Last Text: Murder Mysteries
A murder mystery game on a stranger’s phone.
No passcode. A cracked screen.
And it’s still getting messages.
Read everything. Chats, voicemails, photos.
Then make your accusation. You get one.
Last Text: Murder Mysteries
No passcode. A cracked screen.
And it’s still getting messages.
Read everything. Chats, voicemails, photos.
Then make your accusation. You get one.
How it works
Every case is one phone: the chats, emails, voicemails, photos and notes of someone whose life just went wrong. Nobody tells you what matters. You find it.
The cases
Murders, scams and secrets. Swipe through the files.

Why does an engaged man need a second phone?

Walter is 78 and in love. His savings are starting to disappear.

A tidal island, cut off for the night. A grandmother at the foot of the cellar stairs. Nobody could cross. So who was at her back door?

The chef is dead in his own walk-in. The alarm was silenced with her PIN, and the whole kitchen heard her threaten him.

Twenty years after a mine collapse, the man who held the claim drives out into the night and doesn’t come back.
The accusation
One chance. Wrong, and the case closes without you. Right, and the earlier you call it, the more you score.
Fair play
No hints to buy. No timers to race. No party to host. If you read carefully, you get there before the story does.
Price
Case 01 · The Fiancé
FREE
The whole case, start to finish. No trial, no catch, no ads.
No sign-up needed
Any other case
$2.99
Yours to keep, including the truth and every replay.
One-time purchase
Last Text Pass
ALL
Every case in the library, new ones included.
Cancel anytime
Prices in US dollars. The App Store and Google Play show the price in your own currency.
Questions
Case 01, The Fiancé, is free from start to finish. Every other case costs $2.99 and is yours to keep. The Last Text Pass opens every case in the library, new ones included, for $4.99 a week, $9.99 a month or $29.99 a year. The App Store shows the price in your own currency.
Most cases take 40 to 65 minutes. You don’t have to finish in one go: close the app and your progress is saved.
The accuse button is always there, but you get one chance. If you’re wrong, the case is over and you see the truth. If you’re right, you score 200 points plus an early bonus of up to 300, the rest of the story plays out, and then you prove it with five questions worth 100 points each.
There are no timers to race and no hints to buy. The phone’s clock moves on as you read, so new messages keep arriving, but you can always read on before you accuse.
No. Most murder mystery games are kits for a dinner party. Last Text is a single-player murder mystery on your phone: no hosting, no scripts, no costumes.