The Last Case of John Morley is a first-person noir detective adventure that transports the player to the grim streets of the 1940s. The protagonist returns to work after a serious injury, but the past haunts him. A countess, her face marked by loss, enters his office, and a simple case of an old murder turns into a dangerous journey through the shadows of human guilt and self-deception. An investigation beyond common sense As the search for clues continues, the investigation increasingly delves into the realm of not only facts but also illusions. The trail leads to places long forgotten: old sanatoriums, dilapidated mansions, and archives where every document reeks of lies. Time erases traces, but does not clear the conscience. The protagonist is forced to confront not only criminals but also his own ghosts. Every clue becomes a link in a chain leading to an answer that perhaps shouldn't be known. Reality and memory blend in a disturbing atmosphere where even the light of a lamp seems suspicious. With each new discovery, the sense of danger grows, until the truth itself becomes a threat. Features of the game A first-person detective investigation with an emphasis on evidence analysis and reconstruction of events. A narrative imbued with a noir aesthetic, where morality is blurred and the truth is painful. Authentic locations from the 1940s: archives, hospitals, mansions, and foggy streets of the old city. Three hours of intense storytelling with an unexpected ending that challenges the player's perception.