The Last Yandere: Cursed Dark

AppSir Games

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About this game

The Last Yandere: Cursed Dark is a short sci-fi horror visual novel that takes place within the mythology of the AppSir Games Universe.

The surreal story of The Last Yandere: Cursed Dark takes place in November 2017. After losing his memories three years prior, a lonely man seeks to rebuild his life and uncover the truth behind his pixelated nightmares. While applying for a job at AppSir, Inc., the game development company plunges into chaos as nightmarish glitches start appearing in their games. Soon after, he meets a mysterious woman named Kara Gentner.

Day by day, things start to feel just a bit different. Daily experiences are becoming a blur and just the smallest things seem to be off. At night, he hears a strange hum around his room before night terrors haunt him in his sleep. His new friend Kara is starting to show her sinister side, too.

The man is terrified, and maybe he’s right to be.

Ratings and reviews

Ok so this remake is much better and accurate then the og one. It has a more engaging and not cringe story and dialog. What is cool and fun is because it has some mini games to play and you can always try to beat your high score. It also has some more songs to it which is neat, it more representative to the story rather than the same (nearly) music. And the twist in the final chapter was more mind blowing and interesting. So yeah I was a great experience.

It would've been a pretty short and cute visual novel, but there's a random platform game in the middle that's way harder than it needs to be as well as takes longer to complete than getting the other endings combined. At one point the jump option stopped working and I had to restart that whole section. Silly, rushed story that doesn't make a ton of sense and okay time waster. Wouldn't play it again because of the platform part but it kept me busy.

Reminds me (of course) of Doki Doki Literature Club. Personally I liked that game a bit better, but that's probably because I had more time to get attached to the story and characters (the game took me an hour). I was impressed by how real the emotion felt in this game, considering the art wasn't... the best (maybe that's a turnoff, but I'd suggest you try it anyway, it's a very small time investment). I think games with a good story are very hard to find on mobile, especially a continuingone

What's new

General bug fixes and performance imporvements