Lost in Play

I absolutely loved this game. I think that Lost in play is worth spending this much on the game. I believe they putted a lot of work in the graphics,  music, and story !!! The adventures our dear protagonists live are just as full of action as we wish. It's warm, alive, vivid, full of emotions. I didn't buy the game as I'm broke 😂 but the free experience still tells so much about the game. I've appreciated the fact that the free part is just as playable as if we actually bought it. So I highly recommend it ✨️❤️

Happy Siblings Day! It reminded me of it, so I played this game 😊 We are also just two children in our family, and I'm loving it. We do fight, but hey, that's just how siblings are. The game is awesome like Gravity Falls. The mechanics are simple but quirky, puzzles are hard but enjoyable, and while in-game you're like watching a cartoon at play. 😁 It might take half a day to finish. But I've enjoyed it so far. It makes you young at heart ♥️

points for art and creativity, over basic gameplay. not quite Machinarium, but among the top in the genre. it is rather a limiting genre though.

This game not only has a very good story, but also a nice art style. The puzzles can sometimes force you to put on your thinking cap. I got stuck on a few puzzles which might be a bit frustrating to some people. Still is a great game. 8.3/10

Game's animation, drawing style & scenery make the game nostalgic and memorable. The connection between different episodes-the repeating characters and symbols with diff looks, specially the connection between first and last episode makes the player ire the game! The language and specially the song (Flying away by Alon Kaplan) brings life to the game. Puzzles are both easy & too hard but fun, the hints ain't top notch but good. The game took me 3 days but would last a lifetime in my heart🐸🌜

This game is so nice that i can't when I loved to play such a puzzle game (maybe monument valley). We all wanted the siblings to go home safely but wish there was more to the story. 📖 Storyline: I truly loved how the siblings' imagination works making such a remarkable story. 🎮 Gameplay: the simple point and touch gameplay is seemingly great for such a game and there wasn't any issue at least for me.

This is a perfect game for you who like cartoon and puzzle the music and graphic is good, but if you want to play the full stage you must buy 😩 Overall this is Good 🍿

Worth every cent, beautiful, creative, & amusing experience

Lost in Play is a near-perfect blend of fantasy storybooks and Saturday morning cartoons. This adorable adventure game stars Toto and Gal, two imaginative siblings that find themselves trapped in a whimsical fantasy world. To get back home, the two of them will have to solve puzzles, take on terrifying monsters, and make friends with fantasy creatures. Some point-and-click adventure games can be confusing or overwhelming, but Lost in Play manages to streamline and simplify the puzzle-solving process without dumbing things down. Since every character speaks in gibberish, I never had to sift through dialogue or solve riddles to determine out what I should do next.  All of the clues I received were pictures, which made them easy to figure out.

Lost in Play is a charming adventure game that takes players on a whimsical journey alongside two siblings, Toto and Gal. Developed initially for the Nintendo Switch and PC platforms, it has now made its way to Android and iOS devices just this July, and I was able to play the free demo of this game for Android. Lost in Play features hand-drawn, cartoonish visuals that are visually pleasing and perfectly complement the game's playful atmosphere. While inspired by classic cartoons, the graphics are somewhat modernized and polished, creating a vibrant and colorful world. The characters' stylish design, vivid dreamscapes, and imaginative creatures all contribute to the game's whimsical universe. The art style is pleasing to the eyes, and would definitely be a draw for kids but not necessarily for them only, you could tell that the developers put a lot of effort in it as an artwork.