Lost In Blue 2 Hints III (DS)

As in the first game in this series, Lost in Blue 2 has players survive on a tropical island, where they are shipwrecked. As always, finding food, weapons, and exploring the land is essential to their survival, as anything on the island can be used for their benefit. Additionally, as in real life, players need to watch out so they don't get dehydrated or too tired from all the walking around the pretty vast land. This environment is quite varied, and also features mountains, which the player can climb in order to find new types of food and drinks. However, they need to be very careful, as any mistake will cost them their virtual life.

The pair of characters, a male and a female, is faced with quite a lot of tasks that need to be completed. The player has to use the touch screen of the Nintendo DS in order to carry out these tasks, as it plays an important role in the game.

Furthermore, a lot of items can be collected in Lost in Blue 2, and the user controls the stylus of the handheld console, in order to complete simple carpentry, food preparation, or exploration tasks. Each character also has some very interesting individual skills, which need to be taken into account when one first starts up the game.

If they want, players can fight wild animals that they encounter while exploring the island, and thus procure better food and other resources. Natural calamities, such as hurricanes or earthquakes, also make their appearance on the tropical land, and give players new surprises and challenges.

HINTS

Learning recipes

Use the following trick to learn the recipes and complete the scrap book. First, give your partner food to cook with, until a recipe is made. Then, learn what ingredients and cooking method were used. Give your partner only one lot of those ingredients, and make a note of how many of the spices you have in your inventory. Have your partner cook a meal by using one lot of those ingredients, until they make that recipe again. If they do not do this the first time, make a note of how many spices they may have used (perhaps making a different dish). Once made, check your spices to see which ones have dropped in numbers. This shows how many of what spices they used. Cook for yourself using those same ingredients and spices.

 

The only difficult part is learning which of the six methods they used. Usually, if it is on a leaf they either cooked it raw, steamed it, or baked it. If it is in a bowl it was either fried, boiled, or perhaps steamed. If it is on a slate it was either baked or stir fried. There are some exceptions. For example, some meals that are boiled will end up on a leaf.

Here's a video of this game: