The Last Entry: questions and answers
What is The Last Entry?
The Last Entry is a single-player psychological drama and first-person mystery for PC. It takes place across one night in a restored 1815 farmhouse and the workshop behind it. Adam remembers only what he writes down. His wife, Sarah, is missing, and ten years of his own pages are the only way back to a marriage he can no longer recall.
How do you play?
You explore the house and the workshop, read what Adam wrote, and touch a page to relive the moment it holds. Rooms, ledgers and photographs fill in what he can’t remember. You piece together what happened, one memory at a time.
What can I play it on?
PC (Windows), through Steam.
When does it come out?
There’s no release date yet. Wishlist The Last Entry on Steam, and Steam will email you the day it launches.
Can I play it yet?
Not yet. When there’s something to play, the email list hears first.
How long is it?
Playtime will be confirmed closer to release.
What games is it like?
It’s made for players who love story-driven exploration games like Gone Home and Firewatch.
Who is making it?
The Last Entry is written and directed by J. Brendan Elmore and produced by Pixel Pantry Games. Key art and illustration are by Bob Venables.
How can I follow along?
Wishlist it on Steam, and join the email list for release news and occasional notes from the workshop.
I’m writing about the game. Who do I contact?
The press kit has the fact sheet, key art, screenshots and trailer. For anything else, email hello@pixelpantry.app.
The Last Entry is a first-person narrative mystery for PC from Pixel Pantry Games.