Last Inspection — is a psychological horror story about a man who got into debt and signed a nine-day contract. Inspect apartments before moving in. Look for violations. Record everything in reports. Don't ask questions. At first, everything seems almost normal — dirt, broken furniture, strange smells, traces of someone else's presence. But the further you go, the stronger the feeling that some apartments shouldn't exist at all. Rooms get larger from the inside. Objects disappear and reappear. And in empty spaces, you can sometimes hear someone moving behind the wall. These places can't be trusted. You enter with the usual tools — a flashlight, a thermometer, an EMF. You check the rooms, looking for violations, noting oddities. The only problem is, the rules themselves start to break down. The door you entered through might no longer lead to the right place. The lights start to work sluggishly. Something appears in the corner of the room that wasn't there a second ago. And the worst part is that the game constantly makes you wonder if this is truly an anomaly or if you're simply losing your perspective. The closer the end of the contract gets, the less it feels like a normal job. The company clearly knows more than it's telling its employees. The creatures inside the apartments are far from the main problem. The real sense of unease comes from the realization that you were sent here on purpose, and there's no way to escape this situation without consequences. Features of the game A psychological horror film about apartment inspections. Anomalies that change space and environment. Tools for searching for violations and entities. Multiple endings and random events.