About This Game

Somewhere in this mess is a hairclip. And a cooler. And a tape measure. And a phone holder.

Someone has lost four ordinary things, and their car and their bedroom are disasters. Drag the clutter aside, dig through the piles, and click each missing item the moment you spot it.

Race your friends

• 2 to 5 players in a private, friends-only Steam lobby. Invite friends from Steam, or share a lobby code.

• Everyone searches at once, each in their own copy of the same mess. Move things around without messing up anyone else's pile.

• First to click an item gets the point. Most points when the fourth item turns up wins, and ties are shared.

• Stuck? Ask for a hint, but everyone has to vote yes.

• Joined late or dropped out? Hop back in. Your score is kept.

Or search solo

• Race the clock with no time limit and no pressure.

• A gauge shows how close you are to finding things as fast as Mom, or as slow as Your Landlord.

• Pause whenever you like. Hints are there if you want them, never forced on you.

Two very lived-in places

• Someone's Car: the cabin, the trunk and all four footwells.

• Someone's Room: the bedroom, under the bed, the desk, the dresser, the storage chest and the bookshelves.

• Over 1,100 illustrated objects, and every match shuffles where everything ends up, so no two searches are the same.

Rounds take about five minutes. No dialogue, no chat, just a lot of stuff and four things you need to find.

Every player needs their own copy of the game.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The game's art (backgrounds, objects and menus) and sound effects were created with AI generation tools and then selected, edited and assembled by the developer. The game's code was written with the help of an AI coding assistant. No content is generated while the game is running.