MIRA
A travel influencer with 900k followers vanishes between two posts. Her sister thinks the police gave up too fast. Her phone thinks otherwise.
A phone was found. Its owner wasn't. Read their messages, photos and voicemails. Pin what doesn't add up. Catch the lie. Name the killer.
DOWNLOAD ON THE APP STOREOut now on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Free to download, and the first case is already on your desk.
The method
You're the detective the department hands the recovered phones to. Everything you need is already in your hands.
Messages, photos, notes, mail — and voicemails that speak out loud.
Anything suspicious goes on your case board. Two facts that can't both be true make a breakthrough.
Name the suspect, back it with evidence, and earn your grade — S to F. Then earn your rank.
Open files
A travel influencer with 900k followers vanishes between two posts. Her sister thinks the police gave up too fast. Her phone thinks otherwise.
A night watchman's phone, fished out of the harbor in a sealed pouch. Someone wanted it found. Inside: seven messages addressed to you.
A woman burned on the mountain above the city. No labels in her clothes, eight names in her wake — and her phone arrived in an envelope with no sender.
A 12-year-old stargazer vanishes before dawn. Her phone was left in the garden shed — next to a telescope that shouldn't work anymore.
From the department
Every recovered message plays out loud — each contact with their own voice.
Grades become points. Points become rank. TRAINEE to CHIEF INSPECTOR — promotions are rare and remembered.
Every case files S, A, B and F outcomes. Earned endings stay on file; sealed ones dare you to reopen.
Type anything to the people in the phone. They answer in their own voice, and never give the case away.
You take the oath and sign it. Your signature lives on your service record.
Case 1 is free from start to finish. The case file or the Retainer opens every other case, and a case you close stays on your desk. No case needs an analysis to be solved.
Frequently asked
LAST SEEN is a found-phone detective mystery game by Novarch LLC. The department puts a recovered phone on your desk, and you solve the case from what it holds.
You read the phone's messages, photos, notes, mail, and voicemails. You text the contacts back, and they answer in their own words. You pin evidence to a case board with red string. A breakthrough is 2 facts that can't both be true. Then you name the suspect, back it with evidence, and get a grade from S to F. Each case has 4 endings.
LAST SEEN is free to download. From version 2.8, case 1 is free from start to finish, and The Whole Case File, a one-time purchase, or the Detective's Retainer, a subscription, opens every other case. While it runs, the Retainer also makes lab analyses unlimited. In the US, the Retainer costs $3.99 a week, $6.99 a month, or $39.99 a year. Analysis credit packs are optional: no case needs an analysis to be solved. Players who began before 2.8 keep every case they already had.
LAST SEEN runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. You download it from the App Store.
LAST SEEN is available in English, German, French, and Spanish (Spain).
You don't need an account, and you never sign in. LAST SEEN has no ads and no tracking. Your cases, grades, and progress stay on your device. When you text a contact, the server reads your message to pick the reply and keeps no copy.
LAST SEEN has 46 case files. New phones reach your desk every week. Close 2 cases, and the department sends the next 2.
Reporting for duty
LAST SEEN is out now on the App Store, in English, German, French, and Spanish. Free to download with case 1 included, no account, no ads.
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