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The Last Survey

The Last Survey

|Simulator, Indie

9.0 /10

Aww Amazing!

Niche

20 ratings
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The Last Survey is a narrative essay game about a geologist contracted by a Brazilian mining company to survey rare earth metal reserves. Their research has found that there is not enough metals on the planet to sustain growing industries of green energy and you must deliver these findings to the company's CEO.

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Aww Amazing!: 9.0/10 across 20 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Simulator, Indie, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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GameSpewKim Snaith · 17 Aug, 2021
8/10

The Last Survey doesn’t provide an answer to the quandary of saving the world – how could it? – but it brings the issue to the forefront, in a meaningful and impactful way. This is a game designed to make us think, to acknowledge what’s happening in the world, and its beautifully stark presentation means the experience likely won’t leave you for quite some time.

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 6 Aug, 2021
7/10

Interactive stories, especially ones that are artistically basic, are tough to score and evaluate fairly...

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KritiqalNate Kiernan · 16 Aug, 2020
10/10

The Last Survey is a two (arguably one) man play about justifications and the failure of modern liberalism to try to both hold on to capitalism and appear sympathetic to our concerns. It holds you in this limbo and dares you to justify your way out.

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