escape game: Lost POST

playPLANT

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About this game

"Hey you. You're working here starting today."
Welcome to the "Village of Nowhere," a place wiped from every map.
Here stands "POST," a mysterious post office where undeliverable letters gather.
Your colleagues? Half-plant oddballs. Your boss? A guy who just stamps things.
And the manager? The enigmatic "Manager Bermuda."
Can you meet your bizarre quotas and eventually depart from this strange workplace?

[ Story ]
A tiny village shrouded in mist at the northernmost edge of the world.
A final resting place for lost letters and lost souls.
Assigned as the rookie "Meru-Meru," your job is simple: Process the letters that have nowhere else to go.

From the dangerous "Hand Dept" to the endless embezzlement of the "Desk Dept."
You climb the ladder to claim the top "POST" at this POST office, gaining everything but the one thing you truly want: "The Outside."
When you decide to leave everything behind and embark on a journey,
The door to true freedom will finally open.


[ Features ]
• A Bizarre Job: Sort letters, extract souls. Tackle strange tasks as a postal worker.
• Lovable Characters: Witness the meeting and growth of the series' stars, "Melmel & Liberty."
• Secrets of Souls: Uncover the lore of "Souls" and "Ghosts" that form the core of the playPLANT world.
• Picture-Book World: Nostalgic yet strange graphics with charming characters.
• Joy of Exploration: Feel the excitement as solving puzzles opens up new rooms and areas.
• Stress-Free Controls: Items are used automatically just by having them. No annoying selection required—focus on the puzzles and story.
• Hint System: Stuck? Check the "Hints" to keep moving forward. Great for beginners.
• Auto-Save: Your progress is saved automatically.

[ How to Play ]
• Tap areas of interest to investigate.
• Auto-Use Items: Just holding an item is enough. Tap the right spot, and it works automatically.

Ratings and reviews

This was a great game! I liked the variety of things to do. It's so different from the usual escape games, but that's part of what made it fun. The very end stumped me a bit - the last door code. Hindsight being 20/20, I realized after there were 2 places to get the code.

fun and a bit challenging but not overly so. One of the more straightforward games by this developer!

The puzzles are mildly tricky. There is a tycoon aspect to this game which I never seen in an escape game before. The world was unexpectedly engrossing. The characters were cute and the story of the post office was interesting... and a little eerie. I had fun.

What’s new

- Improved app stability
- Fixed minor bugs