Evidence: The Last Report

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Evidence: The Last Report casts you as a TV journalist tangled in a murder investigation. Your ex-girlfriend's been killed and the clock is ticking as you scour crime scenes gather clues and interview witnesses. The point-and-click interface drives a tense narrative where missed details can derail your defense. Time limits add pressure to every decision while branching dialogue shapes the story's outcome. Developed by Microids this 1996 title blends investigative gameplay with moral dilemmas. Its noir-inspired mystery and reactive choices earned it a cult following among adventure game fans. Available on PlayStation and DOS it remains a compact but challenging example of the genre's early 90s era. The game's tight structure and branching consequences keep replayability high despite its 20-year age gap.