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I remember the days when I was a kid, and liked to play dress up and play as Pirates with my friends, well this is just like that, but you can actual sail a ship and go on virtual adventures! This is a fun filled coop game, great to play with friends. You can play solo, but its just not as fun. Either grab a crew of your closest mates or play with the family in the family friendly mode, that boasts a safer environment without the terrors of PvP. An all round pick-up and play game, with some fun story lines, that may have some links with popular classic pirate stories, like Pirates of the Caribbean and Monkey Island.
Whatever you do, I wish you lots of fun!

TLDR: A fun social deduction game, as long as it's not taken to heart.

This game really tests friendships. It's fun with the right group of people, just keep in mind to not take things seriously. I have had fun games that lead to funny stories and I have had terrible games that have lead to people never speaking to each other ever again. But in summary, I have enjoyed playing this game, so that's why I am recommending it.

What drew it to me was that the premise was based on the Sci-Fi film called The Thing by John Carpenter in 1982.
Very much on that theme, the crew need to accomplish a certain number of tasks, while a number of impostors are attempting to stop the crew by killing them off. The ghosts of the crew can continue to complete the tasks, meaning the impostors still need to kill off everyone before the tasks are completed. It is the job of the living crew to deduce who the impostors are, leading to a voting system where upon completion, whomever is chosen is shoved out of an airlock. Although the impostors are also able to contribute to the deduction and can work together to shift the blame onto an innocent member of the crew.

Short game, mixture of puzzles, nice pace, maybe easy for some, but it was just right for me.
Only frustration I found was that certain objects didn't react and needed to be clicked on in the "right" way.
All-in-all nice little game to pass the time.

A great game especially for the representation of the LGBTQA+ community. A Normal Lost Phone is a short game with an excellent concept and beautiful story. It covers complex and sensitive topics, especially issues around self identity and the search for yourself and who you are. You'll solve puzzles and read texts that connect you to the characters, progressively filling the world with detail, to give you a fuller picture. I enjoyed this game and loved the message it was giving.

Nice purchase for a short story and minimal interaction. A nice little, chilled out, casual game.