
"The Last Visit: 98th" is a psychological indie horror from the first person, in the genre of a walking simulator, in the setting of the post-Soviet winter space. The main focus is on the atmosphere of horror, which is emphasized by realistic 3D graphics.
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"The Last Visit: 98th" is a psychological indie horror from the first person, in the genre of a walking simulator, in the setting of the post-Soviet winter space. The main focus is on the atmosphere of horror, which is highlighted by realistic 3D graphics and immersive 3D sounds.
In 1998, the main character returns to his native area, where he spent his childhood. A year after his parents' death, he finally decided to visit the empty apartment. He needs to prepare it for sale, but he is facing some difficulties. His car breaks down and he has to spend the night in an apartment where every corner reminds of the pain of loss. Plunged into the dark streets and creepy corridors of his past, he begins to be consumed by dark secrets that he will have to deal with.
◇ Visit one of the courtyards of the post-Soviet space of the late 90s, immerse yourself in the winter atmosphere and try to find the key to salvation among the snowdrifts.
◇ Wander through Soviet apartments, solving mysteries and collecting evidence
◇ In addition to fear, you will feel calm and peaceful.
◇ Solve puzzles to get to the truth.
◇ But don't forget that there is always someone nearby...
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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil
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This game was pretty good, some of the puzzles were a little confusing but still doable. It had a creepy atmosphere and a well written story.
Отличная игра, круто, что пугает именно атмосферой, а не только заезженными скримерами, криповый эмбиент, неплохой сюжет 9/10
The Last Visit: 98th leans heavily into atmosphere over clarity, placing you in a quiet, snow-covered post-Soviet setting where you return to your parents’ apartment after their passing. What begins as a simple task—preparing the place for sale—quickly shifts into something far more psychological, as the game pulls you through fragmented memories and darker undertones tied to your past. It’s a straightforward walking simulator at its core, prioritizing environmental storytelling, exploration, and tension over mechanical depth, with an emphasis on sound design and immersive spaces to carry the experience. Where the game succeeds is in presentation and performance. It runs smoothly, the audio design stands out, and the overall atmosphere is consistently effective, even if the visuals themselves are fairly basic. The biggest drawback is the story delivery—while it clearly aims for something disturbing and introspective, it can come off as confusing or underexplained, leaving you piecing together a narrative that doesn’t always land cleanly. At around an hour of gameplay, it doesn’t overstay its welcome, and at a $4 price point, it feels fair for what’s offered. It’s a short, unsettling experience that gets the tone right, even if the story leaves more questions than answers. —The Ember Archives https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45601239/
I played this because I liked the demo of Let me In which I will definitely play once it's out. Their first game wasn't bad at all. Nothing particularly great or new but not bad either. The part in the friend's apartment actually got me a bit nervous. This was well made, but it would have been better with voice actors. Also please, for future games, I strongly dislike the hand holding. You might add that you can get hints but the game shouldn't constantly inform you about the next step. It's also more interesting when the game does not turn your character around and makes you figure things out yourself.
So bad
привет. спасибо за игру! проходили вместе с женой. нам было страшно!
Страшный хоррор,пару раз дергался Сюжет хороший,концовка понравилась Из минусов могу сказать что камера багается и иногда крутится чувствительность 8/10
AWFULLLL GAMEEEE. The puzzles are dumb. The lighting is terrrible. The gameplay is very much lacking & it solely tells the story through random ass notes. Whack asf. Would rather play with my hole than play this game for another second.
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Wow, what a game. I loved the story, I only wished there was more to it. A few jump scares that got me -- a few that didn't, but this is a great introduction to horror for those trying to get into the genre!
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