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An arcade adventure with a new twist!🚀 The alien robot Nimble must gather all the runaway Jelly after a crash landing. But there's a catch — his brakes are broken! Every move must be carefully planned, because once Nimble starts going, he won’t stop.
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Lost Jelly is a Karpusha Nikolai-developed Casual game, released Oct 21, 2026, playable on Steam.
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Does Lost Jelly support Chinese?
Lost Jelly has Simplified Chinese (but not Traditional Chinese). The PC (Steam) version supports Simplified Chinese for the interface and subtitles. Languages may differ on other platforms; check each platform's store page. See all supported languages.
Is Lost Jelly free? Does it cost money?
Yes, Lost Jelly must be purchased to play. Follow this game and we'll notify you when it goes on sale. Download links and prices by platform.
What platforms is Lost Jelly on?
Lost Jelly can be played on Steam.
When was Lost Jelly released?
Lost Jelly was released Oct 21, 2026. Check out the October 2026 new game release schedule for other new games out that month. See release date and platforms.
What are the PC system requirements for Lost Jelly? Can I run it?
Minimum: Processor: Intel Core i3 or analog; Memory: 1 GB; Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 or Highter; Storage: 150 MB available space. For the full minimum / recommended specs and a "Can my PC run it?" check, see Lost Jelly system requirements.
Who makes Lost Jelly?
Lost Jelly is developed by Karpusha Nikolai.