Additionally, fans are able to explore lesser seen areas like the other side of the magnetic wall and even the Swan's bathroom-c'mon what Lost fan wouldn't want a closer peek at where Kate exited the shower? From the Swan's creepy painting and blood-stained ceiling to the old computer and the room where Henry Gale (later revealed as Benjamin Linus) was held captive, if you've seen it on the show, you'll see it in the game. The inside of the series' famous underground hatches have been painstakingly replicated with drenched-in-detail design. And, as eye-candy-coated as all this is, it can't touch Via Domus' near photo-realistic interiors. The beach's white sands and postcard-perfect ocean view are equally impressive. Trees, vines, and muddy paths are all brought to realistic life with the help of amazing lighting and shadowing techniques. The jungles are absolutely beautiful, meeting and often surpassing the high bar set by Uncharted: Drake's Fortune foliage-filled adventure. First, let's start with those visuals even if you don't know Lost from Desperate Housewives, you'll appreciate the next-gen effort put into Via Domus' stunning graphical presentation. Still here? Alright, alright.for those not totally convinced by my opening enthusiasm (as a freak for the show, I suppose I am a bit biased) lets dig a bit deeper.
