Lost Twins 2

PuzzleGoogle PlayApp Store

6.6~~/10~~

Our score

★ 3.6·10K+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-21

Screenshots

Abi standing in a blue-lit underwater chamber with glowing platforms

Ben on a moonlit rooftop beside a glass bubble

A sliding-tile forest level with a treehouse and ladders

The tile grid rearranged into three panels with a glowing path

A busy village panel with a clock tower and a flying machine

A teddy-bear playroom level with a toy jeep and a rope bridge

About Lost Twins 2

Lost Twins 2 is Playdew's tile-sliding puzzle adventure — twins Abi and Ben crossing a Ghibli-flavoured world by swapping the panels of each level to build paths, with no deaths, timers or enemies — on iOS since July 9, 2026 and Android since August, free to start with a $4.99 unlock. The reviews call it beautifully crafted and clever; they also report a level that will not unlock, touch controls short on precision and controller support that only jumps.

Game information

DeveloperPLAYDEW PRIVATE LIMITED

Version1.1 (Android) · 1.4 (iOS)

Size338 MB (Android) · 449 MB (iOS)

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsYes on iOS

In-app purchasesYes

Content rating4+

Requires (Android)Android 11+

Requires (iOS)iOS 15.0+

Offline modeNot stated — single-player, ads flagged on iOS

Interface languagesEN

Store rating3.6 from 14 ratings

Installs10K+

Updated by developer2026-08-25

Data checked2026-09-21

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-21. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Lost Twins 2 Review: Slide the World to Reunite the Twins, $4.99 After Zone One

Move the World, Not the Twins

The mechanic is the sequel's inheritance: each level is a grid of tiles, and the puzzle is to slide them so that Abi and Ben — controlled one at a time, sometimes needing each other — can walk from panel to panel toward the exit. It is deliberately stress-free — no deaths, no timers, no enemies — with hidden paths, curios and concept art to collect and an original soundtrack meant to calm. The App Store reviews are cozy-puzzle fans: a July 12, 2026 five-star picked it up for the visuals and found polished, smart puzzles that got harder through the first zone while staying logical; an August 25 five-star calls it beautifully crafted, hooked from the beginning by the story and themes. A July 13 Play four-star praises the clean visuals and soothing music and finds some levels spotty. Rated 4+ and Everyone, English only, 449 MB on iOS 15 or newer, Android 11.

Zone 3, Level 7 Will Not Unlock; the Ninth Gate's Car Will Not Move

The bugs are specific and blocking. An August 12 App Store two-star is stuck at zone 3, level 7, which does not unlock although every previous level is complete; an August 7 three-star cannot move the car at the ninth gate of chapter 3; an August 5 one-star found progress gone the next day. Controls are the second thread: an August 16 two-star says the touch controls lack the precision some puzzles demand, adding stress to challenges that are hard enough; a July 16 two-star reports controller support that only jumps — left and right merely turn the character. On Android, an August 11 one-star crashes after the Unity logo on a 3 GB Moto G Play, and Playdew's reply says 3 GB may not be enough memory to start. Ratings are small: 3.6 from 14 on the App Store, 3.2 from 71 on Play with 10,000-plus installs.

Free First Zone, $4.99 to Unlock, Ads Flagged on iOS

The model is try-then-buy: the opening zone is free and Unlock Full Game costs $4.99 on the App Store, with a Coins Pack at $0.99 and a Discount Offer at $2.99 beside it; Google Play lists $0.99 to $4.99. Apple flags Advertising alongside the purchases, while Google Play shows no ads badge — so expect optional ads in the free portion on iPhone. Apple's tracking list is Usage Data not linked to you; Google's data-safety card lists App activity shared and nothing collected. Apple Silicon Macs run it. Prices are regional.

Pros

A tile-sliding puzzle mechanic where you rearrange the level itself
No deaths, timers or enemies — stress-free by design
Ghibli-inspired art and a soothing soundtrack praised in every review
Puzzles that ease in and stay logical as they harden, per July reviews
Free first zone, then one $4.99 unlock

Cons

A level that will not unlock and a gate car stuck, per August reviews
Touch controls short on precision for the harder puzzles
Controller support that only jumps, per a July review
Crashes at start-up on a 3 GB Android phone; progress lost overnight for one player

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Verdict

A 6.6: a lovely, clever puzzle game sold honestly, with a port that in August 2026 could not promise you would reach the end — a locked level, a stuck car, a controller that will not walk. Take it if you want a calm, pretty brain-teaser and are happy to play on touch. Skip it until a patch confirms zone 3 opens, or if imprecise taps in a precision puzzle would sour it.

Gameplay7Clever world-shifting puzzles that scale well — until a bug blocks the path.

Controls5Imprecise touch in tight moves and a controller that walks nowhere.

Replay value5Curios, hidden paths and concept art; one solution per puzzle.

Graphics & sound8Storybook rooms full of detail and calm original music.

Monetisation8A free zone and a $4.99 unlock, with ads flagged on iOS.

6.6out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

Frequently asked questions

Can you play Lost Twins 2 offline?

The puzzles are single-player and need nothing online, but the store pages do not state offline support, Apple flags ads in the free portion, and an August 2026 reviewer lost progress overnight — a sync or save issue rather than a signal one. Unlock the full game and test airplane mode.

Is Lost Twins 2 free?

The first zone is. The rest is one purchase, Unlock Full Game at $4.99 on the App Store, with a $0.99 coins pack and a $2.99 discount offer beside it and the same range on Google Play. Ads are flagged on iOS, so expect some before you buy. Prices vary by region.

What phone do you need for Lost Twins 2?

iOS 15 or newer with 449 MB free, or Android 11 or newer — and, per Playdew's own reply to an August 2026 crash report, more than 3 GB of RAM on Android. A July reviewer found it laggy on a low-end phone. Apple Silicon Macs run it; a controller is claimed but, per a July review, only jumps.

Can you play Lost Twins 2 with friends?

No. The two characters are both yours — you switch between Abi and Ben — and there is no co-op, multiplayer or sharing on either store. It is a game to pass across a sofa when someone is stuck.

How long is Lost Twins 2?

Several zones of levels that harden gradually, a few minutes each when they click; a July 2026 reviewer had finished the first zone with the puzzles still logical, and an August reviewer plans to replay. Bugs at zone 3 have stopped some players earlier than the game intended.