Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made Story

I'm starting to love this series I can't wait for the next. But to be truthful even though I enjoyed it I think this one felt a little rushed and could have let us explore a bit further. The game introduces some new characters but we barely got to know them and there were a lot of unanswered questions about them. I hope the next one will be vastly longer and will fill all this gaps.

I only happened to find out about this game while exploring Steam's main page, and I'm so happy I did! Played both the first game and now this, and I loved them. I really appreciate how Sophie can easily work out both platonically or romantically with Beth, Andrew, or Caleb, and it doesn't really feel awkward at all. The way these stories also weave in loss and moving on, as well as a love that may not be accepted is amazing. Going off of if there will be a third game going back to Beth but on a different ship, it would be wonderful if we could also get back Andrew as well! I adored him in the first game. Having all three in the possible next instalment would be awesome, but that is simply my two cents. Again, love the games, please keep going with them!

This is a cute follow up to the original game. I enjoyed it! Can't wait to see where the next story takes Sophie!

I loved This Bed We Made, and the storytelling in this game is just the same. I really enjoyed how the game went about complex emotions and I love the little tasks you have to do (or don't!)

I enjoyed playing this add-on to This Bed We Made; however, it was very very short. I hope the next add-on is more involved and takes a bit longer to solve. In any case, this is worth the time to try,

Cute. the playthrough is under 2 hours.

Ça fait vraiment plaisir de rejouer Sophie et d’en apprendre un peu plus sur la suite des événements de l’opus d’origine, sans trop en dévoiler. L’histoire reste simple, mais pour un petit DLC non attendu, c’est un vrai régal. Changer d’air en passant de l’hôtel au bateau est particulièrement sympa : son rôle reste le même, mais il varie juste assez pour donner un air de nouveauté. On sent bien que l’aventure se concentre sur les vols, mais aussi sur le deuil. Tout est pris au sérieux, avec une vraie pointe d’empathie. Une fois qu’on sait qui est le/la voleur/euse, le moment de le/la dénoncer (ou non) propose de rester discret ou de le faire tout en tenant compte de son histoire. C’est précisément cette touche d’humanité qui manque trop souvent sur ce genre de sujet, et elle fait toute la différence ici. Côté gameplay, c’est simple et fidèle à l’original. J’ai eu quelques petits soucis de sélection ou de nettoyage, et un crash lors de ma dernière run pour les achievements Steam. Le jeu a un côté assez lourd, même bien optimisé : j’ai dû le faire tourner en low pour éviter les saccades dans les déplacements. Malgré ça, il reste tout aussi agréable que son grand frère. Hâte de voir la suite, vu comment la fin nous tease !