THE LAST SCAPE

Pablo Vidaurre Sanz · May 29, 2020

Rating Pending

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Glide through a breathtaking alpine scape in the search of an answer as to why this is your only memory.

THE LAST SCAPE can be played with gamepad or simply with the mouse, the controls are easy for a comfortable experience. The game can be enjoyed by anyone regardless of their age.

For this unique soul simulator, LIDAR laser scan data is used in its raw point cloud form, rendering millions of points in real-time from a dataset of more than one billion 3D points that accurately depict the real world.

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PC

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Xbox One

Critic 3.7 (3 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

XboxEra
Nick Baker · Jun 17, 2020
6.0
This game is divisive, there’s no doubting that and I can completely understand why someone wouldn’t enjoy it or wouldn’t quite get it. But if you approach it with measured expectations and treat it as more of an experience as opposed to a game, there’s a really relaxing use of your time to be had.
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Xbox Tavern
Graham Cameron · May 31, 2020
2.0
The Last Scape feels more like a test piece or showcase of some technology that has a basic attempt at adding in some sort of gameplay via hoops thrown in to get you to explore the land. The graphics are OK, but nothing to brag about; the technology it is based on is more interesting than this game. If there is more to The Last Scape and I missed it, then it’s way too cryptic and far too uninteresting to bother trying to discover.
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TheXboxHub
Neil Watton · Jun 04, 2020
3.0
Whether or not you should purchase The Last Scape on Xbox One boils down to what you want from your games. If you’re happy to take a punt on an experimental title that is massively short on gameplay and ideas, then the low price kind of allows it. But on the other hand, many will consider this another one of those throwaway experiences that don’t really belong on Xbox One.
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