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Last Stop
Last Stop is a single-player third-person narrative adventure game set in present day London, where you play as three separate characters whose worlds collide in the midst of a supernatural crisis. An anthology drama, Last Stop is three stories in one. What connects these three strangers? Where will fate lead them? Developed in partnership with Annapurna Interactive and featuring an original soundtrack by BAFTA award winning composer Lyndon Holland, Last Stop is a game about secret lives, the ties that bind and how magic can be found in the mundane.
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GameSpew
Jul 21, 2021
Last Stop tells a story so compelling, so wonderfully told, that you’ll be glued to the screen for the entirety of its six-or-so hour running time. With an incredibly high standard of voice talent on board, sublime art direction and an outstanding soundtrack, it sets a new standard for interactive narration. This is more than a video game, it’s a work of art. And once you’ve played it, it’s one you won’t be forgetting about in a hurry.
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Xbox Tavern
Aug 2, 2021
As narrative adventures go, Last Stop is easily one of the best I’ve played. From setting and characters, to story and presentation, it is a joy to experience from start to finish. Whether you’re a Game Pass subscriber or not, this is one title not to miss out on.Become a Patron! This game was tested and reviewed on PC (via a Game Pass Ultimate subscription).
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Windows Central
Jul 21, 2021
Last Stop takes a lot of risks, and for the most part, it succeeds. It's a game about interconnectivity in a modern world, but a few flaws keep it from rising to the heights it wants to. For - Three very different stories with diverse characters - Fun minigames break up the monotony - Larger, interesting mythology at play - Great sense of humor with smart dialogue Against - Sometimes choices don't align with reality - Voice acting is stilted - Animation can get janky Last Stop: What I liked Last Stop begins in a subway station in 1982.
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The Indie Game Website
Aug 16, 2021
Last Stop isn’t perfect. Its limited and tepid interactivity makes it better suited as a TV show, but I can’t deny that the story is entertaining and absorbing enough where, in the grand scheme of things, its shortcomings didn’t matter much. It took me back to the days of charming British sci-fi tv shows like Blake 7, Doctor Who and Torchwood, where these shows shared a love of telling character-driven stories on a backdrop of big themes despite budget constraints. With its intimate cast of characters, eccentric English charm and cosy story-telling, Last Stop replicates these shows’ charisma, creating an enjoyable sci-fi tale that’s gripping and one you’ll want to see through to the end.
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Game Informer
Jul 21, 2021
Last Stop is a two-sided experience where one side is relatable monotony and the other offers unbridled chaos and imaginative conundrums. Last Stop is a deceptively complex story set in present-day London.
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GameSkinny
Jul 21, 2021
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GamingTrend
Aug 11, 2021
Last Stop was unlike any narrative driven game I’ve played. The stories were all unique, with fully fleshed out characters, great dialogue and voice acting, and a highly entertaining, if ultimately a bit of a letdown, story that finds satisfying ways to intertwine all three characters. Fans of Telltale’s game series will find a lot to love in this mature narrative centering on life, love, loss, betrayal, and redemption.
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