Four Last Things

Four Last Things is a 2D point-and-click adventure game with a Renaissance theme. It is based on the prototype created for the May 2016 Adventure Jam run by the Game Jolt website and it was then turned into a full game following a Kickstarter crowd funding round. The game deals with the four last things from the title (Death, Judgement, Heaven and Hell). The protagonist is a man who has committed all seven deadly sins and seeks redemption. However, as he has committed them outside the local church's jurisdiction he is advised to use the loophole of committing them there again so the local priests can absolve him. The game uses a visual style resembling the 16th century paintings of Hieronymus Bosch, but also lots of other contemporary artists. It contains a lot of comedy in the tradition of Monty Python.

The character is moved around using the mouse and has access to an inventory where items can be stored. Interaction with other characters and the environment is possible through a verb coin menu with three comments: examine, use/hit and talk. Progress is saved automatically.

Followed By
The Procession to Calvary
Added
March 8, 2020
Published By
Joe Richardson
Developed By
Joe Richardson
Title screen and Main menu (Windows) from mobygames.com
Introduction in the Garden of Eden (Windows) from mobygames.com
There is a long line in front of the church. (Windows) from mobygames.com
A list of sins to commit. (Windows) from mobygames.com
The verb coin menu displayed while interacting with a poet. (Windows) from mobygames.com
The inventory near the top of the screen (Windows) from mobygames.com
In the city centre (Windows) from mobygames.com
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Official Screenshot (Windows) from Steam
Year:
2017
Platform(s):
Genre(s):
Puzzle Adventure Traditional
Camera View:
Third-Person
Control Type:
Point and Click
Setting/Theme:
Comedy Medieval
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