《無人島求生記 Wii 》（日文原名：サバイバルキッズWii，英文可譯為 "Survival Kids Wii"/ Lost in Blue:Shipwrecked）是由Konami開發，屬於《Survival Kids》（生存少年）系列的一部分，於2009年在日本WiiWare平台推出。延續系列一貫的主題——孤身一人（或與同伴）在無人島上求生，以生存冒險為主軸，搭配簡單操作與輕鬆的遊戲節奏，打造出既刺激又療癒的體驗。

劇情設定上，一名因為船難意外事故而漂流到無人島的年輕角色。從甦醒的那一刻起，必須運用島上有限的資源自力更生，設法生存下去，同時探索島嶼的秘密與最終尋找逃離的方法。故事並不強調繁複的敘事，而是將生存經驗與日常生活作為主要內容呈現。在過程中遇到其他角色，透過互動建立友誼，或是共同協力面對各種挑戰。島嶼上不僅有自然威脅，如飢餓、天氣變化、受傷或生病，還可能出現隱藏的危機，例如陷阱或野生動物，需要謹慎應對。

操作方面，設計簡單直覺，非常適合Wii平台。使用Wii Remote與Nunchuk，進行基本的移動、採集、製作道具及料理食物等動作。例如，指向螢幕選擇物品，揮動控制器可以模擬砍樹、釣魚等動作；製作系統允許將撿到的材料組合成各種生存必需品，如工具、武器、庇護所或醫療用品。食物來源是生存的一大要素，玩家需收集水果、捕捉小動物或釣魚來充飢，並且注意食材的新鮮度以避免食物中毒。天氣系統也影響生存狀況，像是雨天需要找地方避雨，夜晚則容易失溫，必須升起營火保暖。

整體節奏不算快，偏向輕度模擬與冒險的結合。沒有過多壓力，可自由選擇探索、建設、或是單純體驗與自然共存的樂趣。行動的每一天都會有所紀錄，並影響角色狀態，像是體力、精神狀態等，這些數值的管理成為求生過程中必須注意的重點。

在市場評價方面，整體收獲溫和的正面回應。支持者認為保留系列作品中那種簡單卻充滿挑戰的生存感，尤其適合喜歡慢節奏探索與輕度模擬類型的玩家。畫風可愛卡通化，配色明亮，雖然在WiiWare的作品中畫質屬於中規中矩，但角色表現生動，場景設計也充滿自然氣息，成功營造出輕鬆的荒島氛圍。

不過，也有一些批評指出，在內容豐富度上有所不足。由於是WiiWare下載型遊戲，容量限制導致島嶼的規模較小，可探索的地點與製作項目相比過去的掌機版本（如GBC、NDS上的《Survival Kids》）有所精簡。此外，劇情發展相對單一，缺乏明確的多重結局或深層劇情選項，讓部分玩家覺得耐玩度與深度不足。

總體來說，《無人島求生記 Wii》是適合想要在無壓力環境下，體驗簡單生存冒險的玩家的作品。不像硬派生存遊戲那樣殘酷，但提供恬靜、帶點童話氣息的求生體驗。對於喜歡《牧場物語》、輕度生存遊戲，或是單純享受大自然探索感的玩家而言，是個不錯的休閒選擇。

Survival Kids Wii (Japanese title: サバイバルキッズWii, also referred to as Lost in Blue: Shipwrecked in English) is a survival adventure game developed by Konami and released on the WiiWare platform in Japan in 2009. It is part of the Survival Kids series and continues the franchise’s classic theme: surviving alone (or with a companion) on a deserted island. The game focuses on survival adventure with simple controls and a relaxed pace, delivering an experience that is both thrilling and soothing.

The story centers around a young character who, after a shipwreck accident, washes ashore on a deserted island. From the moment they awaken, they must utilize the island’s limited resources to survive, while also uncovering the island’s secrets and seeking a way to escape. The narrative does not emphasize complex storytelling; instead, it presents survival experiences and daily life as its core elements. Along the way, players may encounter other characters, with opportunities to build friendships or collaborate to overcome various challenges. The island is filled with natural threats, such as hunger, weather changes, injuries, and illness, as well as hidden dangers like traps or wild animals, all requiring careful management.

In terms of gameplay, the controls are simple and intuitive, well-suited to the Wii platform. Using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, players perform basic actions like moving, gathering resources, crafting tools, and cooking food. For instance, pointing at the screen selects items, and swinging the controller simulates actions such as chopping trees or fishing. The crafting system allows players to combine collected materials to create essential survival items, including tools, weapons, shelters, and medical supplies. Food sourcing plays a major role — players must gather fruits, catch small animals, or fish to satisfy hunger, while also monitoring the freshness of food to avoid poisoning. The weather system directly impacts survival conditions: players must seek shelter during rainstorms and build campfires to stay warm during cold nights.

The overall pacing is relatively slow, leaning more toward a light simulation combined with adventure elements. There is little pressure, allowing players the freedom to explore, build, or simply enjoy the feeling of living in harmony with nature. Each day’s activities are recorded and affect the character’s status, such as stamina and mental condition, which become crucial factors to manage during survival.

In terms of market reception, the game received generally mild positive responses. Supporters praised it for retaining the simple yet challenging survival feel of the series, especially suiting players who enjoy slow-paced exploration and light simulation genres. The art style is charming and cartoony, with bright colors. Although the graphics are modest by WiiWare standards, character expressions are lively, and the island environments successfully create a natural and relaxed atmosphere.

However, there were some criticisms. Due to the limitations of being a WiiWare downloadable title, the game's content was somewhat constrained. The island is smaller in scale compared to previous handheld entries (like the GBC and NDS Survival Kids games), and the number of explorable locations and craftable items was reduced. Additionally, the storyline was relatively linear, lacking multiple endings or deeper branching plotlines, leading some players to feel that its replayability and narrative depth were limited.

Overall, Survival Kids Wii is a good choice for players looking to experience a simple survival adventure without the pressure or brutality of hardcore survival games. It offers a gentle, almost fairy tale-like survival experience. For fans of games like Harvest Moon, light survival adventures, or those who simply enjoy exploring nature, it serves as a relaxing and pleasant leisure option.