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THE LAST MESSAGE

SEASON THREE

2:13

“Every story has a beginning.”

The story

Season Three of three

The final season.

The couple follows the 2:13 messages back to where they began.

What they find raises a question neither of them wants to ask:

Was anything between them ever their own choice?

Their feelings are real. Now they have to end it.

ONE STORY, THREE SEASONS

  1. 1SEASON ONEThe House
  2. 2SEASON TWOThe Other Side
  3. 3SEASON THREE2:13YOU ARE HERE

Episodes

Six episodes. Play them in order.

Episode 1: Before We Met

She kept one message to herself. It arrived before they ever met.

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Episode 2: The First Couple

An old photograph. A familiar building. Decades earlier.

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Episode 3: The Experiment

Someone has been asking a question for a very long time. They are part of the answer.

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Episode 4: 2:13

One recording has been hidden longer than any other.

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Episode 5: The Last Night

They go back to where it began. The building is empty. It isn’t quiet.

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Episode 6: The Last Message

One last message. One last choice.

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Characters

Not everyone is who they seem.

THE PROTAGONIST

A young man whose past relationship becomes connected to a mystery he never understood.

THE GIRL

His former girlfriend. She knows more about the past than she first lets on.

THE WATCHER

The figure behind the cameras. Always close. Never quite in frame.

About the game

The Last Message is an episodic psychological horror game about two people, one message, and the night they can't remember. It is a mystery, a thriller and a love story, told across three seasons that build to a single ending.

FORMAT
Episodic story game. 3 seasons, 6 episodes each.
GENRE
Psychological horror, suspense, mystery, romance, drama
PLAY
In your browser, on phone, tablet or desktop
CHOICES
Your decisions begin to shape the story in Season Two

Contains themes of surveillance, stalking, memory loss and psychological distress. Best played at night, with headphones.

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