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An alternate reality game (ARG) is an interactive, cross-media narrative. Fictional elements of the narrative, often presented as real, include clues that lead players to discoveries that further the game. Three Lost ARGs have been produced as season hiatus activities for fans. Each ARG focuses on an ambiguous aspect of the show. The Lost Experience focused on the Hanso Foundation's origins; Find 815 focused on Oceanic Airlines, and the Dharma Initiative Recruiting Project is focusing on the modern Dharma Initiative.

Logo	Name	When	Focus	Synopsis
	The Lost Experience	Season 2 to Season 3 hiatus (May 2006 - October 2006)	The Hanso Foundation	The marketing campaign was designed to unite LOST fans from around the world in an alternative reality game developed as a spin-off from the TV programme. Working closely with the writers behind LOST, The Lost Experience revealed the ‘back-story’ of the Hanso Foundation, the shadowy organization behind the Dharma Initiative. A combination of TV adverts, fake websites, call-centers, blogs, chocolate bars, video and flash mobs were coordinated to enable users to follow the story of Rachel Blake, an ex-employee of the Hanso Foundation trying to uncover the truth behind the company’s sinister activities.
	Find 815	Season 4 hiatus (January 2008)	Oceanic Airlines	The storyline revolves around an Oceanic IT technician Sam Thomas who is intent on finding his love, Sonya, who was on board Oceanic Flight 815 as a flight attendant. Sam has been active in campaigning against the airline's decision to cancel searching for the flight, disgruntled that they wish to move on and resume business. The player learns of Find 815 through a hacked video placed on the flyoceanicair.com website.
	Dharma Initiative Recruiting Project	Season 4 to Season 5 hiatus (May 2008 - present)	The DHARMA Initiative	The Dharma Initiative Recruiting Project was first referenced when a commericial for Octagon Global Recruiting (OGR) was aired during "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3". The ARG's current main site is now Dharmawantsyou.com. It is stated on the site that a series of aptitude tests will be run over the space of weeks for fans to play. There is also a leaderboard on the site, suggesting such subsequent tests will be scored. It is possible that coming clues will present themselves simply in the course of these tests (meaning this alternate reality game is more explicitly structured and similar in nature to Find 815 than The Lost Experience).