- April 7, 2016
- Last Lotus
One Last Chance
Platforms
About
"One Last Chance" is a narrative-driven adventure game where players take on the role of a retired assassin seeking redemption. Set in a stylized, Asian-inspired world, players must navigate tough moral choices, build relationships, and uncover the truth behind their past. With multiple endings and a focus on player choice, each playthrough offers a unique experience.









- The character artwork is appealing and visually pleasing.
- The game features a nice concept of rekindling a past romance, which can resonate with players.
- There are multiple endings to explore, providing some replay value.
- The story is extremely short and lacks depth, making it feel rushed and unengaging.
- Voice acting is inconsistent and often lacks emotion, detracting from the overall experience.
- The interface is poorly designed, with a skip function that skips unread text and no option to rewind, making it frustrating to navigate.
story
52 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players finding it overly simplistic and lacking depth. While some appreciated the nostalgic themes of rekindling a childhood romance, others criticized the execution as generic and unengaging, often feeling rushed and forced. Overall, the narrative fails to evoke strong emotional connections, leaving players wanting more character development and a more compelling plot.
“I really enjoyed the concept of the story, meeting a high school crush eleven years later and wanting to change things.”
“The story is quite charming, it has many different endings (six in total if I'm not wrong) and it gets deep as you'll progress.”
“It's more than just a story of a man rekindling his love for his long-lost childhood friend; it's also a simple reminder that in the midst of the complications of the modern adult world, we can always go back to simpler times and rediscover ourselves.”
“I am usually a fan of the childhood friend/flame trope, but I feel like it wasn't done justice in this 20-minute short story.”
“Bland story with little depth.”
“This is supposed to be a romance visual novel, but because the story doesn't get you to care about the characters, it doesn't elicit any kind of emotional reaction while reading.”