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If Found’s coastal Ireland setting is delightful­ly authentic, to the point that Kasio and many other characters often use Irish slang in conversati­on with each other (there’s also an option to play through the entire game in Irish). But Dreamfeel provides a helpful and non-intrusive glossary of terms: tricky words are flagged with a symbol, which you can then click to pull up a scrap of paper at the bottom of the screen with a short explainer of place names, cultural customs or informal terms. It feels largely for the benefit of those across the pond: UK players will get on fine without having “eejit”, “kip” or “chippy” explained to them, and the symbols can be mildly distractin­g. Happily, there’s the option to toggle the glossary off if you prefer.

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