The Last Case of John Morley thrusts players into the shoes of detective John Morley in the gritty, noir atmosphere of the 1940s. After spending several months recovering in the hospital from injuries sustained during his last case, Morley returns to his office, only to be visited by the enigmatic Lady Margarette Fordside, an English countess haunted by a tragic past.

Lady Fordside engages Morley to investigate the unsolved murder of her daughter, which occurred on a fateful night 20 years ago. The police had closed the case by arresting scapegoats, but the countess is convinced that the real killer remains at large.

What begins as a quiet look into an old case becomes a haunting investigation into forgotten places and long-hidden truths that refuse to stay buried.

Features

• First-Person Investigation – Explore richly detailed environments, from eerie mansions to abandoned sanatoriums, searching for hidden clues.

• Puzzle-Solving & Scene Reconstruction – Analyze evidence, connect the dots, and recreate the crime scene to uncover what really happened.

• Immersive 1940s Atmosphere – A gripping noir-style story, enhanced by a haunting soundtrack and period-accurate settings.

• A Suspenseful Storyline – A 3-hour narrative-driven experience filled with unexpected twists and a shocking finale that will linger long after the game ends.

As a development studio it has developed four spanish videogames, being some of the most important Seven Doors (Indigo Studios, 2020). They have also developed other video games such as The Last Case of John Morley (Indigo Studios, 2025), Portrait of a Torn (Indigo Studios, 2024), and Charon's Staircase (Indigo Studios, 2022).

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