Ministry of Lost Things: Lint Condition

Ministry of Lost Things: Lint Condition

Very Positive (47 ratings)

  • Escape room
  • Tabletop

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Become a scout for the Ministry of Lost Things! Explore a parallel world of forgotten treasures and misplaced memories. Uncover secret messages, meet charming characters, and solve a tactile mystery to reunite a lost item with its human companion.

  • 1+
  • 120 mins

Ratings

All ratings (47)

Very Positive

Gameplay
Mostly Positive
Components
Mostly Positive
Story
Mostly Positive
Purchasing experience
Mostly Positive

Reviews

@scottwhead
scottwhead

368 escape rooms

A truly wonderful experience from start to finish. Puzzles that are intuitive, interesting, challenging, fun, and themed perfectly. The subject matter particularly stands out - such a simple premise that delightfully unfolds as you progress through the story. Don’t be fooled by the small size of the box - it truly packs a punch. A must play.

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Gameplay

The puzzles are interesting and fun, approachable yet challenging, and perfectly themed in a way that builds out the story even more.

Components

A wide variety of material types that are fun to read, manipulate, and use. Everything was packaged perfectly into chapters inside the box, which make for great moments to pause your game.

Story

A beautifully simple premise that sets the scene for a silly, yet touching story that continues to unfold chapter after chapter. Be pre-paired for a sock drawer full of puns.

Purchasing experience
Difficulty

Medium

The game offers puzzles with all sorts of difficulties - some easier, some challenging. Hints are available as you play.

Completion time

1-3 hrs

Very easy to pause your game and resume at a later time.

Ideal number of players

2-3

Intended audience

Can be played with adult guidance

Particularly interesting or different

Yes

Warnings

Family-friendly content that slightly touches on aging and childhood/adulthood

Accessibility

A web browser with internet access is required to play. Hints are given visually. Most game materials are visual. No audio used. Puzzles aren’t very reliant on color.

Sep 16, 2026 | Experienced Sep 6, 2026
@Iffy
Iffy

70 escape rooms

This is a darling experience! The story is cute, the puzzles have good variety to them, and the art is just plain adorable. This would be a great first experience from Post Curious if you haven't played one yet. Though it's a bit simpler in execution, it's an absolute joy to play. Be sure to send a postcard on your trip to the Sockies :)

Mar 21, 2026
@Alana89
Alana89

173 escape rooms

As a huge fan of PostCurious, I loved this adorable addition to the line up! The puzzles were fun, cute and had enough variety in difficulty. Loved the keepsakes too! Looking forward to the next case to solve!

Oct 8, 2025
@mu
mu

1452 escape rooms

SO FLIPPING CUTE!! I've been a huge fan of every single Postcurious puzzletale, and MOLT is a particularly adorable and whimsical addition to their catalog. It's impressive how many ahas (and puns) they packed into a small package, with sky-high levels of meticulous design and enthralling illustration throughout. Highly recommend, especially as a more accessible (but no less satisfying) entry point to the Postcurious lineup. I eagerly await future MOLT cases!

Apr 19, 2025

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