Fecha de lanzamiento prevista: Tercer trimestre de 2026

Pre-Release Notes

Please note: This game is still in development. Screenshots my not be indicative of the final product. 

Acerca de este juego

You wanted followers. You wanted fame. You wanted that one perfect moment where the numbers just keep climbing and the world can't look away. Step up. Press Start. I'll give you everything you ever wanted. All it costs is one more spin.

THE FINAL LIKE is an authentic UK fruit machine simulator with a twist - the machine is alive, and it knows what you want. Experience a fully realised AWP with genuine holds, nudges, features, and gambles, all wrapped in a social media nightmare where every mechanic maps to the content creator grind. Chase sponsors, dodge Copystrikes, build your following, and try not to notice when the machine starts changing the rules.

And the Adaptive Construct Engine.. known as ACE.

Features include a complete feature board with over 80 individually lit lamps, a cash ladder, progressive jackpot, and five bonus game types. Two modes let you play your way - the full horror experience in a dark arcade where ACE watches your every move, or Pub Mode for a warm, relaxed simulation without the existential dread.

ACE sees everything. ACE remembers everything. And ACE DOESN'T like losing.

Información sobre contenido generado por IA

Los desarrolladores describen cómo sus juegos utilizan contenido generado por IA de esta manera:

A small number of game assets are AI generated.

Descripción del contenido para adultos

Los desarrolladores describen su contenido así:

THE FINAL LIKE contains simulated gambling mechanics including fruit machine gameplay, cash stakes, and risk/reward decisions. No real money is wagered. The game features psychological horror elements including an AI character that becomes increasingly hostile and manipulative toward the player. There is no sexual content, violence, drug use, or self-harm depicted. The game contains themes of social media addiction and manipulative design practices presented in a satirical context.