Ministry of Lost Things: Case 2 - Finders Keypers
Irreplaceable items go missing again in this narrative sequel of Lint Condition.
In Finders Keypers, Jenna loses the carabiner holding all her keys and keychains, and, almost immediately, her life starts falling apart. She can't get into her home, ride her bike, or take the bus… and the loss is even jeopardizing her relationships! On top of that, she’s missing several sentimental keychains that are basically irreplaceable.
Difficulty
Narrative
Time
2-4 Hours
Players
1+ (best 1-3)
Internet Use
Hints & Solution Input
beginner-friendly, whimsical, puns, lighthearted, smallbox
What's Included?
Instructions
5 chapters including 4 game envelopes
Dozens of illustrated documents
A collection of journal entries and witness statements
An assortment of tactile objects
Gameplay
In Finders Keypers, Jenna loses the carabiner holding all her keys and keychains. Almost immediately, her life starts falling apart. She can't get into her home, ride her bike, or take the bus… and the loss is even jeopardizing her relationships! On top of that, she’s missing several sentimental keychains that are basically irreplaceable. Can you help Jenna straighten out this low-key disaster?
The Story
Filled with just as many puns and a healthy dose of whimsy, Finders Keypers is a sequel to Lint Condition, but it can be played as a standalone game. It features five chapters, containing 2+ hours of beautifully-illustrated puzzle gameplay. The components include an assortment of journal entries, witness statements, and documents, as well as an abundance of odds and ends. While there is a website portal, all relevant game materials are included in the box. The website is only used to verify solutions and access the hint system— it is not needed to solve any of the puzzles. The hint system is incremental and can be used to nudge you in the right direction if you find yourself needing a push. This game can be played solo, or in a small group.
Can you help Jenna straighten out this low-key disaster?
Playing the Game
Game Reviews
Inspiration
Credits
Game Design: Rita Orlov, Mark Larson, & Chelsea Stark
Illustration: Nicole Gustafsson, with additional art by Anna Drozdova, Nain Izul, Tetiana Lazunova
Graphic Design: Rita Orlov
Web Development: Brennan Pilcher
