Last Signal
Under Heaven Studios · 2024 · Visual Novel, Short, Walking Simulator, Sci-fi, Multiple Endings
PC
Mostly Positive73% · 40
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About Last Signal
Last Signal is a short, story-driven, walking simulator, mystery game where player choices change the ending of the game.
- Engaging First-Person Gameplay: Immerse yourself in a visually stunning and atmospheric world and uncover game's mysteries.
- Branching Narrative: Experience a gripping storyline with multiple paths and endings, where your choices are important and shape the outcome of your journey.
Will you navigate in the mysterious station and uncover the ultimate truth? The fate of humanity rests in your hands in this thought-provoking and choice-driven adventure.
Set in the near future, our story begins with a report of a wormhole. With no signal from the unmanned spacecrafts sent to this anomalous wormhole, our main character Adam 'Echo' Winters, a successful astronaut, volunteers for an expedition to this wormhole. Traveling with the space shuttle to the wormhole, Echo faints while passing through the hole and wakes up in a completely different place.
Finding himself in an abandoned station and having no idea how he got here, Echo tries to unravel the mystery of what happened to him with the help of EVE, the artificial intelligence that controls the station, and realizes that everything is more complicated than it seems. Echo begins to realize that this place is not what EVE told him and as he unravels the mystery of what happened, he will go deeper and deeper and uncover one of the greatest secrets of mankind.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Nice short game that can be completed in 15 minutes. It does have some branching and different endings so you can run through everything quick and see what happens if you take the opposite decisions. It's very minimalistic. Doesn't have much in terms of animations or sound effects, and sometimes the portraits next to the dialogs don't exactly match the character models in front of you, but it works for what it is (a 0.99 cents game). Also very easy to get all the achievements.3 found this helpful
Decent little walking sim.2 found this helpful
bought the game on sale, played all endings and reached almost 1 1/2 hours of playtime. i think buying the game was worth it, even though it wasn't a masterpiece. It is a little buggy, the game crashed on my multiple times (if you press space in a cutscene) and after one the main menu disappeared before i was able to propperly play. one run is really short, my first one was 20 minutes maybe? there are 4 endings, none of them too different, you get to experience the reason behind the shole story in each one. I really liked the little idea behind it and enjoyed my time with "last signal".1 found this helpful
i mean for a dollars i guess its ok but not really worth your time tbh game quality is pretty poor overall even if i think the graphic are good for something indie but yea overall 5.5 out of 10
This is barely a game. You go from Point A to B only to return to A and back to B, this back tracking serves no purpose other than prolonging the “game play” time. This is a glorified visual novel at best.
The artwork is beautiful. Although others have said it looks like AI... I don't know enough to know. However this story.... is very one note.. even playing through a few of the choices. Very much Madonna/♥♥♥♥♥ complex, man the center of the universe stuff. Nothing really new to it. If you're into that.... go for it, it's short and has a few different options. If that trope is a bit tired to you, skip this one.
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