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| 3 to 8 players | 15 min | Ages 8+ |
With Last Message, immerse yourself in an investigation that is as funny as it is tense, where every second counts. In this party game, a crime has just been committed… and the victim tries to identify the culprit before it's too late. Between drawing, deduction, and sabotage, players must cooperate to solve the investigation while the culprit blurs the lines. Accessible, original, and ultra-interactive, Last Message transforms every game into a true moment of suspense and laughter.
How to play Last Message?
Game Setup
- Assign roles to players: a victim, a culprit, and investigators.
- Choose an illustrated scene filled with suspects and visual details.
- The victim and the culprit secretly identify the guilty character.
- Prepare the dry-erase board and drawing materials to convey clues.
Gameplay outline
- The victim draws or writes clues in 30 seconds to help the investigators.
- The culprit erases part of the message to mislead them.
- Investigators analyze the clues and try to identify the suspect.
- The game is played over 4 rounds with increasingly precise clues.
- Tension rises as the clues become more legible but time becomes more limited.
Win/Loss Condition
- The investigators and the victim win if they identify the culprit before the end of the 4 rounds.
- If the culprit manages to stay hidden until the last round, they win the game.
Our Tips for Winning
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Draw smart, smudge-proof cues
In Last Message, the victim must anticipate that their clues will be partially erased. It is therefore crucial to distribute information across several areas of the board. Using redundant or complementary visual clues allows meaning to be preserved even after sabotage, which increases the chances of correctly guiding investigators.
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Thinking like the culprit to better counter them
Investigators must put themselves in the culprit's shoes to understand which parts of the message were intentionally deleted. Observing what is missing can be as important as what remains. This indirect reading of clues is essential in this deduction-based atmospheric game.
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Leverage the details of the illustrations
Last Message scenes are filled with characters and visual elements. The more precise details you use (objects, positions, colors), the more effective your clues will be. Careful observation helps to progressively reduce the number of suspects and speed up identification.
FAQ – All about Last Message
Is Last Message a party game or a puzzle game?
Last Message is an atmospheric game that incorporates a strong dimension of reflection. It combines visual communication, deduction, and interaction between players, making it both accessible and strategic.
Do you need to be good at drawing to play?
Not at all. The game doesn't rely on drawing skill, but on the ability to convey clear information. Simple symbols or words are often enough to guide investigators effectively.
What is unique about the gameplay?
The unique concept relies on a deliberately sabotaged message. The victim provides clues, but the culprit erases part of them, creating a very original and dynamic "reading between the lines" game.
What type of players will enjoy Last Message?
Fans of social deduction and communication games will particularly enjoy this title. It is suitable for both casual players and groups looking for an interactive and original game.