Wunder Entertainmentis proud to announce that Lost Isle, its debut first-person open-world survival crafting game, will launch into Steam Early Access on September 23, 2025. This marks the first phase of Early Access, where players can join the community, dive into the fight for survival, and help shape the future of the game through direct feedback and collaboration.
Set against the backdrop of a deadly, procedurally generated medieval fantasy world, Lost Isle challenges players to endure the unforgiving elements, monstrous beasts, and up to 200 rival survivors all vying for dominance. With its unique blend of PvP combat, PvE encounters, and lore-driven exploration, every moment is a test of skill, strategy, and willpower.
“Launching into Early Access is just the beginning of Lost Isle’s development journey,” said Weston Leavitt, Co-founder at Wunder Entertainment . “We’re eager to work closely with our fans and community and gather feedback to allow us to refine gameplay, add new content, and continually build toward the full 1.0 release.”
A Paradise That Fights Back
Survive the Island: Engage in tense, directional melee combat, hunt wildlife, fend off sharks and wolves, and battle terrifying supernatural enemies, including skeletal warriors and twisted night beasts.
Forge Your Path: Craft weapons and armour, build fortresses, and form fragile alliances or ruthless rivalries in a world that remembers betrayal.
Dynamic Encounters: Procedural terrain, day-night cycles, and unpredictable encounters ensure no two stories of survival are ever the same.
Lore-Laced World: Explore ruins, uncover ancient journals, and harness strange cosmic resources from a land steeped in the prison-tomb of a fallen god.
Shaping the Journey Together
During Early Access, the developers will be actively gathering feedback from players to refine combat, balance progression, and expand content with new biomes, enemies, and gameplay features. Fans can look forward to regular updates as Wunder Entertainment works hand-in-hand with the community toward the full v1.0 launch.
