For what it sets out to be, The Last Case of John Morley is a modest success: an evocative, evening-length noir whose atmosphere and core mystery are compelling in spite of – and sometimes because of – its small scale. Its chief pleasures are environmental mood and a story that tilts toward sorrow rather than spectacle, but its impact is dulled by predictability in the twist, lightweight investigative systems and a few technical problems. At its best it is a memorable short story in game form; at its worst it feels like an intriguing premise that needed more time and polish to match its ambition. For players seeking a brief, moody detective outing on a budget price, it is worth a look; those seeking a deeper investigative simulation should temper expectations.
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