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LAST SEEN ONLINE: Complete Edition โ€“ 5 old computers, 4 missing people, 31 endings (free browser demo)

A topic by Leonardo Guidolin created 17 hours ago Views: 15 Replies: 3
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๐Ÿ‘‰ https://lguidolin.itch.io/last-seen-online

You buy an old beige PC at a pawnshop. It still boots into the account of a girl who went missing in 2004, and at night her messenger comes online. Then the pawnshop owner tells you there are more boxes: three older computers that belonged to the people who vanished before her, and the program that kept them all.

What's inside

  • 5 computers, 15 nights: a 2004 bedroom PC, a 2001 family PC, a 1999 Y2K basement, a 1998 library terminal with a working DOS prompt, and finally your own laptop
  • Password puzzles hidden in diaries, photos, playlists, catalog cards and IRC logs
  • Branching chats, a webcam that changes every night, hidden files
  • 31 endings + a grand true ending, NG+, 50 achievements
  • About 3โ€“4 hours for a first run, ~10 hours to see everything
  • English + Brazilian Portuguese

The demo (the first two nights) runs in the browser. The full game is US$4.99, with a Deluxe Edition (soundtrack, artbook, wallpapers) at US$9.99.

If you try the demo, I'd love to know: did you check the webcam, or were you too scared to look?

The 2004 messenger coming online at night is a fantastic hook, that era's PCs are pure horror fuel. Does each computer play differently, or is it the same desktop with a new owner?

Thanks! Each one plays differently. Every machine has its own OS look, era and tools: the 2004 bedroom PC has the messenger and the webcam, the 2001 family PC is a shared household computer, the 1999 one is a Y2K basement setup, and the 1998 library terminal has a working DOS prompt where you dig through catalog cards and IRC logs. The password puzzles are built around what each owner left behind (diaries, photos, playlists...), so you have to learn a new person every time. Then the last machine is your own laptop. Hope you give the demo a try!

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