Last Labyrinth
AMATA Games · 2019 · Indie, VR, Puzzle, Adventure, Mystery
PC
Mostly Positive75% · 114
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About Last Labyrinth
SAW meets ICO in this haunting and intimate VR title.
- Experience a unique relationship with Katia, a girl who speaks a language you cannot understand (voiced by Stefanie Joosten, Quiet from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain) with music by Hiroki Kikuta (SECRET OF MANA, SOULCALIBUR V)
- Over 10 hours of escape-adventure puzzle-solving and multiple endings. Work together with Katia in a unique, one-of-a-kind experience in VR
- Created by a team of veteran Japanese developers whose previous works include classic titles such as ICO, The Last Guardian, Shadow of the Colossus, Puppeteer and the Doko Demo Issyo series (Toro, the Sony Cat)
- Fully supports Rift/Rift S, VIVE/VIVE PRO/VIVE Cosmos, VALVE INDEX and Windows MR
Note: Although the UI/Menu options supports 12 languages, Katia speaks in a fictitious language that you cannot understand.
Communicate with Katia through body-language as you work together to solve puzzles and escape
Discord: https://discord.gg/auXDMfQ
Escape a merciless mansion alongside a girl words cannot reach, in a tale that can only be experienced in VR.
An escape-the-room adventure game that can only be experienced in VR, Last Labyrinth was created specifically for the VR age. Players must work to escape a mansion full of hidden dangers with a mysterious girl that appears before them.
The major update has been applied to add the "Last Labyrinth -Lucidity Lost-" monitor mode. It will be available to play Last Labyrinth without a VR headset.
Development of Last Labyrinth is being spearheaded by Hiromichi Takahashi, director and producer of the acclaimed Doko Demo Issyo (PlayStation® 1999) series and co-creator of Toro (the Sony Cat). Working alongside him is Co-Director Tetsuya Watanabe, previously a game designer on Puppeteer and The Last Guardian (in-game physics); Lead Animator Atsuko Fukuyama, best known for her work in animating the non-verbal characters that players work alongside with in ICO and Shadow of the Colossus; Lead Environment Artist Michiko Kusaba, who worked as a Landscape Designer on Gran Turismo 3:A-Spec and Gran Turismo 4; and Sound Designer Takuya Hanaoka, whose past works include Monster Rancher and the Super Robot Wars series.
With resumes featuring titles that are household names around the world, the team is now taking on the unique challenges of creating a VR game that revolves around “non-verbal communication”, and are committed to bringing Katia and the world of Last Labyrinth to life.
Katia is voiced by none other than international model, actress, voice-actress and singer, Stefanie Joosten, who was also the voice and model for the silent and deadly Quiet in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
The theme song is composed by renowned video game music composer Hiroki Kikuta, famous for his work on titles such as Seiken Densetsu 2 and 3 and Sōkaigi, among others. Following her performance on "Quiet's Theme", Stefanie Joosten once again lends her vocal talents for the Last Labyrinth theme song.
What the…?!
Your eyes begin to adjust to the darkness, and you find yourself in a room you’ve never seen before. You go to stand but are barely able to move. You look down to find that your arms and legs are strapped to a wheelchair.
As the panic begins to set it, you catch a glimpse of a figure out of the corner of your eye.
!?
A young girl, standing in the darkness, stares at you with cold eyes…
- Experience a unique relationship with Katia, a girl who speaks a language you cannot understand (voiced by Stefanie Joosten, Quiet from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain) with music by Hiroki Kikuta (SECRET OF MANA, SOULCALIBUR V)
- Over 10 hours of escape-adventure puzzle-solving and multiple endings. Work together with Katia in a unique, one-of-a-kind experience in VR
- Created by a team of veteran Japanese developers whose previous works include classic titles such as ICO, The Last Guardian, Shadow of the Colossus, Puppeteer and the Doko Demo Issyo series (Toro, the Sony Cat)
- Fully supports Rift/Rift S, VIVE/VIVE PRO/VIVE Cosmos, VALVE INDEX and Windows MR
Note: Although the UI/Menu options supports 12 languages, Katia speaks in a fictitious language that you cannot understand.
Communicate with Katia through body-language as you work together to solve puzzles and escape
Discord: https://discord.gg/auXDMfQ
Escape a merciless mansion alongside a girl words cannot reach, in a tale that can only be experienced in VR.
An escape-the-room adventure game that can only be experienced in VR, Last Labyrinth was created specifically for the VR age. Players must work to escape a mansion full of hidden dangers with a mysterious girl that appears before them.
The major update has been applied to add the "Last Labyrinth -Lucidity Lost-" monitor mode. It will be available to play Last Labyrinth without a VR headset.
Development of Last Labyrinth is being spearheaded by Hiromichi Takahashi, director and producer of the acclaimed Doko Demo Issyo (PlayStation® 1999) series and co-creator of Toro (the Sony Cat). Working alongside him is Co-Director Tetsuya Watanabe, previously a game designer on Puppeteer and The Last Guardian (in-game physics); Lead Animator Atsuko Fukuyama, best known for her work in animating the non-verbal characters that players work alongside with in ICO and Shadow of the Colossus; Lead Environment Artist Michiko Kusaba, who worked as a Landscape Designer on Gran Turismo 3:A-Spec and Gran Turismo 4; and Sound Designer Takuya Hanaoka, whose past works include Monster Rancher and the Super Robot Wars series.
With resumes featuring titles that are household names around the world, the team is now taking on the unique challenges of creating a VR game that revolves around “non-verbal communication”, and are committed to bringing Katia and the world of Last Labyrinth to life.
Katia is voiced by none other than international model, actress, voice-actress and singer, Stefanie Joosten, who was also the voice and model for the silent and deadly Quiet in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.
The theme song is composed by renowned video game music composer Hiroki Kikuta, famous for his work on titles such as Seiken Densetsu 2 and 3 and Sōkaigi, among others. Following her performance on "Quiet's Theme", Stefanie Joosten once again lends her vocal talents for the Last Labyrinth theme song.
STORY
What the…?!
Your eyes begin to adjust to the darkness, and you find yourself in a room you’ve never seen before. You go to stand but are barely able to move. You look down to find that your arms and legs are strapped to a wheelchair.
As the panic begins to set it, you catch a glimpse of a figure out of the corner of your eye.
!?
A young girl, standing in the darkness, stares at you with cold eyes…
What Steam players say
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I'm of a mixed opinion about this game. There are things to like, but there are alot of problems with it as well, so I cannot recommend it. tl;dr: Great idea. Bad execution that wastes a lot of your time. Premise seemed interesting. Reminded me of Ico and Wonder project J2 but with an escape room twist. SIt in a chair, figure out puzzles, guide the girl to do stuff. What could go wrong. Well, mostly stuff with the girl could go wrong. Let's start with the good things first. The setting is weird and intriguing. The girl is well animated and acted. Puzzles are mostly fine and varied... And that's about it. First, game feels very fragmented. There is not much of a journey that you take while bonding with the girl. Ico this game is not. And while the escape room setting kinda implies that the game would be separated into different rooms, that's not what I'm talking about. It's the way the game constantly bombards you with the fake endings, that I have an issue with. You start a game, complete a challenge room or two, then suddenly get an ending (pretty short and unsatisfying). You go back, pick a different room, solve one more puzzle and get another ending (or more like a variation of…4 found this helpful
This game is great. It has many puzzles that vary from very hard to simple, but even the simplest puzzles can still make you scratch your head2 found this helpful
Difficult to recommend this one. Where it did function correctly. It was very uncomfortable for me to play. If the concept though of Saw meets ICO interest you though then you might enjoy it. I sort of dived into it not knowing a lot about how gruesome the character deaths are.1 found this helpful
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Excellent puzzle game!1 found this helpful
Very fun game to stream and have chat work out the puzzles. Game is on the dark side
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