The Last Sight

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The Last Sight is a single player action game. It was developed by OtrexDev and was released on August 6, 2024. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

You started a neighborhood security program, which gradually expanded in size. Over time, it evolved to monitor not only homes but also warehouses, gas stations and various other locations. However, as your program grew, it began attracting the attention of dubious individuals.WATCHThroughout the night, you'll have to monitor different cameras and report any events seen on them. Doing so will help…

Genres & Tags

Indie

Play Modes

Single-Player

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75%

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

The game is a fun and laid-back experience for fans of the WTTG genre, offering a nice balance of challenge without requiring long play sessions.
It features some original mechanics, such as a device theft section and a camera hack minigame, which add variety to the gameplay.
For the price, the game is considered worth a try, especially for those who enjoy Observation Duty styled games.

Many features feel like reskins of existing games in the WTTG franchise, lacking originality and new content.
The game suffers from technical issues, including a lack of audio settings, limited graphics options, and some unpolished aspects that detract from the experience.
The atmosphere and graphics are criticized for being bland and poorly executed, with many assets feeling unoriginal and not well integrated.

graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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30%
The graphics in the game are criticized for feeling lifeless and poorly executed, with many assets appearing to be low-quality or improperly implemented, leading to noticeable bugs. Additionally, the graphics settings are cumbersome, lacking essential options like mouse sensitivity and a field of view slider, which detracts from the overall visual experience. Overall, the visuals and audio are described as cheap and in need of significant improvement.
- “Most assets are obviously asset store assets or free assets, and lots of them are also not implemented correctly, which leads to some noticeable graphics bugs.”
- “The settings are awful; there is no mouse sensitivity setting, no FOV slider, and you can't change all the graphic settings to medium or high at once; you have to click each setting individually to do that.”
- “Besides the mechanics, the atmosphere and the graphics are also kinda... dead?”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
13%
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The gameplay is heavily influenced by titles like "Welcome to the Game" and "Scrutinized," leading to a sense of familiarity that some players find unoriginal. While there are standout mechanics, such as the device theft section and a unique camera hack minigame, the overall atmosphere and graphics are perceived as lacking vitality.
- “+ some original mechanics, namely the device theft section of the game, with a cool free roam environment and the original camera hack minigame.”
- “The mechanics are a huge mix of Dead Signal, Welcome to the Game I & II, and Scrutinized (very noticeably from the main menu screen even).”
- “Besides the mechanics, the atmosphere and the graphics are also kinda... dead?”
- “I think it would've been acceptable if there were more original mechanics, but almost everything about this game screams 'Welcome to the Game'.”
atmosphere
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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37%
38%
The atmosphere in the game has been criticized as lacking vitality and coherence, particularly for a horror title where ambiance is crucial. Reviewers note that, unlike successful examples like Phasmophobia, this game fails to effectively utilize its assets to create an engaging and immersive environment, leaving players feeling disconnected and unengaged.
- “A great example of good asset store usage can be seen in games like Phasmophobia, where the assets are combined nicely and create a nice atmosphere.”
- “Seriously, you're making a horror game, the atmosphere is the most important aspect. How am I supposed to get into the mood of the game if nothing makes sense?”
- “In this game, however, the atmosphere is really... dead.”
- “Seriously, you're making a horror game; the atmosphere is the most important aspect. How am I supposed to get into the mood of the game if nothing makes sense?”
- “Besides the mechanics, the atmosphere and the graphics are also kinda... dead?”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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50%
The music in the game has been widely criticized for being cheap and unoriginal, with a soundtrack of simplistic electronic beats that fail to create an appropriate atmosphere for a horror game. Reviewers find it laughable and lacking in depth, detracting from the overall experience.
- “Besides visuals, the sounds and music are cheap, to say the least.”
- “The soundtrack is laughable; for a horror game, we have really simple and boring electronic beats that don't fit any sort of horror game.”