
Lost & Found is a standalone, short story game taking place aboard a 1960s transatlantic ship. Play as Sophie Roy in her new job as a stewardess, and help solve a curious series of thefts in this narrative-driven mystery set after the events of This Bed We Made.
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Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made Story is a standalone 1–2 hour DLC that expands on the events of This Bed We Made. Playing the main game first is recommended, but optional.

We are now in 1964. Sophie has taken a new posting aboard the Orpheus, a transatlantic ship, a few years after the events at the Clarington Hotel. What was meant to be a fresh start is disrupted when colleagues and passengers begin reporting missing personal belongings…
Set entirely indoors within a small section of the ship, Lost & Found builds on the investigative gameplay of This Bed We Made through an intimate, self-contained narrative experience. Everyday tasks once again become part of the investigation, bringing back more of the cleaning and snooping players wanted more of!
A focused narrative mystery set aboard a 1960s transatlantic ship, where small details carry unexpected weight.
Make the beds, tidy up, and tend to each cabin… where small details rarely stay hidden.
Snoop through cabins and shared spaces, inspecting personal items in 360° to uncover hidden details.
Converse with colleagues and passengers as secrets surface in unexpected ways.
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Languages: English*, French**languages with full audio support
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"Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made Story" is one of the best narrative games I've played in months—if not years. It's a perfect reminder that a game's length has nothing to do with its quality, because this one gets everything right. The immersion pulls you in from the very first second, the characters feel remarkably genuine, and the stories you uncover through snooping are subtle, believable, and deeply moving. Just as importantly, the game never buries its narrative under an excess of puzzles, gameplay systems, or unnecessary distractions. The story is always allowed to take center stage. In fact, I found its storytelling even more focused and emotionally resonant than This Bed We Made itself—and that was already a standout game. If you loved What Remains of Edith Finch for its emotional intensity and intimate storytelling, I can't recommend this enough.
Before anything, I highly recommend playing the first game first before this one. I have a little bit of mixed feelings about this game. I bought the Sophie bundle on sale and I really loved the main game. I did like this as well, but I feel like this game was so much more simple compared to the first game. On the first game, I actually felt like I was snooping and felt that I have to be very careful with everything I interacted with. This game felt like it was kind of spoon-feeding you everything. However, for a $7 game, I'd say it was worth it (especially for the little snippets and dialogues you get referencing the main game [spoiler] especially the letter from Anne, Marcella, Paul! [/spoiler] ) The game is short; I finished the game in less than an hour and a half. However, It was still a nice short game to play and I don't regret buying it since I really loved This Bed We Made.
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I loved the first game! And, this game is enjoyable. However, it is WAY too short! It took me an hour to play! That's it. There is so much more that could have been done with it. I feel like we waited a long time for the sequel, and after an hour of gameplay...it was over. If you don't mind a very quick game you can play fully on your lunch break - go for it! Otherwise, I'd save even the $5 for it.
Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made Story is more like a prequel to the sequel? Glad to see sophie is back on scene spotlight. This is a short standalone dlc, which switch Sophie scene from a hotel maid into a cruise Cabin Steward, now on a mystery case to find a thief lurking among the cruise passenger. YouTube Video: Gameplay: Good Graphics: Good Music: Good Story: Fair PC Requirements: Normal
https://youtu.be/aL8rcl2fej8 Интересное детективное приключение с хорошей оптимизацией для слабых пк. Это не большое самостоятельное dlc к основной игре. Можно выбрать какие были последствия после прохождения основной игры или пропустить и дать выбор игре. По сравнению с основной игрой немного переработано управление и стало понятнее с взаимодействиями. Приключение рассчитано больше на взрослую аудиторию. Облачные сохранения присутствуют (в стиме не указано наличие). Недостатки: - отсутствует перевод, но хватает базовых знаний английского для понимания происходящего а так же разобраться с большей частью в игре - по прежнему нет в настройках раскладки управления
I really wanted to like this game and I really wanted to give it a positive review, but this game is just disappointing. I‘m a huge fan of this genre and I liked the first game. It isn’t one of the best ones of this genre, but I really enjoyed it. Now I wonder how they managed to fail with this second game here. It’s way to short and there isn’t much content. If you are searching for a short game where you don’t have to use your brain and can waste your time you should go for it. But please at least buy it on sale. It’s definitely not worth the full price. If you didn’t play the first game you shouldn’t buy this one. It just doesn’t make sense. You should rather buy the first game and play it and then still don’t buy the second one. I don’t get why they didn’t take time to make a good game like the first one. This setup has so much potential, they could have made a even better game this time. Instead they made a game that feels like the raw and unfinished version of a demo. I also don’t get the good reviews. There isn’t really a story, it’s just cleaning and searching for things. I‘ll definitely be back to this game series if they release a bigger and pricier game in hopes they will make a good game again!
Such a nice lil addition to the main game! I need MORE!!!
If you loved TBWM, just go for it. Yes, it's short, but that was expected. I saw many people saying that no choices really matter in this one, but it's clearly a transition game. Despite that, it's still a really good game, and it perfectly captures Sophie's personality and mindset we already saw in the first game. Also, YES! even in such a short game, it manages to make you cry, and that says a lot about the writing. That's a rare quality nowadays. Maybe one thing I encountered was that I couldn't run it on ultra without going past 30fps, it was lagging and I have a really good config so it kinda surprised me as I had no problem for tbwm, but going in "high" settings resolved it without any problems. :) That being said, i'll say it again: GO PLAY IT !
I fell in love with the first game & I was glad they released another one, but I wished this was longer. Regardless of that, I enjoyed it very much. <3
So, many reviews do bring up the length of the game being short. Which it does mention the playtime in the first sentence of the description of the game (to be fair). I did not get this game with the assumption that I was in it for a longtime but for a goodtime! I fell in love with the characters and the story in the first game. I am a mystery, true crime, sherlock-loving, individual! This game played more like a prologue or even a tease to possibly another (longer) game in the future! I loved that you could continue Sophie's story from the ending you received in the last game. I really do hope that this story continues, and we get to know the characters even more! I need more shenanigans! Definitely more snooping!!
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