Lost Letter

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Lost Letter is a single player action game. It was developed by Candeia Studio and was released on July 12, 2025. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

BUY THE COMPLETE GAME ON STEAMLost Letter You are lost, sad, and without purpose. Then, you find a letter lost in the world. You don’t know who the recipient is. You don’t know where they are. You only know one thing: The letter must be delivered. Created and produced by Gabriel Jericó, William Carvalho and Karoline Garcia. About the Game An incremental i…

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Audience ScoreBased on 10 reviews

graphics1 positive mentions

stability1 negative mentions

The game features beautiful and unique art with impressive textures and effects that enhance the visual experience.
Gameplay is enjoyable and relaxing with an interesting and varied set of mechanics including travel upgrades, idle-style searching, and a stamp-collecting mini-game.
There is a strong sense of love and passion in the game's design, providing a chill, fun, and rewarding experience for players who enjoy collection and exploration.

The save function is broken, causing progress to be lost despite pressing the save buttons, severely damaging the overall experience.
Achievements are unreliable, with some unlocking inconsistently even after fulfilling requirements.
The user interface can be difficult on the eyes and sometimes glitchy; additional game modes like relax-mode may fail to load properly.

gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is enjoyable and well-designed, blending relaxing idle mechanics with engaging collection elements. While primarily repetitive, it offers smooth progression and some strategic upgrades, making it accessible and satisfying for players. Minor bugs have been noted but do not significantly impact the experience.
- “I want to recommend this game; it's clear how much love went into it. The gameplay is repetitive but enjoyable, and I love games where collecting things is the entire point.”
- “Very interesting game and mechanics; I'm enjoying it a lot!”
- “Despite the grand scale of your quest, the gameplay is surprisingly relaxed, fitting into the 'idle' genre.”
- “The gameplay is repetitive but enjoyable, centering around collecting things as the main point of the game.”
- “Despite the grand scale of your quest, the gameplay is surprisingly relaxed, falling into the idle genre.”
- “This means you don't need to constantly interact or manage complex mechanics, making the gameplay quite simple.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are aesthetically pleasing and present an interesting concept, but they lack depth and variety for the price. Additionally, geographic proximity in the visuals doesn't always translate to accessible movement, which may affect the overall experience.
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is reported to be highly unstable and plagued with bugs, leading to a frustrating experience that prompted some users to request refunds.
- “Buggy mess - refunded.”