It’s time to continue the story of point ‘n click horror saga The Last Door, with this second episode of season two, My Dearest Visitor. Wait, actually… almost. First, there’s the usual beta testing to do, bugs to fix, typos to catch, and so on. Alongside this supposedly longest episode yet, The Game Kitchen is working on changing the pricing model. For better or worse? Hard to say.
Now, for those not familiar with The Last Door, it’s an uncanny and rather creepy tale of horror and suspense, which takes place in Victorian England, as the protagonist – Jeremiah Devitt – suddenly receives a mysterious letter from a childhood friend. Needless to say, the events that follow are not for the faint of heart, but they do make for an interesting adventure, complete with spine-chilling music and pixellated visuals. Oh and puzzles, because, genre-stable.
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While more The Last Door is always a good thing in my books, all is unfortunately not well on the topic of finances, for its creator. As such, they’ll be mixing things up in regards to the price tag, removing the ‘lifetime subscription’ tier (won’t affect those who already donated that much, or more), instead opting to sell the game in episodic format and season packs. Note: April 6th – the launch date for the full version of My Dearest Visitor – is the deadline for those interested in purchasing access to all past and future episodes, at a total of €10 ($11) on the official website. More details in this blog post, including details on the time-limited ‘Special Offer‘.
To access this sixth chapter, including the beta, a donation of €5 ($5.50) is required; although this does include all previous episodes too, as well as their soundtracks. No better than the present to get scared out of your mind as you point ‘n click the night away, maybe even help The Game Kitchen squash a few bugs, in… The Last Door: My Dearest Visitor!