Jak and Daxter chase Phoenix but are led into a trap, resulting in them crash-landing back on the Island again. Then, Captain Phoenix attacks the building and steals both the Eco Seeker and Keira. Daxter falls into the sewers of Aeropa on the way back, where he becomes tainted further by Dark Eco and is temporarily transformed into "Dark Daxter".
He is unable to power it because the Eco instability prevents him from using his own Eco powers (along with preventing him from turning into Dark Jak), but Keira is granted permission to study it for a week if Jak proves himself in a test of his fighting skills. Jak is given an instrument called the Eco Seeker. After a successful take-off, Jak must fight off Sky Pirates attacking the ACS Behemoth, an aerial warship captained by Duke Skyheed of Aeropa. After an encounter with Captain Phoenix, an Eco-seeking Sky Pirate, Jak crash-lands on an island at the Brink (the edge of their world) and sets off in search of Eco with which to repair his Hellcat. The game begins with Jak and Daxter, escorting Keira on her journey to become a Sage and help to find the reason for a worldwide Eco shortage.
Evan Wells revealed that they were unable to sustain the games development alongside Uncharted 2: Among Thieves and made the decision to pass the project onto High Impact Games. Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier was originally planned as a PlayStation Portable exclusive and was in the process of being developed by Naughty Dog when it was cancelled. Weapons, armor, powers, secrets, and unspent Precursor orbs are retained through each playthrough. Similar to other games in the series, Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier features a Hero Mode where players are able to replay the game.
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