Team WiretapApr 17, 2026Free to playView on Steam ↗

The Last Connection

You are a Switchboard Operator, and you're about to be replaced by a machine. Use your last week of work to connect townsfolk, overcome problems, and explore the history of a cast of engaging characters. Your choices matter, so use each day to leave lasting bonds.

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216

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60%

6.0/10

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Game Description:

The Last Connection is a narrative-driven game where you play as a Switchboard Operator. You will be connecting a town of characters to each other during your last week, before being replaced by a machine. Your choices in who to connect calls to will help solve the problems of townsfolk, have lasting consequences, and can help people overcome their barriers and improve relationships. You will explore, achieve endings, and unlock what truly makes this town and its people special.

Features:

Switchboard-based dialogue with voice acting!

5 days of branching story choices and endings!

Explorable map of the town with chances to interact with the people who live there!

Notebook that keeps track of helpful information!

Puzzle-themed achievements to collect!

Important Note about Save System:

Please keep in mind that the current version of the game doesn't have a save system, meaning your progress will be lost upon exiting the game. On average, the game takes 40 minutes to 1 hour to finish, and save system is a planned update that will be added in the near future.

Player reviews (10)

Not recommended0h played6 found helpfulApr 2026

Trash game — the kind where you just run around, interact with NPCs, and read text no one cares about. And the character walks around like he's about to unzip his fly and take a piss.

Recommended3h played4 found helpfulApr 2026

I don't mind the artstyle. It's got it's own charm, and it reminds me of this other game with a similar look (and also premise now that I think about it): I Get This Call Every Day. I like all the little details as well when you're walking around in the town: kicking around bottles, leaves, and the soccer ball, making the cats meow/pur, and the bushes shake. The main trio of characters (Lin, Seth, and Mrs. Perkins) were pretty endearing and enjoyable. I personally didn't need a lot of convincing to try and help them out with their problems as best as I could. The rest of the cast don't have nearly as much going on, but that's fine. They're there to add more flavour and life to the town, and serve the main trio's storylines. The core premise resonated with me a great bit. Having only a few days left until you have to say goodbye to an important phase of your life (including some of the people that were a part of it) and trying to make the most of that remaining time hits close to home, even now. I wonder if the developers were feeling the same way when making the game. The biggest issue I have with the game is that it's pretty buggy. Some conversations seem to sometimes skip over dialogue lines from the characters, and the final sequence with Lin's ending seems very prone to breaking the game. A save system or autosave for each ending would also be appreciated. Content wise, my biggest complaint would be that the plot point about the player character getting laid off never goes anywhere at the end. I think it would've been cool if the townsfolk helped you figure something out as thanks for everything you did, and to show that you're just as much a member of the community as them.

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