"are you home?"
"don't open the door."
"because I'm already inside."
A year ago tonight, your flatmate Elia fell from the roof of your building at 3:17 AM. His last message to you is still unanswered. At midnight on the anniversary, your phone lights up — and it does not stop.
THE LAST MESSAGE is a psychological horror story told entirely through a phone. You read messages, answer them, listen to voice notes, take calls, zoom into photos and decide who to believe. Nothing jumps out at you. It waits.
A STORY THAT LISTENS
• 20 chapters across two nights and one very long day
• Every choice matters: who you trust, what you notice, what you say out loud
• 9 endings, from the true one to the ones you'll wish you hadn't found
• Rewind any choice, replay any chapter, find what you missed
A PHONE THAT KNOWS TOO MUCH
• Messages from a number with no name, and from a friend who is dead
• Deleted messages, photos taken while you slept, calls you shouldn't answer
• Hidden details in photos and voice notes: note them, connect them, solve it
• 41 clues and 28 achievements for the curious
MADE FOR THE DARK
• Play at night, with headphones
• Original sound design: silence is part of the game
• Timed choices (can be turned off), reduced-flashing mode, adjustable text size and speed
• Works completely offline. No account. The game never reads your real contacts, messages or photos.
Available in English, Italiano, Español, Français, Deutsch and Português.
Free to play. Ads appear only in menus and between chapters — never during one.
Can you trust Marta? Who is Unknown? And what happens at 3:17?
A midnight text. A friend who died a year ago. Every reply changes the night.