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Lost in Vivo is a low-poly first-person horror game about descending into a sewer to find a dog, which sounds absurd and plays as something far more oppressive. The confined spaces and minimal visuals create anxiety in a way that higher-fidelity games frequently fail to match. It runs on almost anything. What kept it out of the main list is roughness around the edges: the onboarding is sparse and the tone is relentlessly bleak without much mechanical variety to balance it. Niche, intense, and genuinely effective for players who want their horror without any softening. Worth tracking down if the mainstream picks feel too polished.