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Can I Play Lost in Play On My Computer?
Lost in Play is an adventure game with such great hand-drawn animation that it’s easy to forget you’re even playing a game and fall into the trap of thinking you’re watching a TV series instead. Despite this fact, that game is incredibly easy to run on almost any machine you can think of, assuming you’re not thinking of something produced in the late 90s. Even so, it’s best that you check out your hardware specs to make sure you’re not accidentally using a potato for a computer.
If you’re unsure about how to check for your hardware specs, we wrote a guide on getting system info that will help you immensely. Once you know what your system specs are, compare them to the charts below. If your specs are somehow too low to play this game, you’re going to need to replace your system or get some new parts for your potato.
Lost in Play Release Date & Game Details
- Release Date : Q2, 2022 (Nintendo Switch, Microsoft Windows)
- System Requirements : Very Low
- Genre : Point-and-click / Adventure
- Developer : HappyJuice Games
- Publisher : HappyJuice Games
Lost in Play is a classic adventure game about a brother and sister who go out to play one day, and while lost in their world of imagination, wander too far. Stuck far away from home, they must embark on a long journey to find their way back again. Along the way, they’ll have to interact with various strange and wonderful characters, as well as solve some interesting puzzles, all presented in an amazing cartoon art style.
Lost in Play System Requirements
Lost in Play Minimum System Requirements
- CPU : Intel Core2 Duo E6750 (2 * 2660) or equivalent / AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 5000+ (2 * 2600) or equivalent
- RAM : 4 GB RAM
- GPU : (Any)
- Operating System : Windows 7 or later
- Storage Space : 3 GB available space
No recommended system requirements have been released yet for this title.
What Gaming PC Do We Recommend To Play Lost in Play?
Of all the low-end games coming out this year, this is probably one of the easiest to run on almost any machine. 4GB of RAM and an Intel Core2 Duo that was released in 2007 are all you need to get this thing running. It also doesn’t mention a specific graphics card, which probably means you could run this thing on integrated graphics with ease as well. It shouldn’t matter if you’re building your own machine or buying one pre-built, the cheapest budget build you can find should work assuming that it was produced after around 2010. If you spend $500 you’ll have something more than capable of playing this game.
