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Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made Story Launches on Steam August 5

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Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made Story launches on Steam August 5. This standalone sequel offers a 1- 2 hour narrative experience with a 15% launch discount.

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The indie sequel Lost & Found: A This Bed We Made Story arrives on PC via on August 5. This release matters because it delivers a complete, standalone narrative experience that does not require ownership of the original title. Players can jump straight into the story without any prior context or prerequisites.

Standalone sequel to This Bed We Made arrives with introductory discount

Lowbirth Games developed this standalone sequel to the indie game This Bed We Made. The narrative follows Sophie Roy in 1964 as she works as a stewardess on a transatlantic ship. The game offers a focused 1 to 2 hour narrative experience with refined gameplay mechanics.

The sequel launches with a 15 percent introductory discount during its first week of release. This pricing structure allows new players to experience the story at a lower cost immediately upon launch. The original game, This Bed We Made, is simultaneously discounted by 50 percent on Steam.

We looked at Lost & Found earlier while tracking indie game releases on Steam. The game is available now for players seeking a short, narrative-driven adventure on PC.

Source: Gematsu