
Last Christmas" is a short, dark point-and-click adventure. Join Frankie at a remote mountain cabin as he prepares the perfect Christmas for his girlfriend, Betty. But beware, things are not as they seem, and the festive cheer hides something far more sinister...
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"Last Christmas" is a chilling point-and-click adventure game set in a remote mountain cabin. You play as Frankie, who's determined to make this Christmas perfect for his beloved girlfriend, Betty. But as you delve deeper into the cabin's secrets, you'll discover that something sinister is lurking in the shadows. Every decision you make could lead to dire consequences, and the line between reality and nightmare begins to blur. Will you be able to uncover the dark truth behind the cabin's past and survive the horrors that await you? Play "Last Christmas" to find out, if you dare...
Key Features:
Accessible Game: Short game can be completed in 30-60 minutes.
Multiple Endings: Experience 4 unique conclusions based on your choices.
Dark Humour: A twisted blend of wit and horror to keep you on edge.
Stunning Visuals: Hand-drawn, detailed backgrounds bring the story to life.
Quick Navigation: Instantly exit scenes with a double-click.
Helpful Tools: A hotspot finder ensures you won’t miss a thing.
Replayability: Discover all 24 achievements and uncover hidden details.
Are you ready to face the truth? Play "Last Christmas" and step into a holiday tale you’ll never forget...

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Languages: English*, Italian, German, French, Dutch, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil*languages with full audio support
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Great game. Great for play something if you are short in time. Need to put more time in it to complete all the achievements. Definitely buying the next game!
As someone with barely time for games, it's nice when I can experience a well made short story like this with just a little interactivity to help immersion and have a chuckle. This game goes from chill and kind of funny to creepy to... perhaps gloomy. It's a pretty good range of emotions.
If you like point and click adventure games in the traditional style you will like this. You play a guy named Frankie who wants to create the perfect Christmas for his GF Betty and that is all I am going to say so I don't spoil anything. Great game I didn't see the ending coming.
This is a fun point and click game. Good job. I can't wait for the new game.
Last Christmas est un jeu assez rudimentaire (ce qui explique son très bas prix), de type "Point & Click" comme tous les jeux développés sous Visionnaire Studio. Il n'y aura donc pas de surprise question gameplay : on pointe et on clique, pour récupérer des objets, interagir avec des éléments du décors, associer ou utiliser les objets de l'inventaire, ... Ce jeu n'a donc absolument rien pour déstabiliser le joueur habitué au genre. Reste que ce jeu est très court, et a de quoi divertir une heure ou deux. Sans prétention, il demeure plutôt bon, avec une volonté de créer une atmosphère à l'opposé de ce qu'on est sensé attendre d'un jeu de Noël. Pour les énigmes, l'ensemble est assez intuitif, avec uniquement des objets à trouver et utiliser comme attendu. Question scénario, tout n'est pas suffisamment étoffé (normal, vu la durée de jeu) mais Last Christmas tire son épingle du jeu malgré tout. Partant d'une simple mise en ambiance festive d'un chalet avant l'arrivée de sa dulcinée, le héros va rapidement être confronté à des visions très particulières. Le joueur cherchera donc rapidement à en savoir plus, en validant méthodiquement une liste des tâches à faire. On appréciera aussi l'ouverture vers une suite (le développeur en est où ?) à la fin du générique de fin. On aurait pu s'attendre à ce que tout fonctionne parfaitement, vu qu'aucun bug n'a été rencontré, mais les trophées Steam sont totalement en reste, refusant tout bonnement de s'activer. Dommage, car je ne doute pas d'avoir tout vu, lu, avec clic-gauche et clic-droit sur tous les objets et lieux interactifs. Maintes fois, une étoile en haut à gauche s'est allumée, montrant bien que le jeu avait pris en compte certaines actions (même anodines), mais Steam conserve l'ensemble des trophées grisé. Pas grave, ce n'est qu'un bonus négligeable. Pour résumer, ce jeu est sympathique, mais très court, et sans réel challenge si ce n'est trouver tous les éléments demandés. Il réserve quelques surprises, et mérite donc un petit coup d'oeil par les aventuriers en manque d'un jeu qui les occupera une partie d'après-midi. Il ne faut pas attendre plus, car la déception sera alors au rendez-vous. Développé semble-t-il pour une game jam (laquelle ?), il demeure un projet amateur réussi qui mérite sa distinction obtenue. L'acheter sera avant tout une façon de soutenir le développement de jeu indépendants.
When I was about nine, I wrote a story as part of a creative writing thing in English lessons. I only vaguely remember the details, but I do remember that I couldn't think of how to end the story and so the main character, who was driving a car, drove that car off the edge of a cliff. The teacher, in a useful piece of criticism, pointed out that such an ending might be justified by a story, but it wasn't by mine; there was no reason to have done it, no indication throughout the story of why they might have done it; no build-up, just a shocking swerve (both in storyline and in, er, the in-story car) which didn't make any sense and came out of nowhere. This is how I feel about Last Christmas. It's well implemented, with the quality-of-life improvements we should expect from point-and-click games in the modern era (double-click exits to skip animations, highlight hotspots, and (I think?) a nice wrinkle in the hotspot highlighter which highlights _important_ hotspots, not just "anything you can click on". But the story... no. Why did this happen? Foreshadowing doesn't count if you don't explain why. (No, the ending doesn't count as an explanation.)
Jeu à éviter... audio super mal géré, arrières plans dessinés à la main ??? j'y crois pas du tout... c'est un p&c classique super mal foutu on dirait un truc en flash tout naze avec un perso qui fait du moonwalk en permanence avec des bruits de pantoufles qui traînent sur le sol à vous défoncer les oreilles et une traduction française baclée.
Nice little game, with cute innocent graphics for a non so cute and innocent plot. It's very short and that makes it perfect for breaks between tasks or longer games. Waiting for the sequel to understand (hoping to) what's going on, the teaser looked good too.
[h2] A Perfectly Dark and Chilling Christmas for Frankie [/h2] At the end of last year, I still had several holiday-themed games I wanted to play before the year ended. Sadly, I never got to do that. So, I’ve decided to check out one of the games, the short but disturbing point-and-click game [i]Last Christmas[/i]. In this short point-and-click puzzle adventure game, Frankie drives to a remote cabin in the mountains, wanting to set up the perfect Christmas for him and his girlfriend, Betty. However, as he starts setting things up, he has strange, disturbing visions. Something seems very off about this place. Can we learn the truth and survive this Christmas so it doesn’t become our last? I really wasn’t expecting the moments of horror in this short festive game at all. The game caught me off guard when reality flashed to show discomforting scenes. The game is generally fairly decent, with a simple story and not-so-complicated puzzle-solving. The voice acting is pretty good, along with the simplistic music. But I will warn people that this game does contain some scenes and elements that some may find disturbing. I want to know more about why this remote cabin is potentially haunted or cursed; maybe we’ll find out more in [i]First Christmas[/i]. Overall, this wasn’t that bad of a game, but I want to know more. [h1] 3 out of 5 ★★★☆☆! [/h1]
Game is very short (less than half an hour), and the achievements are bugged so you can't even complete the game. Can't recommend with these issues.
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