If Found...
Rating Summary
Based on 20 critic reviews
OpenCritic Rating
Top Critic Average
Critics Recommend
Top Critic
Through its vivid sketchbook art style and sharp writing, If Found gives a powerful, affecting story about empathy and acceptance as a young adult.
Top Critic
It’s refreshing and meaningful to see a complex story in which all pieces of the characters’ lives are considered, each part of a much larger story of a life, and the fantasy that such a life might also produce. There are painful, real moments in If Found…, but the game also revels in the support of friendship and family, too.
Top Critic
If Found… does a beautiful job of letting me vicariously experience Kasio’s life while inspiring me to contemplate similar moments in my own life as well. The beautiful illustrations, framing, and score make this game truly special and well worth checking out.
Top Critic
If Found is a mesmerizing commentary on the nature of failed relationships and human nature.
Top Critic
For many, If Found... will be an interesting story about LGBTQ life in early '90s Ireland. For others, it'll be a callback to the heartache of our own coming out experiences. It tells a very specific story of a very specific girl, but its examinations of families, friends, and how we sometimes need to let go of the past if we want to move forward, are universal. This is a great example of how stories about LGBTQ characters don't have to be aimed exclusively at LGBTQ audiences, and even without my personal connection to the story, it's the most brilliant game I've played this year.
Top Critic
Delicate illustrations depict a world slipping away in this poignant drama, with memories we're invited to help young Kasio erase
Top Critic
The game reveals its brilliance by constantly and subtly reconfiguring the emotions behind erasure.
Top Critic
A story told with deft delicacy while not pulling any punches along the way, If Found is a gorgeous slice of storytelling told with deceptively minimal inputs and maximum talent.
Top Critic
If Found... is a creative telling of a queer woman learning about herself and teaching others to accept her for who she is.
Top Critic
Essential and powerful, but perhaps seek out the mobile version first.
