The Last Door: Collector's Edition

Name: The Last Door: Collector's Edition
Rating: 4.5 (115 reviews)
Author: Phoenix Online Publishing LLC

By: Phoenix Online Publishing LLC App

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Overview

Version:

2.0.1

Last updated: 2017-06-12

Ranking

#145,302 ▼ 506

Overall

Features & Capabilities

The Last Door: Collector's Edition is a low-res, high-suspense Victorian horror point-and-click adventure. Winner of multiple Best Games of the Year awards, it follows Jeremiah Devitt after receiving a cryptic letter, uncovering a long-buried secret and doors that should have remained closed.

This four-episode collection adds exclusive new locations, scenes, puzzles, and stories, with enhanced graphics, remastered sound, unlockable bonuses, and a haunting original score by Carlos Viola. Dive into decaying manors, cryptic corridors, and Lovecraft-inspired occult mystery as you explore Victorian England's deepest secrets.

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By:

Phoenix Online Publishing LLC

Rating:

4.50

(115)

Version:

2.0.1 Last updated: 2017-06-12

Version code:

841479758

Creation date:

2014-11-19

Compatible devices:

Size:

201.75MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

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Ranking

# 145,302 ▼ 506

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Phoenix Online Publishing LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-last-door-collectors-edition/id926347646

User Reviews

Overall, reviews praise the game for its immersive Lovecraftian atmosphere, engaging story and puzzles, strong soundtrack, and charming retro pixel art with good replay value. Major downsides include recurring technical issues (crashes and black screens, especially in chapter 2), accessibility and control problems (hit targets, sound-dependent scenes, no controller support), price/value concerns due to chapter unlocks, and some disturbing content plus visibility/navigation challenges in dark areas.

Pros

Immersive atmosphere and psychological horror with Lovecraftian vibes
Engaging story with well-designed puzzles
Excellent soundtrack and audio design
Retro pixel-art visuals that feel charming and distinctive
Strong replay value and good value for the price (Season 2 noted as improving)

Cons

Frequent technical issues: crashes, freezes, and black-screen bugs, especially in chapter 2
Accessibility and control problems: misaligned touch hotspots, scenes requiring sound, lack of controller support
Monetization/price concerns: having to buy extra chapters; perceived value not always great
Puzzles/visuals can be hard to see or navigate in dark scenes; slow movement in early gameplay
Disturbing content in the opening suicide scene may distress some players

Recent reviews

Although the game is most of the time in the dark, it helps with the atmosphere. The point and click is not very accurate, but still manageable. The genre won’t keep you awake, with very few distasteful scenes. The plot keeps you wanting to know more, but the end is missing the hook to capture the player’s curiosity to continue with the second part. It is different, it has creativity, a decent length and price. I will see how it ends.

by Po*****, 2026-06-11

It's definitely one of my favorite point n' click adventures i've played. The soundtrack is phenomenal and atmosphere is unparalleled. It only took me a few hours to complete but i've played through it three or four times.