Past and present merge into one final terrifying chapter in Campfire Legends - The Last Act!
Reggie and Ashley are on their way to surprise the campfire girls when an accident strands them deep in the middle of nowhere. As Reggie wakes up from the blackout, she realizes Ashley is gone and the only sign of life is a small light emanating from a mysterious mansion…
- Comprehensive strategy guide
- Chilling screensaver
- Creepy concept art
- Enjoy an additional Stillwater play mode!
- Play Campfire Legends: The Babysitter
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows 7/Windows 8
- CPU: 1.8 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 413 MB
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- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Campfire Legends: The Last Act
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Campfire Legends: The Last Act is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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EzgiMelody from
Incredible !!
This game is Incredibly well-done game !! HOG.s and the other puzzel games are really great and challenging. Storyline is amazing and so sad also. Please... we want to see more games from this series. it was really so so good !!
Date published: 2017-09-28
Rated 5 out of
5
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allisgr1 from
allisgr1
loved it! I don't understand negative reviews . Come out with another one Please !!
Date published: 2017-05-18
Rated 5 out of
5
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kerith90angel from
BASED ON FULL GAME PLAY
The first thing you have to realize about this game, it was made a while ago then released here. I've been playing these games for years so I loved it. I played all 3 in the series back in 2011; from start to finish. The Hookman has a spot that really scares you! It is rare I've ever been scared out of my chair but that one knocked me a few inches up in the seat!!
In order to fully appreciate this installment you really should play the first 2 in the series (of 3#.
I absolutely LOVED the graphics.
This SE #which is offered as a Premium Edition )comes with a lot of bang for the buck. The screensaver was worth the purchase alone! It has an in game walkthrough guide, dl concept art and you can replay (the amazing) cut scenes.
This game was made with quality and to this day, this series, remains high on my list of favorites!!
Date published: 2016-07-26
Rated 5 out of
5
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pcpat923 from
Campfire Legends Series are Legendary!
Really surprised at the lack of reviews. These are older games and better games because gamers must have some patience because there is no zipping and zooming to completion.
The Last Act is super scary and entertaining as are all in the Campfire Legends series--1st The Babysitter is a big wow; 2nd The Hookman also a big wow and The Last Act is hands down chilling. After playing many games, horrifying is an appropriate and accurate description with the only other mind boggling "Dracula Origin" as the most outrageously horrifying adventure this gamer has every beheld. So, I placed that in my Current Favorite for those who dare!
If you want something lame, there's lots of other games to choose! Enjoy! -Mama Mia-
Date published: 2016-05-31
Rated 5 out of
5
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Kimmycoo from
mORE oF tHESE PLEASE!
Totally loved this and the two previous games. This was the longest one of the others. Love the graphics and the puzzles are really fun! Some can be very challenging but you have the hint and skip system to help you out of any jam.
I sure wish developers would make more games like this. I loved the story line, of Urban Legends, the campfire in the middle of the dark woods, a bunch a teens, a warm fire, hot cocoa, and ghost stories or rather Urban Legends.
I love how all the games came together in this last one. Fantastic. One of the best series Ive played on Bigfish!
Date published: 2016-05-21
Rated 5 out of
5
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j62janet from
Excellant
Even though at times I could have pulled my hair out in frustration, I loved the whole series of the games, and just when I thought the game had finished, it carried on, numerous puzzles to do, and some I admit I skipped, simply because i couldn't do that puzzle, but don't let that put you off trying.
The person who was doing all of these horrible things, I didn't have a clue on.
Don't pass up on this series of games, they are all equally fantastic.
What a story, the graphics are excellent, considering it's not a new game, it's been around for a while
Date published: 2016-05-29
Rated 4 out of
5
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charlene_lane from
FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED TO LISA
This is the final game to the series which carries on from 'Campfires - The Baby Sitter' in which you play Lisa's younger sister. No-one knew what happened to Lisa, but you're about to find out. I was gobsmacked when I found out who it was that kidnapped Lisa and the rest of the girls and who was in league with The Hookman.
There are voiceovers in the game and you get a diary later on to help Reggie and Ashley find out what happened to Lisa and to get clues on what to do. Its easy to read and you are finding pages as you go through the game.
The graphics at the beginning are kind of gritty and dark, but you get used to it. Not all of the game is like that though. Sound is good and the music is creepy.
There are no hidden object games here, but there are plenty of mini-games which are very challenging and will take a while to do. You do have the option to skip any of them though if they are just too challenging or you want to move on. I didn't skip any but some did take me ages to do.
You collect little bugs along the way to help you if you get stuck. These are scattered around and you can collect up to 5 at a time. I must admit I did use them a couple of times when I just couldn't find something. Some of the items to find are very small or well hidden, so these do come in handy.
When you have finished the game you can play Project Stillwater which is to find 15 differences in each scene BY TORCHLIGHT. You have 5 minutes to do each scene. There are also bug hints in there as well to help you if time is getting short. When you have successfully finished one, then you can carry on with the next one and so on. I thought I was good at spotting the differences, but I only managed to find 3 in the first game in 5 minutes!!! Yikes they are hard to do. I think I'm going to be a while on those ones.
All up the main game took me about 6 hours to do. Its a very challenging game with difficult puzzles, but I really enjoyed it.
So if you love a good challenge, then this game is for you too.
Happy playing fishies.
Date published: 2015-09-08
Rated 3 out of
5
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FishyFemale from
The story may get more interesting after the slow demo
This is the third part of the Campfire Legends trilogy and supposedly continues the story that left off from the second installment. Since I've only played the demoes of each game, I don't know how well the story is fleshed out in each one, but the beginning of this one started out very cleverly using a major plot point from the second game's demo concerning hot chocolate. There's a strategy guide included and I discovered that I'd gotten through the first third of the guide at the end of the hour demo, so this appears to be a short game. I hadn't noticed if there's a guide included in the first two installments but walkthroughs are easily found elsewhere on the internet. The demo didn't pull me in quite as much as the last game in this series so I'll pass on this one. Items were harder to find because all the scenes were in the dark, but the skip on the one puzzle in the demo didn't require accumulating multiple hints like the former games did. A diary appeared right before the demo ended which provides the back story. This may very well be a good game for those who like the different kind of gameplay it offers, so I can't decide whether to recommend it or not, but do try it out for yourself.
Date published: 2015-07-17
Rated 3 out of
5
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ninda2 from
I give it an ok...
This isn't the worst game I've played and I didn't want to say I totally didn't like it, it just wasn't for me. I always suggest playing the demo before buying!
Date published: 2016-05-31
Rated 2 out of
5
by
arnold1049 from
WAY TOO DARK
A couple of friends are heading to a campground to surprise and scare their friends who are already at the campgrounds sharing scary stories. They have an accident involving a woman appearing in the middle of the road. After the accident, which occurs just outside a spooky mansion, one of the friends is missing. The search for her begins in the mansion.
This is the final installment of the Campfire Legends three part series. The first one I played, The Hookman, I really enjoyed. I can't say the same for this one.
The whole hour I played, everything was dark. Exploring the mansion is done with a flashlight (after finding the batteries) which flickers so much it was giving me a headache. As opposed to the first game, the fireflies needed for hints were few and far between. Or maybe I just couldn't see them in the dark.
Another example is the goal of restoring electricity to the Mansion. There are 11(?) brightly colored fuses that need to be found to repair the electrical panel; orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, etc. Every single one I eventually found was grey. Perhaps once the electricity was restored and the flashlight went away, things might have gotten better. But before that could happen, the hour was over.
I skipped two of the 3 minigames I ran into. One was putting the parts of a cell phone back together after finding all of them. The parts could be rotated to fit. The SD card and battery would seem to be placed in the back of the phone. I found no way to rotate the phone and no matter how many times I rotated the SD card, it didn't fit anywhere on the front of the phone.
I don't like having to use a lot of hints in a game. In this game, I needed hints to find the hints. Way too frustrating to be enjoyable.
Date published: 2016-05-27