Letter Lost

What a beautiful game :) very good atmosphere. Really enjoying it!

Had fun stamping, sorting, and delivering the mail. Simple job. Simple tasks. Just don’t open the letters. Probably.

Love the vipe

Very unique and fun, both me and my brother have played! Love how creepy it is

This was shown to me in my social media feed a few days after the game came out, and there's just something about doing a monotonous task over and over again while trying to figure out what's going on around you. You get used to the dungeon and the toilet mail surprisingly fast

The post office bits are great, but repetitive and grindy after a while. The escape room parts are perhaps clever, but too obscure and frustrating to feel natural and enjoyable. There are 2 different games here, and there is a massive disconnect between them. I did have a lot of fun at first, but after a while I realized where this was going. I wasn't having fun anymore, and the motivation to make progress was gone. Great concept, but needs a massive overhaul.

Puzzles? Eerie? Good gameplay Loop? Yes

I love this game, but... The concept and execution of this game are excellent. There is so much going on - some linear, some not, some clear, some hidden, some routine and some definitely not. The feel and the humour are excellent. The puzzles are mainly engaging (but see below). I've completed it now, but I will definitely have another run through in a couple of months as there are so many paths to pursue. The 'but' is twofold for me. Firstly, as many people have said, the game is full of bugs. I suspect that this is partly due to the ambition of the storyline, with so many triggers for events that the system cannot keep track of everything accurately. The problem is that it's unclear whether things are bugs or just eldritch weirdness of the setting. Things disappear randomly and then reappear oddly. You end up having incongruent conversations that don't make sense from what has gone before (even within the same time loop). Secondly, the 'cosy' elements of the game - the postal stuff - are underplayed. The add-on equipment is far too expensive for the payback and so this whole element of the game is largely redundant and underpowered. Maybe that's fine, especially as it's mainly a horror mystery, but feels like a distraction or a missed opportunity.