Someone is texting you. It's 11:47 PM. "why is the bedroom light on"

LAST SEEN is a texting game where the story texts you back. No multiple-choice buttons — you type what you'd really say, and the chat turns on it. Sometimes they ask for a photo. Take it. They'll notice things.

21 CHATS. 6 GENRES. 98 ENDINGS. AND ONE STRANGER WHO NEEDS YOU.

It starts with a choice: what do you want to feel first? Each genre opens with a three-minute chat where someone needs your help right now — a kid whose closet is knocking back, a courier with a package that has your name on it, a stranger who needs a fake brother, an elevator that's afraid of the dark. Then the rest of your inbox lights up.

HORROR
• Sleep Study — a paid overnight study needs a photo of your room. "Who is standing in the corner? Don't look up."
• Check On Lily — you're babysitting. The parents keep asking you to check on their daughter. They don't have one.
• Unit 14 — first night as a storage guard. Dispatch sends a camera still of the front desk. Someone is behind your chair.

THRILLER
• Prove It — your husband is parked across the street and wants proof you're alone. Photograph the bedroom. You have 60 seconds.
• The Bag — "It's done. Where do I leave the bag?" A stranger thinks you hired him. He has your address.
• Sarah Is Fine — your best friend is texting again after three weeks. She's using words she's never used.

DRAMA
• Three Days — your father is in hospice, two thousand miles away, and he's just learned to text. He has four things to tell you. The last one changes who you are.
• Gate 4 — your brother took the blue bag and left a four-word note. Your mother texts from the kitchen, he texts from the bus station. Both want you to lie to the other.

LOVE
• Same Time Thursday — your boyfriend just sent you a text meant for someone else. He has a very good explanation. So does the stranger who texts you ten minutes later.
• Night Desk — a hotel in a city that isn't yours, and a night concierge who texts instead of calling. He has a package for you. And the roof key.
• Until Midnight — this time you're the one cheating. Two people are texting you at once, and both of them already know.

ABSURD & COMEDY
• Your Cat Is Mayor — your cat won the election. You don't have a cat.
• Wrong Target — a professional texted the wrong number. The target is a birthday clown.
• Local 42 — you fed a pigeon half a bagel. You're now its lawyer.
• Ghosted — your ex texts from the afterlife. He wants his hoodie back.

HOW IT WORKS
• Type your own replies — or tap a suggestion. The story branches on what you write. Hold any message to react; they notice.
• Photo tasks: some characters demand a photo — your bedroom, your door, your face. Send garbage and they'll call you on it.
• Voice messages and incoming calls. When Mrs. Carver calls at 10:41 PM, you decide whether to pick up.
• Every chat has 3–7 endings. The ending map shows what you've found and what's still hidden. Share a spoiler-free result card.
• Missions: daily and weekly goals earn Signal. Spend it to unlock a story — or keep Ellie online.
• Ellie: a pinned chat from a stranger with one bar of signal, stuck under Northgate Storage. Every mission gets one more of her messages through. Get her home.
• Characters remember your name — and what you did in other chats. Leave mid-conversation and every chat picks up where you left it.
• Some stories only end if you pass them on. Really.

Every chat is free to start; the six openers and your first two chats are free to finish. Unlock more whenever you want — one-time purchases, no subscription, no ads.

Photos you take stay on your device. They are never uploaded.
Rated 17+: horror themes, infidelity, coercion, mild language.

They're typing.

Last Seen is an interactive chat story game: scary texting stories, horror chat fiction, thriller and romance stories where you type your own answers. If you liked Hooked, Yarn, Tap or Lure, this is the one where the story reads your photos.