Lost and Hound

I've been closely following this game's development for awhile, and I'm excited it's finally here. This is a solid game that isn't just blind-accessible, it's not just well-designed...it's fun.

You play a hound. The game's based on sound. The dog's nose to the ground. That too is a sound. A great game we've found. So spend a few pound. (I'm British ad Dollar wouldn't rhyme anyway) Audio game, too few around. This one's near the top of the mound. A fully visually impaired friendly game with more depth than a basic audiogame. Here's hoping that this type of game becomes the norm. Well worth the entry price, so give your eyes a rest and play this.

Lost & Hound is an incredibly wholesome and enjoyable casual adventure game. I really enjoyed the sound and visual cue systems built into the foundation of the game. It's an innovative concept, and an interesting way to adventure through the well crafted levels/worlds. The narrative is endearing, and you can tell a lot of care went into creating this game.

I really enjoy the sound design of this most excellent dog simulator. A lot of thoughtful design went into this game to make it accessible AND enjoyable to such a wide array of people. I hope that Lost & Hound inspires more game devs to scaffold their game play to be more inclusive for all. Can't wait for the poodle update. There will be a poodle update, right?

I've had a great time with the game so far! It's not exactly fast paced, but navigating with all the sound cues and tracking scent trails will keep you going. The game throws a lot of environmental sour way that really helps sell the environment you're in, and can directly tie into the game's difficulty. An example of this, without spoiling to much, when you're asked to navigate through a storm. You as a tiny, adorable dog, are asked to find your way through, using scent. The scent is communicated via a little compass, but also though some of the best directional audio I've heard in a video game. I was able to find my way purely through sound, despite the storm presenting itself as kind of a distraction. The storm itself actually helped me a little. Despite the storm presenting a huge problem to me visually, I was still able find my way. The game is full of moments like that: moments that really make you take in your surroundings and take your time. And I think that's the key to this game. Take your time and take in what's around you. I, as a legally blind gamer, really love that this exists. It can be challenging at times, but it's worth a play for sure, blind or not. :)

What an interesting and enjoyable game! I am finding it to be challenging but not frustrating. It's such an original idea and the fact it can be played by ANYONE is amazing! Plus, it has super cute dogs!!

I've been waiting to play Lost and Hound for a while and am glad it is finally here! Who doesn't want to play as a corgi called Biscuit! The sound design is really fascinating and you can tell a great deal of care was taken to make sure all the sounds worked well together. Differently a great casual game that I look forward to challenging myself in :)

This game is just an absolute pleasure to play. The asthetic is gorgeous and it's obvious that the creator is extremely interested in inclusion and bringing joy. It's wholesome and sweet and funny, but still challenging, and so so different to regular games that you really do need to concentrate on cues that you aren't used to concentrating on, which was absolutely lacking in the gaming world and I adore it. Also, it is SO CUTE. I had the pleasure of streaming it and had to squeal like 70 million times already ❤️ The entire thing is a dopamine hit of wonderful. I can't recommend this game highly enough. It is absolutely worth every cent, even just for the soundtrack alone, and someone who is trying to make a game that visually impaired people can play absolutely gets my support 100%

The unique gameplay following sounds and scent trails is fun. It's really engaging! I also like the casual comedy sprinkled in and the positive, optimistic, and friendly story lines.

I [b]lOVED[/b] this game. Super creative and colorful. This game has a fascinating concept of using a Corgi's sense of sound and smell to navigate you through this massive world. The complimenting sound design and music was very well put together and the art style is very cute and wholesum. With so many sweaty games at the top of the game boards this is a fantastic game to fall back on and relax. The game is very easy to understand and the art style is very cute. [spoiler] I rate this game 18 out of 10 peanuts. [/spoiler]