Last Report

Last Report is a psychological horror investigation game set inside a crumbling news station. You’re the new hire, brought in to review a never-aired broadcast. But once you enter the building, it becomes clear—this wasn’t just a technical glitch. Something silenced the last crew mid-transmission, and now it’s watching you. Piece together the mystery using surveillance footage, old recordings, and corrupted files—but beware. The more you uncover, the more unstable reality becomes.

The Broadcast That Was Never Meant to Air

Your task seems simple: review the tape, fill in missing logs, and finish the last report. But as you examine fragmented files, you start to see strange insertions—unregistered faces, reversed audio, objects appearing behind news anchors. It’s more than editing mistakes. It’s something trying to communicate. Or distract you.

• Search rooms and file cabinets for tapes, notes, and broken footage reels.
• Analyze corrupted video using glitch filters and anomaly markers.
• Unlock restricted archives that contain off-air segments never meant for public view.

Horror in Every Frame

Each clip you recover contains new threats. Sometimes it’s audio that makes you freeze. Other times, visual entities crawl across the screen—then appear behind you in-game. Last Report mixes first-person exploration with passive media analysis, creating tension both in and outside the screen.

• Use editing tools to isolate faces, slow down distortions, and spot hidden symbols.
• Trigger hallucination sequences based on file corruption percentage.
• Replay segments to reveal different outcomes and unlock branching dialogue.

Truth, Glitched and Buried

Nothing in the building is what it seems—not even your own station login. The elevators move on their own. The lights respond to the broadcast. And some cameras show events that never happened—or haven’t yet. What is the last report really hiding? Multiple endings are available, depending on how deeply you investigate and whether you dare to finish the final transmission.

Last Report is a tense, slow-burning horror game that turns media analysis into a survival task. Not everything on screen is fiction. Sometimes, the cameras see more than you do.