In Lost and Found Co., players take on the role of Ducky, a duck-turned-human intern working at a magical startup that specializes in reuniting people with their lost belongings. As players explore beautifully illustrated environments, they’ll search for hidden items, uncover small stories, solve puzzles, and gradually turn Ducky’s office into a comfortable and personalized space.

The game features over 26 handcrafted scenes packed with thousands of interactive objects and small visual details. Along the way, players will meet quirky characters, unlock bonus challenge levels, and discover secrets scattered throughout each location.

Rather than relying on static hidden object gameplay, Lost and Found Co. mixes exploration with narrative progression and character-driven moments. As townsfolk recover their lost possessions, players also collect items that can be used to decorate and customize Ducky’s workspace, creating a relaxing sense of progression.

With a demo that previously earned an “Overwhelmingly Positive” reception and more than 200,000 wishlists ahead of launch, the full release brings the cozy adventure to life for players eager to uncover its secrets.

Lost and Found Co. is available now on Steam for PC and Mac and currently supports English, Thai, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese, with additional language support planned for future updates.

If the name sounds familiar, that’s because Nippets already made waves on Itch, where it racked up over 100,000 downloads. Now, with its Steam debut underway, players can get hands-on with a demo that showcases exactly why the game has been quietly stealing hearts.

A Living World Built for Curious Players

At its core, Nippets is a handcrafted hidden-object experience set across beautifully illustrated 2D maps. Instead of rigid checklists or time pressure, the game encourages players to simply explore. Shake trees, startle birds off lamp posts, honk the horn on a garbage truck, peek through windows, and yes—pet the cats.

Every environment feels alive and reactive, inviting you to poke and prod just to see what happens. Lost items are hidden throughout the world, often tied to tiny puzzles that unlock new areas and reveal small, interconnected stories.

Each map contains 3–5 explorable spaces, with secrets that unfold gradually. Some stories even carry across seasons, rewarding players who take the time to return and keep exploring.

What to Expect From Nippets

The Steam demo offers a taste of what’s coming later this year, including:

• Around 2–3 hours of cozy gameplay

• A charming, hand-drawn art style

• Classic hidden-object puzzles with a modern, playful twist

• Multiple maps with secret areas to unlock

• No timers, no scores, and zero pressure

• A world packed with personality, secrets, and pettable cats

If you’re into relaxed puzzle games, environmental storytelling, or just enjoy the simple joy of people watching brought to life in interactive form, Nippets is one to keep on your radar.

The demo is available now via the game’s Steam page, with the full release planned for later this year.

Following more than 1.5 million downloads across the series so far, A Planet Full of Cats sends players on a hidden object quest across a mysterious planet colonized entirely by—you guessed it—cats. Players take on the role of interstellar bounty hunter Judy, tasked with figuring out why this feline-filled world has gone silent and rescuing the missing kitties along the way.

Expect a soothing-yet-challenging blend of puzzle-solving and exploration as you journey through varied biomes like glowing fungal forests, icy tundras, and ancient underground temples. With every area, you’ll need to spot camouflaged cats tucked cleverly into the scenery, collect upgrades like heat rays, x-ray goggles, and temperature-resistant armor, and unlock new paths in classic Metroidvania fashion.

Devcats says this is their most ambitious project to date. “A Planet Full of Cats builds on our previous games, adding devious new puzzles inspired by classic Metroidvania titles, all while maintaining the cozy hidden object pace our players love,” said studio mascot and orange cat Fofiño—yes, a real cat, and yes, the statement was translated by a professional feline whisperer.

What’s in store:

• A relaxing hidden object adventure set on a cat-planet

• Diverse biomes with handcrafted puzzles and interactive environments

• Upgrades and abilities to access new areas and track down the trickiest cats

• Non-linear progression with classic Metroidvania inspiration

• Over a dozen supported languages, including English, Japanese, Russian, Portuguese, and more

Whether you’re a series veteran or just here for the space cats, A Planet Full of Cats looks like a purrfect mix of laid-back gameplay and otherworldly charm. It hits Nintendo Switch and Steam for Windows PC and Linux in early 2026—plenty of time to practice spotting those sneaky kitties.

In Hidden in my Paradise, you’ll join Laly, a budding photographer, and her fairy companion Coronya as they travel through delightful, hand-crafted worlds. As you explore, you’ll find hidden items and snap perfect photos for Laly’s portfolio. From bustling cities to peaceful rural settings, every scene is full of life and charm, waiting for you to interact with. Whether you’re lifting objects, rearranging plants, or uncovering hidden treasures, your goal is to help Laly become the best photographer around

Explore, Decorate, and Snap Away
Each level is packed with vibrant environments to discover, from cozy urban neighborhoods to lush natural landscapes. Peek inside buildings, open boxes, and rearrange adorable animals to check off items from Laly’s list and complete Snap missions given by her teacher.

But the fun doesn’t stop after Story mode! With the Level Editor, you can design your very own little paradises. Build custom neighborhoods filled with plants, animals, and more, then share your creations with friends and the world. Plus, with over 900 unique objects to collect via the Gacha machine—using tickets and coins from the furry residents—you’ll never run out of creative options.

 “We want to spark creativity and empower players to build their own paradises,” says Steve Durán, Director and Designer at Ogre Pixel. With the Level Editor, players can design endless puzzles and share them with friends and fellow gamers, ensuring Hidden in my Paradise offers endless replayability. Ogre Pixel is all about fostering a cozy, creative community.

No Microtransactions, Just Pure Wholesome Fun
Hidden in my Paradise will be priced at $9.99 USD with zero microtransactions. It will also feature a wide range of language support, including English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), and German.

To learn more, visit the official Hidden in my Paradise website, join the Discord community, and follow Ogre Pixel on Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook for updates.

About Ogre Pixel
Ogre Pixel is an indie game studio based in Aguascalientes, Mexico, known for creating heartwarming and imaginative stories. Their games include Lonesome Village, A Tiny Sticker Tale, and Jumper Jon, which was featured on Apple Arcade and played by over 500,000 players worldwide. Founded in 2014 by Steve Durán, a Game Awards Future Class Member and one of Forbes’ 100 Most Creative Mexicans in the World (2019), Ogre Pixel continues to bring magical and cozy experiences to players.