AdventureFit check
Is Lost but Lucid worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want first-person movement across varied obstacles
- Players who enjoy searching levels for secrets and collectibles
- Time-trial players who want medals and global leaderboard comparisons
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for combat-focused gameplay rather than traversal and exploration
- Players who want a short, self-contained experience rather than a 27-level platforming journey
- Players seeking a multiplayer game rather than solo level play and leaderboard competition
Our take on Lost but Lucid
The page gives substantial space to Sam’s personal story, but the described play centers on platforming, collectibles, and timed runs. The story is also delivered partly through scrolls, so players drawn mainly by narrative may find exploration and movement take up much of the experience.
What is Lost but Lucid?
This first-person platformer follows Sam through dreamscapes connected to her life and experimental dream therapy.
Across 27 levels in 5 worlds, players sprint, double jump, navigate moving and sinking platforms, find keys, and explore for secrets and collectibles. Special items from each world unlock bonus levels, while secret scrolls add context to Sam’s struggle. Time Trial Mode lets players replay races, earn medals for beating bronze, silver, and gold times, and compare results on global leaderboards. Each level has its own soundtrack, with music described as ranging from lighthearted to ominous.
How Lost but Lucid plays
- 01Timed races
- Players can replay courses, earn medals for meeting bronze, silver, and gold times, and compare top results globally.
- 02Bonus level unlocks
- Collecting special items across the worlds opens additional levels.
- 03Story collectibles
- Secret scrolls provide more information about Sam’s struggle.
- 04Level-specific music
- Each stage has a distinct soundtrack, spanning lighthearted, celestial, whimsical, and ominous moods.
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Lost but Lucid: platforms & release
Is Lost but Lucid worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want first-person movement across varied obstacles. Skip it if: players looking for combat-focused gameplay rather than traversal and exploration.
Where can I download Lost but Lucid?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Lost but Lucid's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Lost but Lucid on?
Windows only.
