Salvation City. Talk to auctioneer Cecile to enter the auction menu. At the auction, most transactions are carried out for island coins. Players can view and purchase a variety of items for sale by other players, including weapons, backpacks, tools, gear, materials, consumables, recipes, mounts, and more.

How to list a product for sale? On the "Sell" tab, select items from your backpack or storage boxes to put them up for sale. In doing so, you must specify the quantity and price of the goods. The item will be on sale for 2 days. If it is not sold within this period, it will automatically be sent back to your mailbox.

Trading station. You can build a trading station in your camp and purchase rare materials from it with island coins (see screenshot). As the trading station improves, more valuable high-level items will appear in it.

Shop introduction. Check out the in-game store where you can purchase a variety of rare items to greatly improve your survival and combat skills. In addition, you can subscribe and unlock more useful features for efficient gaming.

LOST in Blue: Great Deals for Donators

VIP subscription. Subscription payments are processed through Google Play and auto-renew by default. Google Play automatically charges subscription fees for the next period, 24 hours before the end of the current one. To cancel future subscriptions, cancel your subscription 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period in your account settings on Google Play.

Benefits of a VIP subscription. Get 7 days VIP status immediately after subscribing. It unlocks the privileges:

• Create anywhere - allows you to unlimitedly create and improve items.
• Backpack Expansion - Gives additional slots in the backpack, which increases the efficiency of collecting resources.
• Quick Find - Allows you to see items in all of your drawers at the same time.
• Construction Queue Expansion - opens up a second construction queue to upgrade facilities.
• Easy Gathering - Gives you auto crate opening, auto healing, auto picking, auto fishing, etc.
• Easy sorting - allows you to quickly sort items in all your drawers (except the safe). Instantly sort, classify or merge all your items!

During the active subscription period, you receive 50 crystals daily.

Packages. Touch the shopping cart icon in the upper right corner of the screen to enter the store. Select the "Packages" tab. There you can find sections including Pick of the Day, Combat Support, Equipment Mods, Camp Defense, Adventure Basics, and Island Coins.

• Day selection. These offers are updated every day and offer a new selection of items daily. Also on this tab, collect some free items daily.
• combat support. Packets with weapons, weapon attachments, skill books, biochips, and daily consumables.
• Equipment modification. Packages with modification blueprints, repair devices and survival guides.
• Camp defense. Packs with parts for building camp defense facilities, their ammunition and upgrade guides.
• Adventure Basics. Backpacks and materials, as well as related items for companions and mounts.
• island coins. Buy island coins and get some crystals as a bonus.

Lost in Blue: Is it worth playing?

As a survival game, LOST in Blue offers great realistic art, a rich storyline, and an immersive player experience in the fight for their lives. You will learn the secrets of the island, meet unique animals, observe various natural phenomena, fight mutants and get companions.

This game will certainly appeal to fans of the genre, as it includes a wide range of activities, convenient gameplay, an open world and the ability to interact with a large number of game elements. The most talented and enterprising players will be able to survive, succeed and adapt to the harsh realities of nature, and you are given the opportunity to test yourself in this. Pros of the game:

• Excellent plot;
• Convenient gameplay;
• Saturated drawing, good musical accompaniment;
• The ability to play alone or as part of a team.

Minuses:

• Lags and freezes of the game on different types of devices are not excluded;
• There is an imbalance in the selection of players in PvP modes;
• The game will only work with a stable, uninterrupted Internet connection;
• High prices for in-game items, many of which can only be successfully purchased with donations.

Article author:

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