The Last DeadEnd

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The Last DeadEnd is a first-person action-horror title from an indie studio, featuring a supernatural elements with historical context from Azerbaijan. The game's historical setting is its strongest point. Developers have recreated real-world locations and integrated the lore through extensive in-game diary entries. That shows a commendable and intriguing effort for players willing to invest time in reading. For an indie title, the environmental visuals are solid, bringing the authentic, recreated buildings and places to life. The music and voice-overs are serviceable, contributing adequately to the atmosphere without being a standout feature. The jarring switch between a third-person view for real-world exploration and a first-person view for supernatural combat feels bizarre and hinders immersion. A more consistent perspective, likely first-person, would have been a better design choice. The action is marred by "janky" mechanics and a limited variety of enemies. Some boss battles are poorly executed, and scarce ammunition pushes players toward an unpolished melee combat system. The game suffers from optimization problems, requiring lower graphics settings even on capable sys…

The Last DeadEnd is an okay and kind of interesting action horror game, now what is the story. It has been many years since Farhad Novruzov has been in his hometown, having moved after the disappearance of his mother and moving to America to study abroad it has been a long time. But when a national television channel is interested in doing a documentary of his homeland Farhad takes this opportunity as he is the most qualified to write the script, but after meeting his old friend and being given a recently discovered book the young man is soon thrust into a mission to stop the apocalypse, but can he do it or will he come to a dead end. The likes, the gameplay is okay it's pretty simple just explore and kill any enemies that gets in your path, there's no real puzzles or anything just a simple shoot and proceed to the next level. The story was okay and kind of interesting as well as it used Zoroastrianism religion for the story, although there were some parts that were a bit confusing mostly because how it's written. The graphics are okay despite some weird facial animations it wasn't half bad to look at; it had an okay use of color too. The levels were okay, pretty diverse and al…

Honestly, I was expecting a lot worse, but you can see how much effort and passion was put into this game, mostly from how many small details were added from Baku into this game. Props to the devs, I'm glad that I was able to play this game.

Really liked it! very nice atmosphere and vibes

The game is bad in all the right ways with jank and unchallenging combat, bad English translations and occasionally unhinged lines of dialog and text. The game was made with a lack of funding and skill but a surprising amount of effort and definitely is worth the $10 price point. 8/10