Can You Find Your Item? New Cessabit Puzzle Game Aired

Tepes Ovidiu, an indie solo developer from Romania, has launched a new puzzle game. His previous titles include the memory game Cessabit and Not Chess. His latest creation, Is This Yours?, puts you in charge of a bustling lost & found counter.

As with most of his projects, Ovidiu has handled nearly every aspect himself—from the artwork and animations to the coding, which is a remarkable feat. This new game transforms an ordinary concept into an unexpectedly entertaining experience.

Is This Yours?

In the game, you manage a chaotic lost and found desk. Anxious customers approach you, desperately hoping you can locate their misplaced belongings. The items you'll encounter range from burritos and earbuds to passports and even a teddy bear dealing with its own emotional turmoil.

Each request presents a small puzzle. Your task is to identify the correct item based on often vague or downright absurd descriptions. It might be a simple search for a pair of broken sunglasses, or something far more peculiar.

You continue pairing people with their lost possessions. This process creates a gameplay loop that is frantic, oddly touching, and consistently hilarious. Get a look at Is This Yours? in the video below.

A Deluge of Forgotten Items and Impatient Customers

In the game's fast-paced mode, you start with only three hearts. Matching items quickly boosts your reputation. However, as you advance, the volume of lost objects grows and the customers become increasingly irritable.

A Zen mode is also available, allowing you to relax and enjoy the matching process without pressure from annoyed customers or fear of losing hearts. It offers a more peaceful version of the core experience.

The game features haptic feedback, achievements, and Game Centre leaderboards. It's a one-time purchase with no advertisements, tracking, or data collection. You can get it for $1.99 on the Google Play Store.

Also, check out our coverage of Pool Masters, which introduces HTTYD's Toothless and other new cues with its Android launch.