Lost Letters (of Seraphina) follows the journey of a young woman named Elle, a scavenger of electronics, through a post-internet world, taking place in the township of Seraphina. As she explores each environment, she uncovers more about the history of Seraphina.

Lost Letters (of Seraphina) follows the journey of a young woman named Elle, a scavenger of electronics, through a post-internet world,
taking place in the township of Seraphina. As she explores each environment, she uncovers more about the history of Seraphina.
How to Play:: Use the WASD or arrow keys to move, click and drag with a mouse to navigate each level and interact with the environment, to find the Lost Letters of Seraphina and uncover it’s secrets.. Elle’s dream journal will be unlocked and able to be discovered after you collect each level’s letters.
Explore as much or as little as you like, or just watch the world pass by as you listen to the original soundtrack produced and written by LUXI with additional instruments by Todd Umhoefer, Shawn Stephany, and Amelinda Burch. Mixed and Mastered by Todd Rittmann.
Visual artists featured in the game include: LUXI, Pictureplane aka Travis Egedy, Shawn Stephany, Anna Alicia Rodriguez, and Nicole Lilyquist.
This interactive experience was created from 2016-2018 alongside an independent indie pop album written and produced by LUXI.
The 7 song original soundtrack is included in the “Content” folder with the download of the game in the form of mp3s, with the following track listing::
LVL1– 1. Miss You (3:34)
LVL2– 2. Internet Witch (3:25)
LVL3– 3. Patterns Apart (3:24)
LVL4– 4. Fly Away (3:14)
LVL5– 5. Stars Come Out (3:28)
LVL6– 6. Slow (3:08)
LVL7– 7. Luv U Hate U (3:23)
The approximate length of game play is 24 minutes, although you may want to play more than once to discover all the secrets of Seraphina. Note:: there are no “pause” or “save” features in this game, it was meant to be experienced as a whole in one sitting.

Lost Letters (of Seraphina) Key Features:
1, Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system