Lost Planet : Extreme Condition
Driven to the brink of extinction on ice-covered wastelands, humankind fights to survive. Battle to survive against gargantuan alien Akrid and treacherous Snow Pirates on the vast and frozen landscape of EDN III.
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The extreme and unpredictable conditions that characterized the Lost Planet series return, harsher than ever before. Lost Planet 3 reveals new truths about the foreboding planet and the colonial history of E.D.N. III.
LOST PLANET® 3 is a action, third-person shooter and sci-fi game
developed by Spark Unlimited
and published by Capcom.
Released on August 26th 2013 is available only on Windows
in 9 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Japanese.
It has received 3,726 reviews of which 2,333 were positive and 1,393 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.2 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 0.62€ on Gamivo.
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- OS *: Windows XP
- Processor: Dual core CPU 2.5 GHz
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® 9800 or better, ATI Radeon™ HD 4770 or better
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Sound Card: Standard audio device
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🧊❄️ LOST PLANET 3 IS A ICE-COLD BUGGY MESS OF A TITLE THAT AGED WELL REVIEWED ON: (GeForce GT 1030/i7-3770 ) This is a prequel to the events of Lost Planet 2 and the first game, pretty much explains how it all begins. Lost Planet 1 is available on Steam, but the second game got taken down. Read a lot of negative reviews and can relate, this game is very different from the first two. And while it's true combat is not the best although in a third-person Dead Space 3 shooter perspective, backtracking is frustrating, and your movement throughout the campaign feels so weak. I can confirm this is because during LP 1 and 2, everything about the world, it's people, and surroundings have evolved over time. Even so, CAPCOM did change a lot of a lot so we can't really base ourselves much from the story. It's one of those errors devs pull from the hat casually, and the magic is just negativity from the community. The game did not feel that bad for me, but I did struggle from time to time so let's break it into points of interest. 🦾 PLOT (SPOILER ALERT): We follow our bro Jim Peyton into this artic voyage in an unknown planet til' the end. As a utility man in his profession, Jim left his home, son, and sexy wife, to take this job that would bring in more money for his family over the brutal winter. Little did he know that bro would come across an inmense secret, hidden by lies and sacrifices, and the history of a lost colony. Jim will soon realize, that he has been on the wrong side from the beginning. A story about a not-so casual hero, a modest family man, and his efforts to do what is right, in the end creating a legacy for interplanetary years to come. 🦾 WELCOME TO A BUG-INFESTED PARADISE: This game has a lot of bugs, and it may be different for everyone. First game I ever bought on Steam where I even faced so many bugs, and was honestly concerned when I read about players getting soflocked. My bugs were annoying, but I managed to play the game to the end and also record it to my channel even with some issues here and there. You can check out my full walkthrough here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYWc6m3uqRS8 -The few and total bugs I faced were: 1. Automatically resized video and screen when recording on OBS. For some reason this never happened to me, but after launching the game and recording it I never expected to get some weird black borders on the final product. I eventually fixed this manually later and part 2-6 were enjoyable to watch with 60 FPS of performance. 2. Some sort of login issue? This must be caused by the fact LP3 actually has a server and multiplayer mode, but still felt off. During the recording my game stopped and sent me to the menu claiming there was some sort of login credentials error. Kept doing so, until I managed to click fast and bypass it. Probably the most disgusting bug I faced in the game. 3. Kebybinds don't work as they should. I faced a lot of keybind issues not responding or executing, and had to pause the game here and there to investigate and find a solution. Some keys even if you set them as the ones you wanted did not work when pressed. And other keys worked wrongly. An example would be WSAD keys which were required to rotate mechanics. I randomly pressed all keys until I found the one that worked. It was the H key! What in the world bro? A mechanic that requires 4 keys, runs on one? -The game has a lot of bugs no doubt, but if you only experienced what I did, then don't drop it just because of this. There's probably a fix you can apply on your side. 🦾 THE RIG: Throughout the campaign you will pilot a massive mecha that you will use to travel long distances in, combat, fix damaged structures, and get to places you could not before. You can't simply leave your rig in the distance and walk to your objective, since Jim is extremely slow, but it makes sense considering you're mostly walking on snow, climates are dreadful, and he's equipped head to toe with heavy armor? Anyways, the Rig is like your go-to everywhere. You will be able to upgrade it casually with scrap parts, learn some skills here and there, maximize the base health, ect. You don't need to buy it all in order to complete the game probably, I didn't. Also your ammo is full everytime yo get in and out of your Rig, so you basically are prepared to last combat, and sometimes can even troll fate itself by reloading all your equipment during battle. 🦾 A PLANET FULL OF IMPRESSIVE ALIEN LIFEFORMS: E.D.N. III is a planet full of various extraterrestial fauna, which you will constantly battle on foot or inside your rig. There's quite some variety and minor bosses tied to story sequences, models are pretty cool, and to this day a fourth game featuring these creatures in the current generation of gaming would be dope. 🦾 INFINITE AMMO, WEAPON CHOICE, AND SOME UPGRADES: In LP3 running out of ammo is something should not happen that often, but I did play it on low difficulty as all my games. Jim had an inifnite-ammo pistol, so even if your weapons have none, there's always a way out and saving bullets depends on the player. You'll find some different weapons, and be able to upgrade them, as well as your ammo, grenade pouches, ect. As the game progresses and you buy better weapons, you will adapt to your own style and probably not use them all. TO CONCLUDE: Lost Planet 3 is a PC port of quite an old game, players will struggle to find themselves comfortable with the new feel and gameplay, and or have a hard time dealing with atrocious bugs. I came for the story, and don't regret it. My frustration was not that much and I managed to enjoy the whole thing. There are some optional missions, but did not pay attention to those much and focused on the main story. Game is short you could say, even if piloting the rig makes it feel longer. Voice acting could have been better, but some characters are interesting. Not the best of endings, but a decent approach to the beginnings of the series. 9.5/10
13 year old game so it will have it issues. If it helps future players on the PC. When you have to shore up the locks in first mission and it says turn the arm with "WASD" hit F instead. When your fighting enemies in the RIG and you arm block and grab and cant see the red spot to drill try pushing forward. It was a great time waster with a good story, and I think held up fairly well for it's age.
Lost Planet 3 serves as a narrative prequel to the original games, shifting focus from large-scale action to a more character-driven story. The plot follows Jim Peyton, a contract worker on the frozen planet E.D.N. III, as he balances corporate obligations with personal survival. The tone is grounded, emphasizing isolation, resource scarcity, and distrust of the company in control. Gameplay blends third-person shooting with utility missions. Combat against Akrid creatures uses weak-point targeting and weapon variety, but engagements are slower and more deliberate than earlier entries. Human firefights appear later and add variety, though enemy AI is modest. The game favors positioning and patience rather than constant aggression. A central highlight is the rig, a large utility mech used for traversal and scripted encounters. It is not a heavy weapons platform; instead it relies on industrial tools like drills and cutters. Fighting in the rig is slower and more methodical, creating contrast with on-foot combat. Repairs and upgrades provide meaningful utility improvements. Exploration focuses on completing work contracts to earn payment for gear upgrades. Side objectives are simple, but they flesh out the environment and company culture. The hub area evolves slowly as the story advances, offering new interactions and dialogue. This structure adds routine that reinforces the game’s survival-labor theme. Presentation leans on cold, harsh visual design. Snowstorms limit visibility, and lighting sells environmental threat. Interiors are claustrophobic, emphasizing corporate neglect. The soundtrack is restrained but effective, while audio logs and video messages provide personal backstory that supports emotional beats. Performance varies. On modest hardware, frame drops can appear during blizzard effects or heavy combat. Texture pop-in is occasional, and loading transitions can feel long. Control responsiveness is consistent, and aiming feels stable once sensitivity is tuned. Minor bugs are reported but rarely block progress. Overall, Lost Planet 3 delivers a slower, more narrative-focused entry that emphasizes atmosphere over spectacle. It lacks the frantic combat identity of earlier installments, but its grounded storytelling, strong environmental tone, and rig mechanics offer a distinct experience for players willing to accept a more methodical pace.
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LOST PLANET® 3 is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.
No, LOST PLANET® 3 is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.
Yes, LOST PLANET® 3 received 2,333 positive votes out of a total of 3,726 achieving a rating of 6.16.
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LOST PLANET® 3 was developed by Spark Unlimited and published by Capcom.
Yes, LOST PLANET® 3 is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, LOST PLANET® 3 is not playable on MacOS.
No, LOST PLANET® 3 is not playable on Linux.
This information about LOST PLANET® 3 is not available yet.
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No, LOST PLANET® 3 does not support VR.
LOST PLANET® 3 offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
LOST PLANET® 3 offers both Co-op and PvP modes.
Yes, there are 8 DLCs available for LOST PLANET® 3. Explore additional content available for LOST PLANET® 3 on Steam.
No, LOST PLANET® 3 does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Yes, LOST PLANET® 3 supports Remote Play on TV. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
Yes, LOST PLANET® 3 is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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6
Developer
Spark Unlimited
Publisher
Capcom
Release
26 Aug 2013
Platforms
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