The Last Door: Season 2 - Collector's Edition

2nd part of the game with 4 more short chapters, but still fan to play with 11 secrets again. Again good for Point & Click Fans & Steam Achievement Hunters.

The Last Door: Season 2 is an episodic story-driven point-and-click adventure game developed and published by The Game Kitchen consisting of four new episodes and a continuation from where the last game (season) left off, albeit from a different character’s perspective. In this season, the story follows John Wakefield, the former psychiatrist of Jeremiah Devitt (protagonist from Season 1), in search for Devitt after his sudden disappearance in the previous game. Along his journey, Wakefield is accompanied by his close associate, Herr Doctor Johann Kaufmann, an unfathomable German nobleman who displays a high level of expertise in the understanding of the dark forces that affected Devitt and who aided Wakefield in investigating Devitt's condition previously. Both of these characters play similar roles to Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson; Wakefield is the type of character who asks the ques

Short version: 77% The second season of The Last Door relies less on keeping the player shrouded in mystery and more on revealing some of its secrets through a more traditional adventure game setting. This small shift in focus still cannot harm its excellent atmosphere and storytelling mechanics. Long version: Lovecraftian style suspense horror that relies on the primordial fear of the unknown is a dangerously complex subject, yet a small Spanish development team managed to tackle it with The Last Door, a game that invited us on an eerie, surreal journey beyond the world of reason. This kind of atmosphere is difficult to keep up; this is probably why Season 2 chose a different approach. It is more of a straight-line point ‘n’ click adventure game now with all the associated staples, like collecting all movable everyday items to involve them in some needlessly overcomplicated task. As a

Phenomenal story telling. Although I did find the puzzles in this season not as strong as the first season, and there's a lot more wandering around waiting for something to happen. But there are some exceptionally chilling moments and the world building blew my mind. Hands down one of the best point-and-clicks I've played in a long time.

If you like point and click horror, with a really fantastic soundtrack, compelling story, and meaningful characters, this is the game for you. Its definitely worth the money and has made me cry on many occassions. Id go as far as to say this is one of my favorite games of all time.

Season 1 of The Last Door proved to be one of the best horror games I've played in a long time. It stuck with me long after I finished it, the many surprises and revelations rolling around in my head during dark hours. I was anxious to see if Season 2 lived up to expectations, since it was continuing the story along a different path. I've just finished it, and I can barely contain my adoration for what the developers have accomplished with this series. You take on the role of Dr. John Wakefield, on the trail of his vanished patient Jeremiah Devitt who also happened to be the protagonist of Season 1. Knowing what you know about the events of the first game, the second wastes no time delving into the secrets of the world by sending you on a chase across a nightmare version of Victorian England. Your search will take you to a decaying asylum, a forlorn manor, a distant island, and beyond.