Last Call

IT IS 23:47. YOU ARE IN BOX 17.

The door won't open. The rain isn't stopping. The only thing in reach is the phone, and it's already ringing.

LAST CALL is a short, first-person psychological horror game set entirely in and around an old red telephone box on an empty country road. You won't fight anything. You won't run from anything. You'll listen, look, write things down, and decide what to believe.

WHO IS CALLING? Voices reach the box from the exchange, from the past, and from places that shouldn't have a line. Some help. Some lie. Some know your name before you give it.

WHAT IS OUTSIDE? A gate is open. A farmhouse light is on. Something is standing where the fog starts. You never leave the box, but you can see everything it can see, and it's watching back.

WHY DOES THE BOX REMEMBER? Other people used this line before you. They left a directory with a page cut out, a notebook, marks on the glass. Piece together what happened with your notebook, the phone, and a panel you'd be wise to open carefully.

PLAYING ON STREAM? LET CHAT CALL YOU. Turn on Streamer Mode, type your Twitch channel name, and your chat can reach the box. Viewers' messages come through the phone line, and !ring and !knock let them ring the phone or knock at the box at the worst possible moment.

• No login or Twitch account connection: it just reads your public chat
• Filtered (no slurs, links or puzzle spoilers) and rate-limited, so chat can't flood you or solve anything
• Stream-safe music toggle, clean readable subtitles, and an optional name so the callers speak yours
• Completely optional and off by default. The game plays exactly the same without it

Recording, streaming and monetising videos are all welcome. Please keep the endings out of titles and thumbnails.

FEATURES

• A complete story in about 45–90 minutes. One evening, one stream
• Telephone-centred horror: incoming calls, a keypad, a directory, numbers worth trying
• A notebook that fills with the clues you actually notice
• A hands-on wiring puzzle: real wires, real scissors, real consequences
• Three endings
• Low-poly atmosphere: fog, rain, a single streetlight, and things that move when you're not looking
• No combat, no gore

ACCESSIBILITY Subtitles for every line (size, background and motion options) · Reduce Flashing · Reduce Motion · separate volume sliders · brightness, FOV and mouse settings · instant text. Keyboard and mouse only; no controller support or key remapping at launch.

CONTENT NOTES Psychological horror, sudden loud sounds, flashing lights (a Reduce Flashing option is included), themes of death and disappearance, a frightening figure in the dark.