Lost: Across Domus game plot (spoilers warned)

The game is divided into seven parts, all scripts written by the TV series' executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, and coincide with the 70-day period in the show.

Chapter 1 Force Majeure (Day 1)

After Flight 815 crashed on a small island, the protagonist Eliot Maslow woke up in a daze and began to While exploring the jungle, he found an unlucky passenger who was stuck and dead among some branches. A mysterious woman was standing next to the corpse. Suddenly, a corpse and a woman's face flashed before the protagonist's eyes. This woman Suddenly disappears only to reappear nearby. The protagonist follows the woman and meets Kate. After a brief conversation with Kate, Kate hands the protagonist a bottle of water. At this time, the protagonist's memory flashes back to the plane. He sees a marshal following Kate, and Kate Wearing handcuffs, Kate was originally a criminal, but the protagonist kept this secret for Kate. The protagonist then followed Walter’s yellow Labrador named Vincent to the scene of the accident. The man Jack, who is trying to revive everything, asks the protagonist to cut off the engine power of the fuselage to prevent the explosion. The protagonist tells Jack that he has lost his past memory. Jack diagnoses him as amnesia and suggests looking for his belongings. Kate tells the protagonist that she found a backpack when she left the jungle and put the backpack behind the camp. A mysterious man with "bean eyes" attacks the protagonist, trying to find out where the camera is.

Chapter 2 A New Day (Day 2)

Wake up the next day, the protagonist finds that Jack, Kate and Charlie have escaped from the monster's mouth, and asks Kate The reason why Jack guarded the only entrance to the jungle was that he didn't want others to enter the jungle after encountering the monster. The protagonist suddenly remembers that the flight attendant put his camera in the cab, and the camera can awaken his memory. At this time, the mysterious woman who appeared at the beginning appears again on the beach. The protagonist's memory flashes back to when he was on vacation in Thailand. This woman wanted to realize his dream. Desire to explore a nearby island, lied to the fisherman and stole the boat. Back to the present, the protagonist lies to Jack that the pregnant woman Claire fainted, and successfully enters the jungle while Jack runs towards Claire. At this time, the protagonist saw Locke hiding in the bodhi tree trunks and stopped. Locke called out: "Hey! Child! I am hiding in these bodhi tree trunks.", and then reminded the protagonist, "I don't know what is hidden in the jungle, but These linden trees provide cover, and you should be safe hiding in the space of these tree roots." The protagonist then said goodbye to Locke. In order to avoid the monster's attack, he hid in the linden trunk and headed towards the cockpit that Locke told him earlier. direction to move forward. Although the protagonist finds the laptop and camera, he is knocked unconscious by Ben, Juliet, and Tom (among others) as they leave.

Chapter 3 The Road Home (Days 17-21)

Back on the beach, Hurley told the protagonist that the other survivors began to distrust, and Said told the protagonist , Locke found some laptop batteries in the wreckage and can talk to him. Locke tells the protagonist that there is no use holding his laptop because the island means a new beginning. Then the protagonist triggers a flashback. In a thrift store in Sydney, he is spying on Lisa Gellhorn, a mysterious person who often appears on the island. Rico is the owner of this store, and Locke, in a wheelchair, tries to sell a camping tent to Walkerbot but is rejected. On the island, Locke decided to help the protagonist find the battery, but he wanted the protagonist to escape the monsters and other people unharmed while walking through the jungle. The protagonist saw the hatch cover excavated by Locke, and Lisa's various impressions helped the protagonist walk out of the dark place safely. cave. The protagonist discovers a corpse in the cave, holding a golden compass with "Via Domus" written on it (Latin, meaning "The Way Home"). Locke gives the protagonist a battery that he claims is "specially supplied to this island" and Believe that the compass can help the protagonist find the answers he wants.

Chapter 42 (Day 44-45)

The protagonist was carefully checking the compass in the beach camp. At this time, there was a violent explosion in the jungle, and the compass happened to be pointing to that place. , after confirmation by Kate and Hurley, it turned out that Locke blew open the mysterious hatch and discovered the Swan Station inside. Said stood guard at the entrance of Swan Station and returned the repaired laptop to the protagonist, but asked for something that could prove that he was a passenger before he could enter the station. During the conversation, the protagonist triggers a flashback. In the front thrift store, Rico tells the protagonist that the deal between Zoran Savo, the president of the Chenchey Institute, and other businessmen will be in Persephone's room 42. In the process, the two parties exchanged photos that Rico used to cheat on his wife, while Lisa continued to claim that this was "her own story", and the protagonist argued that it was to "warn" her. Back on the island, the protagonist learns who he is and why he is in Australia. He returns with the information to Said, who confirms the protagonist's identity on the passenger manifest and asks the protagonist to go to Swan Station to help enter the numbers. Not long after the protagonist entered the Swan Station, the door automatically closed and he was trapped inside. The compass direction pointed behind the cement wall. When all circuit boards are activated, the station is locked, the timer is reset to 4 minutes, the station's computer prompts the protagonist to enter "Via Domus", it is randomly unlocked, and the blast doors are opened. Jack and Saeed rush to the station and confront the protagonist about the information on the laptop about C4 explosives and deadly sarin gas. The two locked the protagonist in the station's arsenal until the truth emerged.

Chapter 5 Persephone Hotel (Day 46)

The protagonist wakes up in the arsenal, Lisa’s eyes flash again, and then the memory flashes back to Sydney Perse Fanny's Hotel, there's going to be trading in the Savoy tonight. "Little Eyes" checked the information in Room 42 at the front. In front of Elliot was Lisa, who claimed that Savo was responsible for her sister's death. Lisa decides to expose Savo's atrocities to the protagonist, and Lisa is responsible for distracting Savo's bodyguards so that the protagonist can go upstairs. Back at Swan Station, the protagonist uses the information he obtained in flashbacks that he is a reporter to convince Kate to release him. Inside the cabin, the protagonist discovers that the ultraviolet map depicts the direction of the previous hidden cabin, just behind the concrete wall pointed by the compass, and the entrance to this cabin is hidden behind the waterfall, but the door is sealed. Hurley tells the protagonist that the hatch was blown open with explosives, which came from the Black Rock deep in the jungle. While passing through the dark territory, monsters kept chasing the protagonist, and finally the protagonist came to the Black Rock, an old ship parked in the jungle. The protagonist successfully obtained explosives, escaped from attacks by monsters and others, and successfully blew open the door to the radiation room. The room contains a malfunctioning large electromagnetic jammer used to disrupt the compass. The protagonist uses the computer to turn off the jammer and repair the compass' magnetic field. But the computer issued a beep to attract the protagonist, and displayed on the screen: "Elliot Maslow, we know what you did, and we will find you."

Chapter 6 Regardless (Day 46)

The protagonist is following the compass, when monsters in the jungle begin to chase him. The protagonist escapes all the way to the ultrasonic fence on the edge of other people's territory. The monster meets the protagonist directly, but it then disappears in the jungle. At this time, Juliet appears, warning him not to cross the fence, and tells the protagonist that he will pay for Lisa's death. Full responsibility. At this time, the protagonist flashes back to the lobby of the Persephone Hotel. At this time, Lisa has approached the elevator guarded by the bodyguard, but cannot successfully distract the bodyguard. The protagonist tells the bodyguard that Lisa is a reporter, and the bodyguard randomly arrests Lisa. Go, the protagonist takes the elevator to room 42. Returning to other people's territory, Juliet told the protagonist that she wanted to use the protagonist to achieve some unknown goals of her own, and let the protagonist enter the underground tunnel and pass through the basement of the Flame Station. The protagonist found the stairs leading to the main building, but found that the "little eye" controlled Taking Mikhail as a hostage, the protagonist killed "Little Eyes" in desperation. Mikhail expresses his gratitude and apology to the protagonist, but suddenly a poison dart hits the protagonist's neck, causing the protagonist to collapse to the ground.

Chapter 7 is worth a thousand words (Day 67)

The protagonist wakes up in the storage module of the Hydra station, and Tom asks the protagonist about Han Sol and Lisa news, causing the protagonist to trigger a flashback to the night of the Savo deal. The protagonist hides in Savo's room and sees Thomas Martivok, the chairman of the Hanso Foundation. Thomas hands Savo a briefcase containing sarin gas, which Savo intends to use to study ESP (chemical weapons). "Little Eyes" brought Lisa in. Back in the cabin, the protagonist realizes that he betrayed Lisa, and Tom then releases the protagonist. The protagonist then enters the interrogation room, and Ben tells the protagonist that the compass refers to a ship that can take the protagonist home, but first the protagonist must take Jack to the Black Rock, where Tom will be waiting. The protagonist returns to the beach camp, tells Jack that he has found a way to leave the island, and asks him to meet him at the Black Rock. On the ship, Jack holds the protagonist's gun while Tom and the others take Kate hostage. Tom tells the protagonist they can leave and returns the compass to the protagonist, which causes the final flashback to be triggered. In Room 42, Savo tortured Lisa about what she knew and the protagonist's whereabouts. Lisa didn't tell her. Savo killed Lisa with a headshot for the protagonist, but the protagonist hadn't appeared yet. Back on the Black Rock, the protagonist realizes that he actually sacrificed Lisa for a photo. The protagonist shoots at the explosives on the ship, crippling the others and allowing Jack and Kate to escape. Jack decides to leave the protagonist on the Black Rock, but Kate objects. The protagonist is later awakened by Juliet. Juliet tells the protagonist that Ben has ordered to hunt down and destroy the escaping ship, and tells the protagonist to follow the course 325 to go home. The protagonist hurries to the ship. After arriving at the scheduled time, the protagonist is surprised to find Locke is there. Locke kills the others and tells the protagonist that he will stay on the island. The protagonist drives a sailboat named "The Way Home" away from the island and uses the radio on the ship to call for help. At this time, the ground shakes and the mountains shake. There was the same loud noise as when Swan Station was blown up, and the protagonist saw a plane being torn apart and crashing on the island. The protagonist woke up from the accident again, with only a very active Lisa Gellhorn in front of him. , she said to the protagonist with emotion: "Oh, my God, we succeeded, we are still alive."