Lost Twins 2

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Lost Twins 2 is a single player and multiplayer casual platformer game with fantasy and kids themes. It was developed by Playdew and was released on August 14, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Lost Twins 2 is a charming puzzle platformer that challenges players with increasingly difficult, logical puzzles requiring creativity and patience. Guide twins Abi and Ben through a whimsical polygonal world, solving intricate brain teasers to find their way back home. With new free levels and mechanics, it offers a rewarding test for even the sharpest minds.

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Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews

gameplay6 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Lost Twins 2 offers a relaxing and cozy atmosphere with beautiful visuals and calming music, making it a delightful experience for players.
The puzzle design is clever and engaging, with a smooth difficulty curve that keeps players challenged without feeling frustrated.
The game features unique mechanics, such as the tile-shifting and character-switching, which add depth to the gameplay and encourage experimentation.

The game lacks an online co-op mode, which could enhance the multiplayer experience for those who prefer playing with friends remotely.
Some players found the initial puzzles to be too easy, and the game could benefit from a stronger narrative to provide more context and engagement.
The level completion time can feel short, leaving some players wanting more content and a longer gameplay experience.

gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is characterized by a variety of engaging mechanics, such as tile-shifting and interactive elements like boulders and gates, which provide a fresh and enjoyable experience. While the game is not fast-paced and some mechanics may feel repetitive, it offers a cozy atmosphere with intuitive tutorials that ease players into its complexities. Overall, the gameplay is smooth, rewarding, and encourages replayability through different approaches to levels.
- “The variety in mechanics — lifts, breakable domes, water gates — keeps things fresh.”
- “The gameplay is smooth and easy to understand, but doesn't take away from the level of complexity of the game itself.”
- “The tile-shifting mechanic feels both fresh and inventive, blending logic and experimentation into deeply satisfying 'aha!' moments that keep the experience engaging and rewarding.”
- “It’s not a fast-paced game, so if you’re looking for action it might feel a bit slow, and some mechanics do repeat after a while.”
- “The various mechanics (except the goo that slows you down… screw that) feel fresh, and the platforming is mostly solid; though it could be better.”
- “The tile-shifting mechanic takes a bit of getting used to, but it’s a clever idea and adds a unique twist to the platforming.”
graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are widely praised for their stunning artwork and charming visuals, creating a peaceful and immersive atmosphere reminiscent of Miyazaki's worlds. The combination of 2D sprites and 3D elements enhances the aesthetic, while the calming music complements the beautiful environments, making it a relaxing experience overall. While some visuals may not be striking, the overall presentation is considered very good, appealing to fans of cozy games and puzzle/platformers.
- “If you enjoy cozy games with unique mechanics and stunning visuals, it's definitely worth picking up.”
- “The graphics and artwork are incredible for a modern puzzle/platformer game.”
- “With its gorgeous visuals and calming soundtrack, it immediately sets a peaceful, immersive atmosphere that lasts from start to finish.”
- “Maybe the pro is that the graphics are quite clean and not as fancy as Trine.”
- “The visuals, while not always striking, sometimes do feel really pretty, especially in the sections with sunlight.”
- “The mixing of 2D sprites with 3D objects works really well, but the overall visuals could use more polish.”
music
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its calming and soothing qualities, enhancing the overall relaxing atmosphere alongside the beautiful visuals. While some players initially found it reminiscent of other games, it ultimately grew on them, contributing to a meditative experience that complements the puzzle-solving gameplay. Overall, the combination of lovely music and charming art creates an immersive and cozy environment that players enjoy.
- “The levels look great and the music sets a chill vibe, so it’s easy to just relax and play for a while.”
- “With its gorgeous visuals and calming soundtrack, it immediately sets a peaceful, immersive atmosphere that lasts from start to finish.”
- “The art and soothing music make it easy to lose track of time, and the puzzles balance between relaxing and 'just tricky enough' without being too frustrating.”
- “I wasn't the biggest fan of the music; it reminded me too much of the score from Valheim, but it eventually grew on me.”
- “3 hours in, started off easy but then the puzzles just get you stuck. Helps that the music is calming, and it's just overall chill puzzle solving.”
- “The visuals are charming, the music is mellow, and the puzzle difficulty ramps up nicely as you progress.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
25%
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The story in the game is generally perceived as light and lacking depth, with many players expressing a desire for a stronger narrative component or additional content, such as a story DLC. While the creative design and immersive world contribute to a magical atmosphere, the overall consensus is that the story feels incomplete and could benefit from more development.
- “Lost Twins 2 surprised me with how creative it feels; the no-text design and smooth character controls keep it intuitive, and the world feels alive with storybook vibes.”
- “The art and music create a magical, storybook-like world, and sliding the tiles to solve puzzles is clever and fun.”
- “The story is pretty light, and I wish it had online co-op instead of just local.”
- “I just wish there was a stronger story component.”
- “Please release a story DLC and don't tell me this was all in their dreams.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's atmosphere is characterized by stunning visuals and a soothing soundtrack that create a peaceful and immersive experience. Players appreciate the cozy, almost magical ambiance that invites them to linger in the beautifully crafted world, making it an ideal choice for those seeking relaxation alongside engaging puzzles.
- “With its gorgeous visuals and calming soundtrack, it immediately sets a peaceful, immersive atmosphere that lasts from start to finish.”
- “Gorgeous art and lovely music set a cozy atmosphere, and I especially liked how the world itself guides you.”
- “It’s such a beautiful game, with a pretty and cozy, almost magical atmosphere that makes you want to stay in the world just a little bit longer.”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players appreciate the replayability of the game, noting that the diverse gameplay elements allow for multiple approaches to the same level, enhancing the overall experience and encouraging repeated playthroughs.
- “The gameplay elements are fun to interact with—boulders, gates, balls, boxes, fans, etc.—and I liked that the same level can be replayed in different ways, which adds great replay value.”
emotional
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Players report experiencing significant emotional highs, particularly during moments of realization or insight that evoke feelings of intelligence and accomplishment.
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is praised for its smooth performance and impressive visuals, with puzzles that strike a balance between being rewarding and challenging.
- “It runs smoothly, looks visually stunning, and the puzzles are equal parts rewarding and challenging.”