
Organize and give out lost items! Lost But Found is a job simulator game where you are an officer who oversees the lost items in an airport. Organize those items and distribute them to people who lost their belongings. Upgrade your office, manage requests, collect stickers, and more.
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Lost But Found is a combination of a job simulator & hidden object-finding game. Your attention to finding the right item passengers need, and managing them in a tidy manner will earn you money!
In a top-down table, you are an officer who collects the lost items in an airport. Organize those items in the table. When people who lost their items request them, see if you have the item, then give it to them.
You are expected to be an honest officer, but there is expensive, tempting items, which you are able to steal and sell in the black market. Lost But Found is filled with little fun mechanics, that will make your role-playing experience fun!
You are expected to make sure every passenger in the airport gets their lost item, when you don't have the item, you have the option to take their contact number, to call them when you find their lost items.
Making money, and buying upgrades to make your job easier in the office is necessary. With the interactive upgrade system, where every item you buy has a function, that will either make your job easier or increase your earnings.
Stacking items on the table to make sure you have enough space.
Notepad to take down people’s numbers
A phone to dial people to take their items.
Ability to decide to keep items for yourself.
Start your day by helping passengers find their lost items
Passengers come to ask for their item
if you have it, give it to them
If you don’t, take their number and send them on their way
If the item comes in another day, call them to come to pick it up and keep it safe for them

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Languages: English*, French*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Japanese*, Korean*, Polish*, Portuguese - Portugal*, Russian*, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese*, Turkish**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 48 reviews with recorded playtime.
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returned the game within 10 minutes because a game that advertises itself as cozy organizing game actually has very little to do with organizing and more with stressing to return items in time. there's no relaxing part to this imo and no reward for organizing items, only reaction time. having to deal with annoying robbers every 20 seconds that punish you for not reacting in 0.2 seconds is SO annoying, I legit can't understand how this game has so many positive reviews among the other cozy organizing games, but looking at this company, it has released so many very similar looking games and I anticipated it was going to be slop..
This game is pretty fun while you're doing the tutorial but it's not meant for a long play session. I don't like playing the "normal" difficulty because of how fast it moves, I feel like I cant get anything done correctly but moving down to "casual" makes everything super slow. I wish there was a better in between.
i'd give this game a 6/10 overall. Fun for a while and then it becomes so ridiculously overwhelming I can't even describe it. The table upgrades are almost useless because you have to hold and scroll to the other side of the table so what's the point in having a bigger table if you can't see everything on it. Plus the items can quite literally take up the entire table and the conveyor belt never stops giving you items. And customers won't come pick up the huge items for days and it just sits and takes up space. And then if I finally decide to throw the item away the conveyor belt almost immediately gives me the same item right back. AND the penalty for not getting stuff off the conveyor belt gets bigger and bigger. Sometimes there's a glitch where if you don't perfectly give the item you can no longer see it and it's off screen and people will continue to come and ask for it over and over again, yet it's disappeared from the screen and unattainable again. Overall if you like mayhem go ahead, but if you want something relaxing, I don't recommend. I prefer Ship, Inc. to this game.
Good idea, poor execution. This is going to be my first game refund. Firstly, the time mechanics are bizarre. I found myself alternating between incredibly stressed (in a not-fun way) at the normal/hard difficulties, and incredibly bored at the casual/easy difficulties. I think they should have implemented some kind of customer conveyer belt mechanism for easy mode, so you're not just waiting ages in-between everyone. Secondly, because this almost entirely a time-based hidden object game (and no other genre - don't let the marketing fool you), they try to shoe-horn in other mechanics to make it more fun, like mini games, robbers, etc. These are terrible, and only serve to detract from, not add to, the game. Finally, and importantly, this game has an INCREDIBLY annoying and long-standing bug. One of the features (which I feel is the most interesting one!!) is that if you don't have an object someone is looking for, you can ask them to leave their number and you can call them back. Unfortunately, this barely works. Half the time they don't show up, and when they do, half the time they're looking for an ENTIRELY DIFFERENT OBJECT. Except this time, you can't even ask them to come back!!
If you’re looking for a game to pick up and play for a few minutes while you decompress or wait for a bigger download, Lost But Found is a pretty decent choice. The Vibe: You’re basically playing a frantic game of airport Tetris. Your job is to manage the lost and found desk, keep your table organized (or suffer the consequences of chaos), and reunite passengers with their missing stuff. The Good: Easy to pick up: The mechanics are super simple to learn. You won’t be spending hours reading manuals—you’ll be sorting items in seconds. Great for short bursts: Since it’s a quick-loop game, it’s perfect for that "just one more day" feeling. Achievement Hunting: If you’re an achievement completionist, you’ll likely enjoy this one. The achievements are pretty straightforward, fun to collect, and look great on a Steam profile. Price: For the price, it definitely delivers exactly what it promises on the tin. The "But": Repetitive: The gameplay loop doesn't evolve a ton. You’ll be doing the exact same thing on Day 50 as you were on Day 1, so it can start to feel a bit stale if you try to binge it for hours at a time. Short & Sweet: Don’t go in expecting a massive, deep experience. It’s a small, casual game—it does exactly what it says, but it doesn't try to be anything more than that. Verdict: I’d recommend it if you enjoy casual job simulators or organization games. Just keep your expectations in check: it’s a fun, bite-sized experience that’s great for killing time, but it’s definitely not a long-term epic. Rating: 7/10 (Would buy again for the chill factor and the achievement badges alone!)
Unfortunately, it's just not that fun. Gameplay never increases in complexity or difficulty, and after 5-10 in game days, it hasn't advanced even a bit beyond "see what visitor needs + click and drag". Passengers need belongings, thief needs to be pepper sprayed, tips need to be collected, and so on and so forth - but to me, the person playing the game, it all feels identical. There's also zero story, plot, or reason to care about the game's world or characters. And in between days, you get to do visit different locations in town, but they're all literally just shops where (you guessed it) you click and drag the upgrade to your shopping cart, to purchase it. Upgrades also don't feel significant, because they may give you an extra second or some extra cash, but the core gameplay isn't affected or upgraded at all. There are a few minigames, I've encountered three thus far, and they're way too dull and repetitive. One minigame is "click and drag the sponge over the dirt spots", another is "look at a list and select the right option". And another big deal breaker for me is, I really dislike all the music and most of the sound effects I've heard in the game thus far. I don't know how to put it into words, I just can never relax or tune out while listening to it. I don't mean to be down on the game or the devs at all. I'm aware this game came out of a game jam, and the devs were fairly new to making games. I think, for what they were realistically capable of, they did the best they could, and they should be proud of themselves! However, unfortunately, it doesn't change the fact that this game is just not fun to me, and after playing for only half an hour, I no longer want to play anymore. I won't refund because I want to show the devs my support, but as for the game itself, I think it should be free and not cost anything. That seems appropriate for the level of game there is here. I hope the devs celebrate the accomplishment of every game they complete and release, but at the same time, I also hope they learn from the shortcomings of this game and use it to improve in the future.
I honestly found this game lacking. The art is good, and the game mechanic works but the story is just a homeless man giving u notes. There doesn't seem to be much consequences to the actions I choose either. I played for 4 hours straight and found myself being bored within 30 mins. If you like clickers that give you little to no consequences, barely any story, and a decent gameplay loop, then you'll probably enjoy it. I didn't enjoy this game. I will still try to get all the achievements though bc that's what I'm trying to do for my entire library.
It was fun and all, but on cozy difficulty, but day 20 and above the items were practically gone. You get 3 items, then after few seconds you already gave them all away and no more again. It was boring by that point. Please fix if this is a bug. I do love the game but this kind of thing is so boring, I almost fell asleep.
Fun for a little but the hitboxes for items are a little odd, there's little guide to what the arcade is for-- let alone a good portion of the rest of the game. There's next to no story and over all I've played better and more fun idle time wasters. If you can get it on a massive sale and can eek out a few hours, I'd say the game is worth it but I wish I had picked and played a different game.
忙しないし作業感が強すぎる たくさんの物が流れてきて、沢山の人が取りに来る 自分なりの整理のルールができて、、、あとは?? ほんとにそこで終わってしまう 落とし物ってなんか落とし主のストーリーとかあってこそだと思うんよね ただの記号 求めてたのが悪かったのかもしれないけど 誰におすすめすればいいのか分からないのは確か
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