À propos de la démo

You're trapped in an infinite loop inside a movie theater trying to reach the right screening room.

GAMEPLAY

Weird anomalies will occur. Spot them, run to get a new ticket, and keep going.

• If your guess is right, you get closer to your movie room.

• If you get it wrong, you go back a few numbers—unless you've stacked enough correct guesses to earn a shield in the cinema loyalty program.

INCLUDED IN THIS DEMO

• Enough anomalies for more than a single play session. Approximate playtime: 25 minutes.

• Play it as many times as you want to uncover all the demo anomalies.

• All the core mechanics and the beginning of the story.

WELCOME TO OMNIPLEX

The Last Screening is a first-person horror anomaly-finding game set in a cinema venue. You will play as Susie, a movie fanatic who has just gotten her ticket to watch a film she’s been eagerly awaiting for. Use your finest perception skills to help Susie make it to her film. The first run we guarantee your safety; after that, you are on your own.

TERROR AWAITS

Not every scare comes from the screen. Monsters, weird voices, blood... You better watch out because it's all coming for you.  

EVERY DETAIL MATTERS

Trick is keeping your sanity whilst doing so. A big scare is not always a jump scare. Notice the subtle shifts or Susie may never make it to her seat.

BUILT ON HORROR LEGACY

The Last Screening is inspired by find-anomalies games that present liminal spaces and psychological horror walking simulators, like 'The Exit 8', 'The Cabin Factory', 'Hospital 666', and the old goodie 'P.T.'.

Description du contenu pour adultes

Voici la description de l'équipe de développement à propos du contenu du produit :

This game contains psychological themes including trauma, death, depression, and self-harm. Players will encounter disturbing imagery, unsettling audio (such as child laughter in eerie contexts), and moments of emotional intensity. The narrative explores loss, memory, identity, and inner conflict through a surreal, cinematic lens. Dialogue and scenes may allude to overdose, suicide, and mental breakdowns, presented in a metaphorical and symbolic environment.