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Lost in Blindness

89% positive of 29 Steam reviews

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Main story
Unknown
Everything
Unknown
Released
2021
Steam Deck
Not tested
Known on
Steam, itch.io

Made by Unseen Interactive.

About the game

Have you ever wondered if you could play a video game, without even looking at the screen? What if you played this unique sound-based adventure game, without even seeing anything!

What sets it apart

  • Walking Simulator
  • Exploration
  • Emotional
  • Action-Adventure
  • Immersive Sim
  • Dialogue Heavy
  • Story Rich
  • Mystery
  • Life Sim
  • First-Person
  • Adventure
  • Action

What players say

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What players say

  • Not recommended
    Instead, focus on the person, and let the disability lend an interesting mechanic. Again, because it's the only decent option I've seen, I have to draw a comparison to The Vale. By the end of the first tutorial, you know she is a princess, you know she is slightly jelous of her brother, you know she loves her uncle, you know there's a comfort between them and they can make jokes readily that are far less on the nose…

    3.1 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.

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