- March 16, 2021
- Snowhaven Studios
The Last Act
Platforms
About
The Last Act is a mystery-romance visual novel about a young woman named Sarah, who aspires to be the lead in a play. She finally lands her big break but then disturbing supernatural incidents start happening around the theater. All she wanted was a smashing opening night, but instead, she might be breaking a leg... LITERALLY.








- The game features a cute and lighthearted story with engaging characters, including a unique ghost protagonist.
- The art style is charming and well-executed, complemented by a lovely soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- Multiple endings and choices provide replay value, making it enjoyable for players who like to explore different routes.
- The game is quite short, with a playtime of around 2 hours, which may leave some players wanting more depth and character development.
- Some romantic developments feel forced or cliché, lacking sufficient buildup to make them believable.
- Pacing issues and the need for repeated playthroughs to achieve all endings can become tedious, especially with similar choices affecting outcomes.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a lighthearted and wholesome narrative featuring a young woman named Sarah pursuing her dream of acting, with three romance routes, including a ghostly character named Silas. While the pacing can be uneven and some romantic elements feel clichéd or rushed, the overall experience is enjoyable, combining mystery and romance with cute art and relaxing music. Despite its brevity and some narrative drawbacks, the game offers a charming and engaging story that leaves players with a smile.
“Cute story with 3 routes for a casual evening read if you enjoy mysteries with romance.”
“Really enjoyed getting to know them through the story, which in itself is very lighthearted, even if at times you'll be in danger.”
“The story is actually quite wholesome even if about ghastly encounters and the thought of near-death accidents on the stage.”
“I found Silas's story kind of sad though, and some of the endings are bad, but the overall story is actually nice and hopeful.”
“This might make it a little hard to connect with characters as we'd like to spend more time with them, along with some backstory having to be explained by a second character several times.”
“Love comes remarkably quickly and feels forced in before the story ends, but it could be fairly argued that romance is not the focus of the story, rather more a sugar topping on the cake.”