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Welcome back to . That opening close-up shot of James Sunderland's face looking into a bathroom mirror is so eerie and introspective. When you hear James desperately question the impossibility of his deceased wife being still alive in Silent Hill, it instantly pulls you into his plight. The scene's tone is well complimented by Akira Yamaoka's relaxing yet ominous soundtrack that furthers the alluring sense of melancholy that fills in these first moments. What is setup here is so utterly attracting that it's bound to hold you in a trance...until you realize that you absolutely have no idea how to solve the clock puzzle at the Wood Side Apartment complex.

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Last Word was the second place finalist in the 2014 Indie Game Maker contest

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Quinn Sullivan writes "The Chanel House Trilogy is oddly compelling. In some instances, the game asks players to delve deeply in the psychology of its tale, but often gives puzzle and performances that are lackluster compared to some other indie point-and-clicks out there (specifically Broken Age). But, we cant blame and independent developer for not landing Elijah Wood in the main role. The tale told is solid and for the price of admission makes it an easy must buy."