
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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Curiosity, in my opinion, is one of the most admirable of human qualities. To be naturally curious is to willingly pursue the want of an unknown experience. When I think about my favourite kind of storytelling within books and movies, I often think to myself how exciting it is to slip out of my skin and peer through the eyes of someone else, to become someone or something I could never be. Videogames, in this sense, are very special methods of storytelling because it is only through our actions that a story actually happens; the storytelling of a video game is often the closest we might ever come to fully living this idea of exploring alternative lives because of the choices we make. This Bed We’ve Made is a very special game to me. I adored the first game and was delighted to find that they had dropped a DLC. Not only that, but the dev team continued on with Sophie, offered fun breadcrumbs for the original cast, and even added new characters to love. While far shorter than the base game, I really loved this DLC. The addictive snooping gameplay mixed with realistic, period-centric chores and attention to detail continues to produce some top-tier gameplay--at least to me. Of course, I think appreciating this type of game appeals to a specific person. So, if you enjoy quality writing, voice acting, fun small puzzles, peering into the many lives of the characters around you-- or are just naturally curious, then this game is for you. The continued humanistic writing makes me so excited to see this hopefully continue on to a full-fledged game sequel. I really appreciate that so much of a human life can be explored by the things we carry with us--literally and figuratively. I can only hope more puzzles, snooping, and-- perhaps a new murder?-- are on the way for part 2. Thanks dev team!
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Très heureuse d'avoir pu retrouver Sophie dans ce DLC. Cependant, j'aurais tellement aimée que l'expérience dure plus longtemps :( L'intrigue était intéressante, mais un peu trop courte et facile en comparaison à son prédécesseur.
It was a truly wonderful game! At first, I wanted to play 'A This Bed We Made Story' first, but for some reason, it wouldn't start, so I was a bit hesitant to jump straight into this game. However, I’m really glad I played 'Lost & Found'. The story was excellent, the voice acting was superb, and the character interactions were impressive. It also featured a touching story in the latter part. I look forward to seeing another DLC or a sequel to *A This Bed We Made*.
Once again a great job from the Lowbirth Games! It is very short but cute and I loved getting to see these characters stories in the items they leave behind. Also as someone who worked in a hotel is strangely satisfying to clean up a room virtually. I can't wait to see what this studio has in store for the future!
loved this game, wish it was longer but thats just because I enjoyed it so much. lovely story.
Definitely play the original game first, but this is a very cute little epilogue.
A wonderful short game, the perfect extension of This Bed we Made. It has all the puzzles and mechanics I enjoyed from the first game, and gave insight on what has happened to all the characters since. The writing is so beautiful and the voice acting captures it perfect. I hope you make a lot more of these games!
Good addition to a great game!
This game is *fabulous*. Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made story follows our main character Sophie Roy a few years after the events of This Bed We Made. While in the previous game we followed Sophie working at The Clarington Hotel in Montreal as a maid, in this one she has left both behind. She is now a stewardess aboard a cruise ship where items have started going missing. In a brilliant bit of game play you have options that can carry over from the original game. If you remember what those choices were, particularly towards the end (no spoilers), you can choose to have those be part of the story. If you are fresh to the game, don't remember or want to come in clean? There is a neutral option too. This game is primarily snooping and chore based, same with the original. You walk around the cabins snooping though drawers and trash cans and putting together the pieces of the passengers lives. Since Sophie is a stewardess you can (but don't have to, I think) put beds back in order, clean bathtubs and clear away dishes. As the story unravels you can press Q to hear Sophie's thoughts or TAB to read her journal which includes notes on every clue, tidbit and passenger. This is not a puzzle game, although there are a couple puzzles you can do if you find certain clues. The story is heartfelt and at times emotional. I felt really drawn into the story and I couldn't wait to figure out what was happening with the passengers. The music was beautiful and the art style was just as good as the last time. I came into this expecting to be a bit disappointed it was so short (2.5 hours playtime for me) but I really wasn't. It was like the perfect little slice of cake, and I hope they do more of these short glimpses into the story. Note: It says you don't need to play the first game to play this one, and I do agree with that to an extent. As a fan of This Bed We Made I highly recommend playing that one first. It will get you set up for this one which has references to the events in This Bed We Made.
Petit jeu sympathique, dans la lignée de This Bed We Made. Bien plus court, mais du même acabit. Graphiquement c'est très lisse, le scénar est sympa mais pas fou. Les éléments cliquables sont parfois un peu pénibles à pointer. Mais on prend toujours autant de plaisir à aller fouiller les chambres des passagers et à reconstituer le fil narratif! Un bon petit moment passé.
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