Last Light: The Apartment

Every card has two faces: one for the light, one for the dark. Chapter 1 is free. One purchase unlocks the rest of the building's story.

It's night, and you've come to an old apartment building looking for your mother. The power is failing, the stairwell keeps getting longer, and the things behind the doors would rather you didn't find her.

Last Light is a roguelike deckbuilder played by lantern light. Every card has two faces: with the lantern on it does one thing, in the dark it does another. Every enemy shows you two intents, one for each light. Each turn you decide which one you would rather face, and the lantern only holds so many charges.

• 73 two-faced cards that change with the light, plus 12 fusions of old objects
• Many ways to build a deck: burn, chill and brittle, electric load, marks, or flipping the light every turn
• 20 habits and 12 charms that bend every run in a different direction
• Read both intents, then choose: light the lantern or stay in the dark
• Doors, peepholes and notes: pick which flat to enter and what to risk
• House rules taped to the doors, and a room that fights too: knock over a table, pull the fire extinguisher, open the fuse box
• A story told across five chapters, with four endings
• Hand-built rooms, an original soundtrack, film grain you can switch off
• No ads, no timers, no account

Chapter 1 is free. A single purchase unlocks Chapters 2 to 5 (Locked From Inside, The Main Fuse, The Book of Names and The Last Roll Call) and all four endings.

Chapter 1 takes about 30 minutes. A full playthrough of all five chapters takes around 2 to 3 hours, depending on how often the building gets you. Seeing all four endings takes more than one night.

Available in English and Turkish.