The Last Campfire
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DISCOVER A PURPOSE The Last Campfire is an adventure, a story of a lost ember trapped in a puzzling place, searching for meaning and a way home. ON A JOURNEY Travel deeper into the lands beyond the dark forest and overcome the adversities before you. UNCOVER A WORLD Discover beautiful wilderness filled with lost folk, strange creatures and mysterious ruins. LIGHT THE LAST CAMPFIRE Find hope and carry it with you on your Journey to light The Last Campfire. FROM A SMALL STUDIO A unique tale from Hello Games and the creative minds behind LostWinds.
Steam User 24
I picked up this game at a time in my life when I was weighed down by grief, depression, and a whole library of tangled emotions that I couldn't even begin to understand. This game was the hug I needed. I ended up sobbing like a child while promising myself that despite everything, tomorrow I will try again.
If you ever feel like your own flame is growing a bit dim, do yourself a favor and give this game a try. I think it will be what you need.
Steam User 45
About The Last Campfire
The Last Campfire is a short and colorful game where you'll venture out in a vibrant world full of different puzzles to solve in order to reach the end. In this game, you'll be playing as Ember, the blue character you can notice from the game thumbnail. Ember and creatures alike Ember have been sailing to find a way home for a while and along the journey, Ember has become trapped in a place between places, a place where almost everyone alike Ember is lost and has not yet moved on. The place between places is full of different environments and intriguing creatures, but there also lies many forlorn which are those alike Ember who have succumbed to hopelessness and a lack of motivation to push on. The forlorn are made of rock and in order to restore them to their original selves, Ember must reach a hand out to their soul by solving a puzzle. Can Ember save all those who have turned forlorn and continue on with the journey or will Ember too turn forlorn? Play to find out!
My Review of The Last Campfire
I had found this game from a friends screenshot because of its colorful graphics which caught my eyes, and I got it at a price of 1.49 USD which I'd say is a fair price tag because of the short duration of this game. The game did not disappoint! I thought it would be something simpler and much shorter but it really exceeded my expectations - this is pretty much a captivating story game with superb graphics! Progression is narrated and I loved the narration! The puzzles were alright. There's a mixture of easy, medium and hard puzzles. If you're struggling to solve a puzzle, then I'd suggest you to follow this guide, it helped me out when I was stuck a few times:
It's an interesting detail how we can't save forlorn who aren't willing or yet ready to be saved. I kind of liked this game design decision, because it accurately depicts that not everyone is ready or so open-minded about moving on so easily. We all experience despair differently and we may not all be on the same track, so I liked that detail.
I should have anticipated the twist towards the end coming, specifically about the Wanderer's identity but I didn't and I had found that so surprising! The ending to this story felt very satisfying for me to witness after all of those puzzles I solved.
Overall, great short puzzle game!
Overall Rating: 10/10
Steam User 18
The Last Campfire is a charming puzzle adventure game that stands out for its beautifully crafted world and touching narrative. Playing as a lost ember, you explore mysterious environments, solve a variety of clever puzzles, and help fellow lost souls find their way. The game’s visuals are simple yet captivating, filled with vibrant colors and soft lighting that give it a cozy, almost storybook-like atmosphere.
While it’s not overly challenging, The Last Campfire is more about the journey than the difficulty. The puzzles strike a perfect balance, making it a relaxing experience rather than a frustrating one. The story, while melancholic at times, offers moments of warmth and reflection, making it a perfect game to unwind with after a long day. If you're looking for something cute, emotional, and peaceful, The Last Campfire is a delightful way to relax and get lost in its whimsical world.
Steam User 16
A cute adventure-puzzle game that enhances the story-telling of overcoming depression and finding hope even when the going gets tough. The soundtrack is amazing as well as it captures the feeling of stepping into a new area perfectly. Personally it was a breath of fresh air for me after completing so many difficult games, but this game also made me realize how low my IQ is after being stuck at some of the puzzles longer than I should have.
10/10 would recommend if you like cute puzzle games.
Steam User 16
The Last Campfire is a charming and cozy puzzle adventure that’s hard not to enjoy. The puzzles are well-crafted and satisfying, while the graphics create a beautiful, atmospheric world. The story is simple but heartfelt, adding a nice touch to the overall experience. It’s a short game, but it leaves a lasting impression. 8/10.
Steam User 14
I came across The Last Campfire by random chance and found it to be an absolute gem with a lot of love and compassion poured into it. The art style is lovely, bubbly and cosy. The puzzles are fun and clever. I like that you can play at your own pace and explore in the rather melancholic yet relaxed atmosphere. It is wonderfully narrated by Rachel August, who has a very soothing voice. This beautiful, bittersweet masterpiece is something that took me positively by surprise. The game is rather short but worth every moment. I highly recommend.
Steam User 12
I've heard some people dislike the narration but I didn't have any problems with it. It's a very pretty game, I mostly played on my pc but the game looks very nice on the Steam Deck OLED.
There were only a few puzzles where I was a little slow finding the solutions, the puzzle were never frustrating though. If you want a cozy puzzle game that doesn't drag itself out needlessly you can't go wrong with this game.