Last Show asks you to shovel seven and a half million kernels out of a dead cinema
A first-person incremental game about clearing a popcorn-buried cinema, from bare hands to a pocket black hole, with film reels hidden in the pile.
By Yara Haddad, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk
Previews are written with AI from the store page, screenshots and what the studio sends us, and checked by automated tools before they go up. Nobody here has played the game.
The counter at the top of the screen reads 7,598,454 popcorn left. Underneath it, in smaller type, 0.0% clean. That is the whole proposition of Last Show, an incremental PC game from Alex about cleaning popcorn out of an old cinema, collecting resources and gradually improving the venue, and it is admirably blunt about the size of the job. Seven and a half million kernels and one hand The screenshots are first person, and the starting tool is a cartoon hand in a red sleeve with a gold cuff, reaching into a sea of pale yellow kernels that fills the auditorium right up to the screen. The seat...