Solve the mystery in Letter Lost
After two years of development, FlatNine Games has finally released a demo of its upcoming game Letter Lost on Steam. It's a single-player simulator filled with mystery and psychological tension, set in the isolated town of Kharnym Ayl. The demo offers players an early look at the strange procedures and unsettling atmosphere.
The plot puts you in the role of the only employee of the post office of the island of Harnym. Your responsibilities include stamping, sorting and delivering mail to city residents. The job seems simple, but the environment complicates every action. Accommodation and meals are mandatory, movement outside the post office is restricted, and the idea of ​​going outside the permitted areas is against government regulations.
The residents of Kharnim hide secrets behind their polite behavior. Talking to them helps you piece together the pieces of truth, and going through their email reveals more about what they have to share. Clues and riddles appear throughout the office and its environs, guiding your efforts to understand the patterns that hold the city together. Finding a way out of a situation becomes part of the experience.
The game describes several features of the workplace. Being the only employee creates a sense of importance, even when the workload increases. Living locally eliminates the need to travel and allows you to fulfill your responsibilities. Paying daily allows you to upgrade your office and shape it according to your preferences. The city remains closed for security reasons and movement is strictly controlled. Small conveniences like coffee make routine easier while you develop multitasking and problem-solving skills.
FlatNine Games strives to create quiet moments that hint at deeper truths. A simple task can open up unexpected opportunities and take you further into the secrets of Harnym Island. So, try the demo version now.
