Lost (DSGame)

A point and click puzzle game where you unlock gifs. Overall quality is decent, tho some of the gifs are a bit much. The only real problem is the puzzles in the hidden levels is somewhat too hard.

Lovely art <3

I guess I'd call Lost a point-and-click puzzle game with 20 different levels where you interact with some cutie and unlock an animation. At the end there's a fairly lengthy 24x12 tile-swapping puzzle. Okay game, not a ton of content here, but I enjoyed it well enough. *DLC patch provides uncensored, non-mosaic'd visuals.

Overall, when you consider the price, it’s not a bad game. It’s good for gaining achievements, and it makes you think, even if only a little sometimes. For the scenes, you need to install a patch as DLC. (Regarding the scenes, be careful when getting to the last one, since it starts as bestiality.)

Artwork is nice but some of the find and seek is incredibly slow/annoying

Lost is a minimalist, visually driven puzzle title developed and published by DSGame that is designed around relaxation, accessibility, and aesthetic reward rather than challenge or narrative complexity. It positions itself firmly as a casual experience, one meant to be enjoyed in short sessions and approached without pressure, where progress comes from observation and pattern recognition instead of reflexes or strategic mastery. From the outset, the game makes its priorities clear: gameplay exists primarily as a framework for discovery, with visual presentation and collection acting as the main incentives to continue. The core mechanics of Lost revolve around simple observation-based puzzles. Players are asked to locate shapes, identify matching elements, or spot specific details within static images. These tasks are intentionally straightforward, requiring patience and attention rather than logical deduction or trial-and-error problem solving. There is no time pressure, no punishment for mistakes, and little escalation in difficulty, which keeps the experience calm and predictable. This design choice ensures that the game remains approachable for virtually any player, regardless…