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Last Labyrinth
Adventure

Last Labyrinth

by AMATA K.K. · Released November 12, 2019
★★★★★3.9290 reviews
⚡ Quest Pro · Quest 2 · Quest 1 · Quest 3S · Quest 3
ComfortComfortable for most
ModesSingle User
Play areaSitting
Size3.1 GB
In-app purchasesNone
Languages13 languages

About this game

SAW meets ICO in this haunting and intimate title.

  • Experience a unique relationship with Katia, a girl who speaks a language you cannot understand (Stefanie Joosten, Quiet from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain) and music by Hiroki Kikuta (SECRET OF MANA, SOULCALIBUR V)
  • 10+ hours of escape-adventure puzzle-solving, multiple endings.
  • Veteran team alumni from classic titles such as ICO, The Last Guardian, Shadow of the Colossus, Puppeteer etc.
  • Cross-Buy between Rift S/ Quest

Escape a merciless mansion alongside a girl words cannot reach, in a tale that can only be experienced in VR.

Director/Producer: Hiromichi Takahashi (Doko Demo Issyo, 1999),co-creator of Toro

Co-Director: Tetsuya Watanabe (Puppeteer, The Last Guardian (in-game physics))

Lead Animator: Atsuko Fukuyama (ICO, Shadow of the Colossus)

Lead Environment Artist: Michiko Kusaba (Gran Turismo 3:A-Spec, Gran Turismo 4)

Sound Designer: Takuya Hanaoka (Monster Rancher, Super Robot Wars series)

What players say

3.9 from 290 ratings on the Meta Quest Store

I really enjoyed this game. Have played it a few times now as you can go different routes. I like the darkness and the puzzles are fun to challenging.

XipptApr 20259 found this helpful
Critical review

Tedious

This game had such potential, yet it’s all squandered on poor design choices. Every interaction is painfully slow and tedious. So much repetition, it’s unforgivable. When puzzles become more difficult, you may need to experiment before you figure it out: well, get ready to repeat your…

spawvnMay 202416 found this helpful
Mixed review

Started good but fizzled

The game was fun to begin with but as you progressed it lost its mystery in favor of more and more difficult puzzles.

13pax13Nov 20258 found this helpful
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Details

Developer
Publisher
Release date
November 12, 2019
Genre
Adventure
Category
GAMES
Modes
Single User
Play area
Sitting
Comfort
Comfortable for most
Age rating
Mature 17+
Headsets
Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1, Quest 3S, Quest 3
Controllers
Touch Controllers
Hand tracking
–
Languages
English, Chinese (China), Chinese (Hong Kong), Chinese (Taiwan), Dutch, French (France), German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish (Spain)
Internet
Not required
Ratings
★ 3.9 (290 reviews)
Download size
3.1 GB
Version
1.1.0
In-app purchases
No
In-app ads
No
Giftable
✓ Yes
Content
Intense Violence, Blood

Price history

Unchanged at $29.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at €29.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at £22.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at ¥2,990 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at CA$34.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Last Labyrinth costs $29.99€29.99£22.99¥2,990CA$34.99 on the Meta Horizon Store.

Not at the moment. Store sales come around regularly, and every new discount appears on our deals page the moment it goes live.

Last Labyrinth officially supports: Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1, Quest 3S, Quest 3. Headset support is set by the developer, as listed on the official store.

Last Labyrinth is a single-player experience (single user).

Last Labyrinth is rated Comfortable by the official store: minimal artificial movement, a great pick for VR newcomers.

Last Labyrinth is rated Mature 17+ on the official Meta store. Age ratings matter especially for online multiplayer titles, where voice chat is open.

Last Labyrinth holds a 3.9 / 5 average from 290 player ratings on the official Meta store, a solid sample of the player base.

Last Labyrinth was released on November 12, 2019, published by AMATA K.K..