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Puzzle, Simulator, Adventure, Indie
Another Lost Phone is a game about exploring the social life of a young woman whose phone you have just found. This game is shaped as a narrative investigation: you have to link elements from the different applications, messages and pictures to progress. Scrolling through the phone’s content, you will find out about Laura’s life: her friendships, her professional life and the events that led to her mysterious disappearance and the loss of this phone.
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Contemplative, tiny, contemporary and plot-driven.
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Pure NintendoJemma CassonMay 20188/10I really enjoyed my time with Another Lost Phone, which turns your Switch into a giant smartphone to provide a unique puzzle experience.
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God is a GeekNick GillhamOct 20177.5/10Offering up a small slice of emergent storytelling, Another Lost Phone does a good job of highlighting difficult themes.
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SwitchWatchApr 201885/100Accidental Queens did a splendid job on raising awareness on a certain sensitive topic. It is a thoughtful game that touches your heart and lets your emotion enjoy a rollercoaster ride. I was angry, I was sad and I pitied Laura due to the story line. But as the game came to the end, I was satisfied with how it had its final moments. The important message I (and the developer, I assume) also want to deliver is that no one is alone. Billions of people exist in the world and one at least is out there to listen to you. If you find yourself in need, reach out, talk to people, get another opinion. Sometimes a friend, sometimes a stranger can help you. Hell, even if you have no one, reach out to me. Someone is out there, just speak up. Because no one can read minds, yet (but I heard there will be an update on that maybe).
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NintendoWorldReportAdam Abou-NasrMay 20185/10I'm not thinking about Laura. I don't care about her job or what her friends are doing. While Another Lost Phone: Laura's Story has noble intentions, it doesn't have a heart. The first game was about leaning on others and drawing strength from a community; this one is just about reading someone's texts.
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CGMagazineLane MartinOct 20176.5/10Another Lost Phone: Laura's Story is the follow up to A Normal Lost Phone and it may actually be worth a look, but not for the reasons you are likely to suspect.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 16 ratings.
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