The last keeper is a psychological horror game where the player becomes a lighthouse keeper on a remote island, cut off from the outside world. Each day follows a strict routine: maintaining the mechanisms, monitoring the light, and working the signals. While the lighthouse burns, ships find their way, but beyond the familiar routine, something lurks that gradually begins to interfere with everything. Routine that hides anxiety The work requires constant attention. You need to maintain the equipment, monitor the lighthouse, and prevent malfunctions. At the same time, you have to find food and keep the premises tidy. Any mistake can have serious consequences, so even the simplest tasks begin to feel different over time. As night falls, the island changes. The radio begins transmitting strange signals, and voices that can't always be explained appear on the airwaves. However, responsibilities remain: ships must continue to navigate, routes must be marked, and calls must be answered. Gradually, it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish reality from the reality around us. Features of the game Psychological horror with survival elements. Lighthouse keeper work and systems maintenance. Ship signals and decision making. Exploring the island and its history.