A lamplit timber workshop at the edge of a dark pine forest at night. A man stands in the open doorway, silhouetted against warm light, with a full moon above the treeline.

The Last Entry

His wife is missing.
His past is on paper.

Touch a page. Relive a memory. Piece together what happened.

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Written and directed by J. Brendan Elmore

Psychological dramaFirst-person mysteryComing to PC

The story

Adam remembers only what he writes down.

Touch a page and he relives the experience it holds.

His wife, Sarah, is missing. Tonight, ten years of writing are his only way back to a marriage he can no longer remember.

Explore a restored 1815 farmhouse and its workshop. Search ledgers, photographs, and the rooms they shared. Piece together what happened, one memory at a time.

The Last Entry is a first-person narrative mystery for PC from Pixel Pantry Games.

The timber workshop at night, surrounded by trees, with a warm light over the door. — The workshop at night In-game capture

Genre: First-person narrative mystery, psychological drama
Format: Single-player narrative exploration
For fans of: Gone Home, Firewatch
Platform: PC via Steam
Release: Coming soon

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Teaser trailer

A handwritten note reading Sarah, pinned to a cork board — a still from the teaser trailer.

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Explore the past

His past is written on these pages.

Touch a page to see what remains.

Inside the game

A quiet place.
A life to piece together.

In-game captures from the current development build.

A ladder to the loft, shelves of archive boxes, pinned pages, and a small wood stove inside Adam’s workshop. — Inside Adam’s workshop

Adam’s writing desk, scattered pages, and a green banker’s lamp casting warm light across the wood. — A life recorded on paper

An open cast-iron wood stove with flames rising from the logs inside. — A light in the workshop

Follow the story

Look closer

The story lives in the details.

Read the room.

Photographs, familiar objects, and changes to the house reveal pieces of Adam and Sarah’s life together. Take your time. Look at what surrounds the words.

Be there for the memory.

A page opens into a lived moment. A gesture, a hesitation, an ordinary conversation: experience the marriage through the people inside it.

J. Brendan Elmore, writer and director of The Last Entry. — J. Brendan ElmoreWriter & director

The director

A story you remember for him.

J. Brendan Elmore first told the foundation of The Last Entry as a short film when he was seventeen. Years later, he returned to it with a realization: a film could show Adam forgetting, but a game could make the audience remember for him.

The story was rebuilt around that difference.

The pages are waiting.
Be there for the first entry.

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