Last of Ass

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Last of Ass is a single player survival role playing game with horror and drama themes. It was developed by SSP Games and was released on December 5, 2020. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Plot: Immerse yourself in an atmosphere of horror, danger lies in wait for you at every step, and an ominous fog sarcastically laughs at you. A gang of cannibals roams these parts, they will not leave you even a single chance of salvation. You shouldn't have missed your turn on the highway. The price of this mistake is your life! Game features: - Atmosphere - Terrible opponents - Chec…

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Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

graphics2 positive mentions

The game offers good graphics and is enjoyable for its price, making it worth a try.
The lore and voice acting are praised, with some players finding it deeply impactful.
It's easy to achieve 100% completion, which is a bonus for achievement hunters.

The game is very short and lacks depth, with some players feeling it is not worth the full price.
Many players found the AI to be poor and the gameplay mechanics frustrating, particularly regarding item collection.
Despite being labeled as horror, several reviews noted that the game is not scary at all.

graphics
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The graphics are generally well-received, with players noting that while they aren't groundbreaking, they are impressive given the game's price and length. Overall, the visuals are considered solid and satisfactory for the experience offered.
- “I was honestly impressed with the graphics; nothing super over the top, but far from bad considering the price and length of the game.”
emotional
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Players find the emotional aspect of the game particularly moving, with the lore surrounding the "dog" resonating deeply and leaving a lasting impact. The storytelling effectively evokes strong feelings, enhancing the overall experience.
- “Beautiful game, the lore on the 'dog' was deeply impactful and truly touching.”