

A Lost Note
CB Games · 2023 · Adventure, Action-Adventure, Walking Simulator, Exploration, Immersive Sim
PC
Mixed40% · 10
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About A Lost Note
Experience a powerful tale of love and loss from the perspective of a cat, who bears witness to the most intimate moments of a couple's life. A Lost Note takes players on a journey through a variety of immersive environments, each with its unique visual style and atmosphere. Players will explore a winter environment with cherry blossoms blooming in the snow, a fall environment during golden hour, a mystical forest with strange and fantastical creatures, and a dark forest with tall and twisted trees. These environments provide a diverse range of moods, from peaceful and serene to mysterious and foreboding, creating a rich and engaging world for players to explore.
A Lost Note's soundtrack is designed to enhance the player's emotional experience and immerse them in the game's world fully. The music shifts seamlessly to match the mood and atmosphere of the different environments, from peaceful and serene to mysterious and eerie. The piano is a prominent instrument in the game's soundtrack, providing a melancholic and reflective tone to the game's emotional journey.
A Lost Note's soundtrack is designed to enhance the player's emotional experience and immerse them in the game's world fully. The music shifts seamlessly to match the mood and atmosphere of the different environments, from peaceful and serene to mysterious and eerie. The piano is a prominent instrument in the game's soundtrack, providing a melancholic and reflective tone to the game's emotional journey.
Key Features:
- Exploring diverse locations: Players will navigate through a variety of environments, in search of clues and secrets. Each location is uniquely designed with beautiful visuals and atmospheric soundscapes.
- Collecting Pages: Throughout the game, players will collect pages that reveal more about the lost love story. These pages are scattered throughout the game's world and must be found to progress the story.
- Uncovering Mysterious Landmarks: The game's landmarks have a deeper meaning and significance to the lost love story.
- Emotive Storyline: A Lost Note is a heartwarming tale of love, loss, and rediscovery. The story is told from the perspectives of both the cat and the lost love, providing a deeper and more meaningful narrative experience.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Walking simulator, but with a cat. I don't want to be too critical on a small game like this but... I didn't enjoy this. The environments and soundtrack were nice but the areas get pretty repetitive very quickly, especially when they give way to... the same area again constantly, with the same soundtrack. And oddly the same narration playing at times? There are a number of QoL features that need to be addressed. Namely the game started using the integrated GPU on a dual GPU system, which is a problem that causes considerable framerate loss. The sprint key really needs to be toggle rather than hold, because you will be sprinting everywhere. And the camera needs its soft-boundaries adjusted, as walking through a bush or tall grass causes...well something incomprehensible, visual-wise. And there's just not much to this game. Its not worth its 30$ pricepoint at all. For what little is here, 10$-15$ would be more appropriate with some QoL adjustments.7 found this helpful
This game is not worth the price tag. I'm not sure it's worth the play either. I usually feel that's pretty open ended and people will like what they like, try what they like, spend money on what they like - but this isn't one of those things sadly. I think there's potential, still, to make this game better. Maybe? But as it stands it's a pretty meh experience. I got it on sale for like $3. Which is also eh, but definitely more accurate pricing. First you have the obvious price tag of $25 for a game that's a little over 2 hours to play if you go for "completion" of collecting every single note (which there's no reason to, so why would you). Then you have the note collection which is tedious and only made slightly better by the fact that you're a tiny black panther cat. There's also no reason to collect the notes, it seems, as the story is delivered in daunting PARAGRAPHS that hit randomly. I think it's more based on how far through that map you've traveled more than anything. Finally, the story delivery in paragraphs is not ideal. It was such an information dump and also spaced out to such an extent I couldn't remember what was said in the previous paragraph by the time I'd trigge…5 found this helpful
Im Sale ok – der Vollpreis ist nicht ganz gerechtfertigt für den Inhalt. __________________________________________ Ok if it’s in sale - the full price is not quite justified for the content.4 found this helpful
Love poem, memorial, story of love and loss. Told through the journey of a cat walking, running, jumping through forest, etc. It's unique to say the least. Very chill, relaxing. Purchased at considerable discount.3 found this helpful
This game has enormous potential, it's fun and has peaceful landscaping and music and let's not forget you can play as a cat :). It's a unique take on exploring the world and the objective of finding the lost notes is engaging for the most part. There are problems though and I am saying this out of belief of the game's potential. First off, if you try and look up at the pretty sky, your view is obstructed by the grass which kinda ruins the game. Secondly, the narration (while truly beautiful the script may be) is very quiet compared to the volume of the music.2 found this helpful
While I like the concept, the game doesn't feel finished. The scenery and music are beautiful, however I wasn't able to get past the second section. I tried to grab the notes floating in the air and I fell onto an invisible floor, then ran some more and fell into the void and died(?). The second time around I tried not collecting the notes and the narration still played, so there doesn't seem to be a reason to collect the notes. The invisible walls in the forest felt a bit excessive and the mouse sensitivity should be adjustable. I know the game has been out for a while so I'm hoping there are improvements in future games.
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