Last Cable

A station without a signal

A recording found in a dumpster points to a van outside a garage. Vera guides you through workshops, market stalls under a bridge, courtyards and rooftops while the Neighbourhood Network tries to recover its transmitter. Last Cable brings its side-scrolling adventure into a contemporary urban setting: concrete, sheet metal, everyday wiring, streetwear and sodium lamps.

Follow the trail through 34 rooms

The single-player base campaign contains 34 rooms and 91 objective steps. Visit a market, cold storage, an apartment block, surveillance archives, a hideout, a depot and the community antenna. Each location has its own layout and a task to solve before its exit opens. Progress follows a defined sequence that alternates conversations, environmental investigation, platforming and combat.

Clues, access and mechanisms

Speak with contacts, examine notes and recordings, retrieve key objects and answer using what you have discovered. Operate valves and panels, connect circuits in order, release bridges and cross timed gates. Clue responses have a correct answer. The route includes two boss encounters, with a rooftop confrontation and a fight in the chief’s office.

Time each action

Aim the blade with the mouse or strike in the direction you face. Cut chains and seals, interrupt gunfire and reflect projectiles associated with specific mechanisms. Pulse hits nearby enemies and activates marked devices; focus slows enemies and projectiles while you keep moving. Both spend energy. Jump, drop through platforms and crouch to cross steam, beams, gaps and moving searchlights.

A base game and two optional routes

The base game costs €4.95. Underground Current and Rooftop Voices are optional DLC campaigns at €2.95 each, with four rooms and 15 objective steps per expansion. The first follows a fault through the metro, transformers, pumps and a tunnel. The second recovers a recording through community radio equipment, an archive, a gantry and a rooftop. Each requires the base game and its corresponding IDC unlock.

Your progress and your account

The Windows x64 client keeps the IDC Games and Wikanor Studio presentation and starts in a borderless window. F11 and Alt+Enter switch window mode. Settings opens from its button, shows the IDC user and the DLC authorized for that account, and saves the language. Interface, dialogue and objective text are implemented in Spanish, English and Portuguese. Room checkpoints keep progress locally by account and campaign. Expected launch: fourth quarter of 2026. The App is available in Closed Beta to authorized developers, valid beta-key holders and eligible Silver/Gold trial users. Commercial launch is planned for Q4 2026.