My Last Week

My Last Week is a compact indie narrative game that follows Nagi, a college dropout trying to keep his days ordinary as unsettling events begin to surface. The title delivers an atmospheric, story-driven experience rather than complex mechanics, with a playthrough of roughly twenty minutes that highlights hand-drawn visuals and a straightforward, experimental structure. Players who enjoy short, mature narratives, intimate character moments, and raw indie projects may be drawn to this demo. Be aware the game contains suggestive content and disturbing themes and imagery, and it is presented as a short demo created to showcase an artistic concept more than a finished product.

Key Features

⭐ My Last Week offers a brief, focused narrative centered on Nagi with an estimated 20-minute playtime.

⭐ All images and visual assets were hand drawn to give the game a personal, sketch-driven aesthetic.

⭐ Mature themes and atmospheric storytelling prioritize mood and character over traditional gameplay systems.

⭐ Mobile build is available with slight differences from the PC build as a work-in-progress adaptation.

⭐ Designed as a demo made quickly to explore tone and pacing rather than long-term progression.

Advantages

✅ A concise experience that can be completed in a single sitting, ideal for players seeking short narrative games.

✅ Distinctive hand-drawn art gives the story a personal, handcrafted feel.

✅ Direct and experimental storytelling lets the atmosphere drive engagement more than mechanics.

✅ The developer is receptive to feedback and bug reports, so players can influence improvements.

Disadvantages

❎ Contains suggestive content and disturbing imagery that may be upsetting to some players.

❎ It's a small demo produced in a short development window, so the experience is brief and may include rough edges or bugs.

Development Team

My Last Week was created as a solo project over the course of two weeks; art, music, and sound effects were produced by the developer, while small coding corrections used an AI assistant during development. The result is a personal, hand-crafted demo that reflects one creator's vision and invites critique.

Version Information

The mobile version currently differs slightly from the PC build and the developer plans adjustments to bring the two closer together; players encountering major bugs are encouraged to report them so subsequent updates can refine the experience.