Lapse 2: Before Zero

Name: Lapse 2: Before Zero
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Rating: 4.761397361755371 (100401 reviews)
Author: Cornago Stefano

Cornago Stefano

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100K reviews

PEGI 7

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PEGI 7

Mild Violence, Fear

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About this game

Lapse 2: Before Zero is the official prequel to Lapse: A Forgotten Future. That you are here means, in some way, you were successful in your quest to save the world – or to destroy it. Doesn’t really matter which, since you’re about to travel from a future world into the ancient times. The one who once was President is now Pharaoh, the one who once was a machine is now your most precious ally in the challenge to come.

When you open your eyes, the year is 1750 BC, and the place is ancient Egypt. For some unknown reason, this mysterious land needs your help. Proceed cautiously: what may seem like ruling just another kingdom, may well be the key to the world’s survival.

Lapse 2: Before Zero answers the players’ questions, revealing the mysteries of the first chapter.

Currently supported languages: English, Italian, Russian, Turkish, French, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Portuguese, Polish, Hungarian, Indonesian, Czech, Arabian, Slovak, German, Greek, Finnish and Romanian.

If you want to help translating Lapse in your language, feel free to contact me at: stefano.cornago@gmail.com

To understand the future, you must first discover the past.

Updated on

Oct 19, 2025

Available on

Android, Windows

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Ratings and reviews

97.3K reviews

*'er Mc' Flubber

August 14, 2026

The weird part of this game is the Pathways in the pyramids made no sense if you tried to trace steps backwards it would be different to how it was and many turnings were totally illogical, if you were to turn right 4 times you should have turned a box?!, but no! Just keep saying NO and dying until you finally hit the year 2150 then should have reached one of the 3 endings, trial and error to get to all of em and unlock all of the cards and added storylines leading to the conclusions.

Jack Phillips

July 6, 2024

Firstly, this is a fantastic game, and I recommend it indefinitely. Although its core gameplay can seem repetitive at first, the story moments are fantastic and the repeating choices do test your memory a fair bit. One thing I dislike though is that it's extremely easy if you have any common sense to get the best ending on the first playthrough, especially when the 3 different endings all rely on 1 or 2 choices. This discourages replaying it, especially when any missed goals aren't worth it.

56 people found this review helpful

A Google user

November 13, 2019

PLAY THE FIRST ONE FIRST! There is no significant difference in gameplay and the graphics are the same and all but irrelevant. The story demands you play them in order. It's worth it. Play both, and play for all endings. If you're unsure at first, be advised that when you "die" you don't start again; you've still made progress. Just keep going and you'll see that these games are masterpieces of simplistic gameplay and complex plot lines.

89 people found this review helpful