In Get Lost, you are sent to/go willingly to/somehow end up in this strange multi-story building with portals to outer space, where you will walk on colored 3D generated walking paths to solve puzzles and find the exit. Each floor is navigated to with an elevator, with several levels per floor. The whole game uses atmospheric MIDI music and WAV sound effects. There's no enemies, no real challenge other than the time you make making it to the end of one of the levels in the game. Outside of that, not much is known about this game at all

I'm whisked away to a strange, weird, distant world, not unlike the backrooms, except there are no Entities - just Fireworks, and some mysterious audience who gives me golf-claps when I complete a course. It runs really well on anything 386 or better, and it's a nice, tiny, immersive game to play when I want to put myself to sleep - even more accessible surprisingly than The Back Rooms Game in "Explore" mode, because at least I don't have random noises and humming lights to make it fearful. If anything, the whole thing kind of reminds me of this episode of Muppet Babies - in particular, the scene where Gonzo takes everyone to the "Weirdo Zone"....

Meanwhile, strange music plays over and over as I wander around these illuminated paths in what looks like outer space. Seriously, I'm expecting Jack Horkenheimer to show up out of nowhere as we cruise the mysterious 3D rendered 320x200p mode13h pixelated first-person landscapes of oddness that's also somewhat oddly relaxing to play.