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Lost Media Agency

A found footage horror game where you need to piece together a timeline in chronological order of a Kaiju incident that occurred.

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Artur Latkovsky
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Artur Latkovsky
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About the Game

You work in a secret government facility tasked with covering up mysterious incidents from around the world. This time, you’ve received fragmented found footage recovered from multiple devices linked to an incident in a small town in Latvia.

Your job is to reconstruct the timeline and arrange the footage in the correct chronological order to report on the Kaiju incident to your superiors.

Main Features:

  • Analyze, rewind, and piece together lost media to uncover the truth behind the incident.

  • Deduce the correct chronological order using subtle clues hidden within the footage.

  • Immerse yourself in a retro PC interface designed to pull you deeper into the mystery.

  • Explore your unsettling office environment.

  • Approximately 1 hour of gameplay—depending on your deduction skills.

Inspired by found footage films, this game largely reflects the experience of those genres.

And remember: while you sort through the footage… your boss is always watching.

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