Undusted: Letters from the Past

"Undusted: Letters from the Past is a satisfying mix of what it presents to the player, a lo-fi cozy cleaning game that leaves me wanting to clean things perfectly over and over, while also presenting a narrative about family that …"

"Undusted: Letters from the Past only took me around 4 hours to complete, but not only will I be returning to collect all the hidden steam achievements, but because of the gameplay itself. The story may not change, but cleaning …"

"In just a little over 2 hours, Undusted: Letters from the Past wrecked me emotionally, but it had a lasting impression on me. It’s a game about dealing with family hardships and grief. However, if you want a short and …"

"Undusted: Letters from the Past combines cleaning up interesting and poignant items with stories about why each one matters."

"For the cozy crowd looking for some soothing activity mixed with touching storytelling this will be a mixed blessing"

"Simply put, Undusted: Letters from the Past is one of those games that feels close to perfection. It has a beautiful story that sucks you into the life of Adora and her parents, addictive gameplay that feels satisfying, a realistic …"

"Looking like a cozy and relaxing game, Undusted: Letters from the Past shows itself as more than that and surprises us with a narrative that goes way beyond just cleaning objects in a therapeutic manner."

"Overall, Undusted: Letters from the Past was cute, heartwarming, sad, beautiful, and well worth a playthrough. It might be short, but the length is balanced by a very reasonable price tag. I enjoyed my time with Undusted, and I will …"

"Undusted: Letters from the Past is a special little project that allows you to excavate someone else&s;s memories through cleaning objects, and possibly dust off a few of your own throughout this tactile and patient process. Its satisfying and ASMR-inspired …"

"It’s the perfect game for a quiet evening: headphones on, lights low, and heart open. If you appreciate narrative-driven indie titles, if you enjoy ASMR-style tactile mechanics, or if you’re drawn to games that explore emotional landscapes with subtlety and …"