Last Will

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You and your team get locked inside a crumbling mansion filled with oddball puzzles and time-sensitive challenges. Last Will by Lizard Factory throws you into a chaotic scavenger hunt where every lever pull, code entry, and object combination feels like a live wire. The mansion’s over-the-top traps and riddles demand constant communication as you split up to cover rooms or stick together to avoid dead ends. It plays like a board game crossed with a haunted house, where missteps mean restarting whole sections. The game leans into co-op chaos with up to four players, though solo mode still requires juggling multiple tasks. Its 2016 release date means it’s been through years of community testing, some forums call it a “teamwork masterclass” for how it forces reliance on others. Puzzles skew quirky over polished, with a charm that’s either endearing or frustrating. If you’ve ever wanted to yell “I got this” while accidentally locking everyone out, this is your pick.