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Lost in Play+

Ratings

N/A

Age

9+

Category

Games

Languages

English

Lost in Play+ is an interactive cartoon and a journey through childhood imagination. Winner of iPad Game of the Year 2023, the game follows a brother and sister duo as they traverse a dreamlike world filled with horned beasts, goblin villages, and royal toads. Featuring over 30 unique puzzles and mini-games, the game emphasizes visual storytelling over text, making it accessible to everyone. From building a flying machine to playing cards with a seagull, every moment is a hand-crafted piece of animation that rewards curiosity.

Dinsun Expert Review

Our Expert Score

96/100

Lost in Play+ is one of those rare games that feels like it has a soul. From the very first frame, the animation quality is staggering—it looks and moves like a high-budget feature film from Cartoon Saloon or Studio Ghibli. The decision to remove all dialogue and tell the story through 'gibberish' and thought bubbles is a masterstroke, making the siblings' bond feel universal.

The puzzles are perfectly tuned. They are challenging enough to make you stop and think, but they never feel unfair or obtuse. There's a wonderful variety of mechanics; one minute you're solving a traditional logic puzzle, and the next you're playing a bizarre version of checkers against a forest creature. It keeps the pacing brisk and the sense of wonder high.

More than anything, the game captures the 'nostalgia of childhood' without being cloying. It’s about the way a cardboard box can become a castle and a backyard can become an enchanted forest. For anyone who appreciates art, storytelling, or clever game design, Lost in Play+ is an absolute masterpiece. It is the jewel of the Apple Arcade library.

Dinsun reviewed on: Sun Apr 12 2026

Features

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Stunning hand-crafted animation

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Over 30 unique logic puzzles

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No dialogue; universal visual language

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Wholesome, family-friendly story

Tips & Walkthrough

Gameplays

Q&A

It has some 'beasts' and ruins, but the tone is consistently uplifting and whimsical rather than scary.