Normally, sorting through the mundane to find something lost feels like a chore, but in Lost & Found Co., it’s an absolute delight. Think about it, there’s nothing worse than digging through clutter for something you’ve lost—unless that clutter is packed with charm, magic, and a talking duck. Not only are the characters adorable—and at times downright hilarious—but the music sets the perfect tone for a casually cozy good time.

A Goddess in a Bind (and a Bit of a Mood)

The game kicks off with the ever-so-spicy Goddess Mei, who wastes no time showing you the ropes. She walks you through the in-game tools used to track down missing items—with a healthy dose of sass, of course. It’s here we meet Ducky, her loyally determined (and perpetually hungry) intern, who’s recently been turned human. Led mostly by his stomach, Ducky’s endearing earnestness is the perfect foil to Mei’s sarcastic edge. Together, the duo sets off on an “epic” journey to recover lost items for quirky customers—and maybe, just maybe, help Mei reclaim her powers along the way.

I found myself genuinely laughing at the mini-stories sprinkled throughout the game. Interestingly, Lost & Found Co. weaves its narratives in a manga-inspired style, adding a charming touch of Asian flair to its already delightful storytelling.

The Art of Finding Things (and Laughing About It)

This is where things start to feel real—gameplay that instantly pulled me into a cozy little time warp. Show of hands: who remembers Where’s Waldo? Go on, raise your hand—mine’s up, haha. For some, it stirs up a warm sense of nostalgia; for others (especially if you’re not as old as I am), it offers a fun peek into how we used to spend our time before the internet took over everything. Lost & Found Co. gave me that same familiar feeling of joyfully scanning cluttered scenes, only this time with quirky characters, magical mishaps, and way more personality.

Each level starts with a list of about six hidden objects to find, and I loved how every clue came with a little backstory. These clues didn’t just toss out vague riddles—they opened tiny windows into the lives of the customers I helped. And this isn’t just a scavenger hunt—it’s an animated adventure, where the game fills every scene with thoughtful details and delightful little animations. Some of them serve a purpose, helping guide your search, while others are simply there to make you smile. That’s what makes Lost & Found Co. feel special: it’s not just a puzzle game; it’s a storybook disguised as a scavenger hunt, with every page moving, blinking, or bouncing with charm.

Juju, Glitches, and Good Luck

Then came the Juju. At first, these glitchy little cursed spirits really threw me off. They hide inside color-drained, flickering objects and are said to bring bad luck. However, after spending more time with the game, I gradually figured them out. Soon enough, I lit up every time I spotted one. Whenever I saved a Juju, it gave me a much-needed boost when I hit a wall. Let me tell you, those little guys pulled through for me more times than I can count. Plus, they make the clues clearer when you’re stuck. Honestly, they saved my sanity during some of the trickier levels.

I also noticed a cute little notebook tucked in the top-left corner of the screen. This handy feature holds extra, optional requests for each level—while not required to complete the stage, they’re definitely a fun bonus if you’re a completionist like me. I ended up going for them most of the time just for the extra laughs (and maybe to procrastinate on the main task a bit).

Pro tip from me to you: try to find and rescue as many Juju as you can. Trust me, the quests do get harder, and the more Juju you have saved, the easier it is to keep your momentum without getting stuck. Plus, there’s something really satisfying about helping those cursed little weirdos.

Purrfect Additions and Ducky Décor

Since Lost & Found Co. launched, there have already been some adorable new additions to the platform—and I couldn’t be more obsessed. Just when I thought the game had hit its peak charm, they added a Cat Café. Yes, a whole Cat Café. I spent way too much time just clicking around, soaking up the cozy vibes and squeaky meows. It’s the kind of feature I didn’t know I needed, but now I can’t imagine the game without it.

And don’t even get me started on Ducky’s room. OMG. Getting to peek into his personal space was both hilarious and oddly heartwarming. It’s such a fun way to add depth to his character, and it honestly made me love him even more. These little touches don’t just pad the game—they enrich it. They give me reasons to come back, even after I’ve cleared the main quests.

These updates make it clear that Lost & Found Co. isn’t just a one-and-done experience. It’s growing, it’s evolving, and it keeps inviting me back with new reasons to explore its whimsical little world.

Late-Night Clicks and Quiet Wins

I won’t say much more—no spoilers here! —but there are a few key takeaways I just have to share. First, this is a single-player game, which makes it perfect for winding down and enjoying some solo time (I personally dive in the second my kiddos are asleep). It’s cozy, quiet, and just the right amount of mental stimulation.

You’ll also find bonus challenges scattered throughout the game, and let me tell you—they either sharpen your eyesight or push you to finally book that long-overdue eye exam. These little puzzles keep things interesting and give you something extra to chew on between story quests.

Most of all, the game is full of surprises and secrets that make it easy to come back to. Whether you happen to stumble across a random joke tucked into a clue or unexpectedly spot a sneaky Juju you missed the first time, the game consistently finds new ways to surprise and delight you.

And hey—when frustration hits (and it will), I step away, take a breather, then dive back in with fresh eyes. Nine times out of ten, that “impossible” item jumps out at me right away. Trust me.

Meet the Magic Makers Behind the Mess

Let’s take a moment to appreciate the brilliant minds behind all the cluttered scenes, cursed Juju, and quirky item quests. Lost & Found Co., developed and published the by Bit Egg Inc., in collaboration with Gamirror Games—and they’ve done something truly special here.

The game first launched as a demo earlier this year, but don’t sleep on it—go ahead and add it to your Steam wishlist—because the full release is planned for later this year.

Bit Egg Inc. is no ordinary dev studio. Based in Thailand, with locations in both Chiang Mai and Bangkok, this world-class team has been delivering high-quality animation, art, and game development for years. The studio is guided by four core leaders:

– Richmond Lee, Co-Founder & CEO

– Stephen Liu, Co-Founder & COO

– Mike Judge, Creative Director

– Sten Selander, Business Development Director

And now, they’re getting some well-deserved spotlight.

Lost & Found Co. currently shines in the Summer Game Fest Southeast Asian Game Showcase, which runs through June 20th at 12 PM PDT. This premium online event highlights exclusive updates and announcements from Southeast Asian developers—and landing a spot in the lineup is no small feat. It’s an official part of Summer Game Fest, a global celebration of gaming, and a clear sign that Lost & Found Co. is making waves far beyond its cozy, clutter-filled puzzles.

It is also part of Steam Next Fest: June 2025. Release date is currently listed as sometime 2025.