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The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: a man in a dark coat stands by a glowing gas lamp on a night street before an old brick house

Cosmic and Lovecraftian horrorHorror puzzlePsychological horror2D horror

The Last Door: Season 2 - Collector's Edition

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A psychiatrist follows his missing patient past the Veil and toward madness.

Platforms
PC, Mac, Linux, iPhone
Stores
Steam, GOG
Price
Paid
Rated
Very Positive on Steam (94% of 992 reviews); Metacritic 85 on PC; 4.2 of 5 on GOG (26 reviews); 4.6 of 5 on the App Store (125 ratings)
Length
about 8 hours
Players
1
Controls
Mouse: point and click; touch on iPhone and iPad
Made by
The Game Kitchen
Released
2016

No. 3 of the asylum horror games · No. 30 of the mansion horror games · No. 15 of the island horror games · No. 15 of the missing person horror games · No. 5 of the horror games about madness · No. 6 of the Victorian horror games · No. 6 of the horror games set in England · No. 2 of the doctor horror games

What frightens Psychiatrist John Wakefield searches for his vanished patient Jeremiah Devitt through asylums, abandoned manors and opium dens, uncovering forbidden knowledge that may be driving him mad and the otherworldly things behind the Veil, all in dim, low-resolution pixel art and unsettling sound.

Content: violence, drug use, disturbing imagery.

The Last Door: Season 2 is the second four-episode season of The Game Kitchen's low-res point-and-click horror adventure. As Dr. John Wakefield, psychiatrist to the first season's hero, you search Victorian asylums, manors and opium dens for your vanished patient and find a conspiracy built on forbidden knowledge.

About The Last Door: Season 2 - Collector's Edition

The Last Door: Season 2 continues the Victorian horror adventure begun in The Last Door. It was made by The Game Kitchen and published by Phoenix Online, and the Collector's Edition came out on Steam for Windows, Mac and Linux on March 29, 2016, with four episodes, extras and a new score by Carlos Viola. It is also sold on GOG and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

This time you play Dr. John Wakefield, the psychiatrist who treated Jeremiah Devitt. Devitt has vanished, and Wakefield's search for him leads into a web of forbidden knowledge and a conspiracy that hides it. The trail starts in an asylum and the back streets of Victorian London, then leaves England: the episodes take you to the house of an old professor in a seaside town, with its graveyard, ruins and caves, and to a small island of fog, statues and masked villagers. Each episode runs one to three hours and opens with a short playable prologue that only makes sense later.

Like the first season, it is drawn in very few, very large pixels, and much of the fear comes from what you cannot quite make out and from the sound: whispering, footsteps, screeching birds, ominous classical music. You play by pointing and clicking: examine scenes, pick up items, combine and use them, talk to people and read what they leave behind. Some puzzles are logical, others are old-fashioned pixel hunts, and reviewers admit reaching for a walkthrough more than once. The store says it was inspired by H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe.

Against the first season it is bigger, with more places to explore and fast-travel maps in some episodes, but reviewers find it a little less frightening, with fewer sudden scares and more slow dread. It suits players who finished the first season, and anyone who likes slow occult ghost stories and point-and-click puzzles more than action. Play Season 1 first: Wakefield's search starts where Devitt's ended.

How to play The Last Door: Season 2 - Collector's Edition

  1. Click to walk Dr. Wakefield through each scene and examine people and objects.
  2. Pick up items and use or combine them in the inventory bar to get past each obstacle.
  3. Talk to the people you meet and read letters and notes; the clues to the next step are in them.
  4. Use the map, where an episode offers one, to travel between the places you have found.
  5. Play the four episodes in order, ideally right after the first season.

Screenshots

The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: a man in a dark coat stands by a glowing gas lamp on a night street before an old brick house
The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: a horse-drawn carriage with a top-hatted coachman passes a gas lamp and a stone house at dusk
The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: a man in a red coat stands in a green-walled library lit by three tall golden windows
The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: a figure in a coat stands by a candlelit altar under a wooden cross with a crow on it
The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: a room bathed in red light under hanging lanterns, with figures lying on the floor and a mask in the inventory
The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: candlelight shows a man in a green coat by a table in a dark room with papers pinned to the wall
The Last Door: Season 2 screenshot: silhouettes of a dead tree and two figures on a dark hillside against an orange sunset

Tips

  • Wear headphones; sound carries much of the dread and some of the clues.
  • Move the cursor slowly over shelves and dark corners; some needed objects are only a few pixels wide and look like scenery.
  • If you are stuck, re-examine items in the inventory and revisit earlier rooms; some reveal more on a second look.
  • A puzzle in the last episode is far easier if you can read sheet music, so keep pen and paper near.

Questions

Do I need to play The Last Door Season 1 first?

Yes. It is a direct sequel: its hero is the psychiatrist of Season 1's protagonist, and there is only a short recap at the start, so playing Season 1 first, ideally just before, is recommended.

How long is The Last Door: Season 2?

About 8 hours. GameFAQs players report around 9 hours and TrueAchievements gives 6 to 8 hours for every achievement, which one careful run can earn.

Is The Last Door: Season 2 on phones?

Yes, the Collector's Edition is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. It is free to download, with a $3.99 in-app purchase for full access, and is in English only there.

Is it scary?

It is slow occult horror built on atmosphere, sound and what the low-resolution art leaves unseen, with a few sharp moments rather than constant jump scares. Reviewers find it a little less frightening than the first season.

  • point and click
  • pixel art
  • low res
  • victorian
  • england
  • occult
  • episodic
  • detective
  • sequel
  • asylum

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