Frequently asked questions
8 h 32 m average, 31 levels, Switch in early 2027, $14.39 now, 31 achievements, and the last sock is usually in the secret agent room, a plant or a plush toy.
Ten questions that come up repeatedly on the game's Steam forum and in search results, answered in the order people ask them. Every answer is dated 2 November 2026 and reflects build 1.2.1.
1. How long does Lost and Found Co. take to finish?
The studio's published average is 8 hours 32 minutes, from its 100-day infographic. That figure covers everyone who played, finished or not. Clearing all 31 requests to 100% takes longer, because side quests and optional objectives sit outside the main path. The length page breaks the estimate down.
2. How many levels are there?
31 requests. Each has a Steam achievement, and the achievement list is the authoritative count. The base game shipped with 27; the Summer Update added Master of Findjutsu and My Summer Memories 2; the Fall Update added Love After Life and Fangtastic Feast. See How many levels.
3. Is it on Nintendo Switch?
Yes, announced for early 2027 on both Switch and Switch 2, with four-player co-op, Joy-Con 2 mouse controls, motion controls and touchscreen support. It is not out yet, and there is no price. The PC version is available now.
4. Is it on PS5 or Xbox?
No. There is no PlayStation or Xbox release, announced or rumoured. Any page listing one is inferring from the game's genre. The full platform picture is on Platforms.
5. How much does it cost?
$17.99 base, currently $14.39 at 20% off until 9 November 2026. Every discount since launch has been 20%, apart from a 10% launch discount. There has been no deeper sale.
6. Is there a demo?
There was, and it was rebuilt several times: a 2024 Wholesome Direct demo, a 2025 Cat Cafe demo, and a June 2026 demo patch 3.0.0 that brought the demo stages in line with the full game. The demo includes Ducky's Room, the Kit Shop and controller support, but not save slots, colourblind mode or achievements. The demo page has the version history.
7. How many achievements are there?
31, and every one is "get a 100% completion on [stage]". There are no collectible achievements, no decoration achievements and no hidden achievements. Steam's global stats show the full list with completion rates; the achievement page reproduces them.
8. What are Juju and how do I get more?
Juju are the grey, wobbly ghosts hidden in every stage. They are the currency you spend on hints. Collect them by clicking grey objects that move slightly; spend them inside a stage when a sweep fails. There is no way to buy Juju and no achievement for collecting them. Full detail is on Juju and hints.
9. I cannot find the last sock in The Morning Madness. Where is it?
Check four spots: the secret agent room reached through the dog house, the tomato plants by the open gate, the green plant in the bedroom with the green bed, and the duck plush on the pink bed. Those four account for most reports. The sock page explains the sweep order.
10. Is the game scary? It has a graveyard and a haunted mansion.
No. The Fall Update stages are spooky-themed rather than horror: a graveyard romance and a haunted mansion dinner, both played for comedy. The art is storybook illustration and the writing goes for jokes rather than dread — closer to a Halloween picture book than to a horror game.
The game has no fail state, so a stage can be left mid-search and resumed later.
11. Can you play offline?
Yes. The game is single-player with no online requirement and no launcher beyond Steam, so offline mode works for everything except cloud saves and achievement syncing.
Quick reference
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Length | 8 h 32 m average, longer for 100% |
| Levels | 31 |
| Switch | Early 2027, with co-op |
| PS5 / Xbox | Not announced |
| Price | $14.39 in the current 20% sale |
| Demo | Yes, rebuilt in June 2026 |
| Achievements | 31, one per stage |
| Juju | Grey ghosts, spend on hints |
| Last sock | Four known spots in The Morning Madness |
| Tone | Cozy, spooky-themed, not horror |
Questions the game does not answer
Three things people ask that have no published answer, and that this site will not invent:
- The exact 100% completion time. The studio has published an average, not a completionist figure.
- How many Juju are in each stage. The game does not display a total; community maps list counts for some stages only.
- The ending, in detail. It is delivered through optional dialogue, and summarising it would spoil a story that is the main reason to play.
If a page anywhere claims to know these with certainty, it is guessing.
Still stuck?
The walkthrough index covers the four stages with the most search traffic, Requests and side quests explains why a stage sits at 90%, and Tips and tricks has ten habits that shorten a stage. If your question is about a bug rather than a stage, the patch notes list every fix with its date.
