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Artist Imagines Lost As An '80s Point And Click Adventure Game
Penney Design, a graphic design company in London, England, has created a series of images imagining the television show Lost as an '80s point and click adventure game. You can head here to check out all the designs, which look to some of the series' most iconic moments.
This is a game I would definitely play. There are little touches all over the place, like the inventory items, and Claire's texualized Australian accent. You will definitely want to check out the full collection of images if you're a fan of the show.
[via Penney Design]
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