Last Toast: Murder Party Game

12 April 1958. The Marlowe Hotel, fourteen floors above the harbour. Ambrose Vale raises his glass for the last toast of his life. One of your guests did it. The app chose them in secret. Nobody at the table knows who — not even the host. LAST TOAST is a murder-mystery party game for 4 to 12 players in the same room. Everyone plays a suspect on their own phone. Talking, bluffing and costumes happen face to face; the phones keep the secrets. A RANDOM KILLER, EVERY NIGHT Every game the app picks a new killer and deals a fair deck of evidence around them. Every case is checked to be solvable, whoever the killer turns out to be. Play the same case again and the answer changes. HOW A NIGHT WORKS • Open your file. Your character, your motive, your secret, your relations, a side objective — and maybe a rubber stamp that reads YOU DID IT. • The toast. The glass rises. The glass falls. • Three rounds of investigation. Pin evidence to the shared cork board. Press a suspect on a detail and make them swear on their own phone. Innocents can only tell the truth. The killer may lie — until a pinned witness statement gives them away. • Shine the UV torch on a clue to expose a forgery. • Newsflashes between rounds change everything. • The charge sheet. Accuse who, how and why — in secret. • The reveal. The confession, the replay of every lie, the scores and the badges. IF YOU DID IT Plant forged evidence. Silence a witness. Try for a second murder — if you can get your target to say the contract word out loud. Then look everyone in the eye. NOBODY SITS OUT Murdered guests become ghosts. They learn the truth and send one silent sign a round to the living. With 9 or more players the killer gets a secret accomplice. EASY TO HOST • One phone, tablet or Mac hosts. Guests join over your Wi-Fi with a QR code — no accounts, no sign-up, no internet needed. • Board mode puts the evidence board on a Mac or a TV. • Short of guests? Add computer guests. One device only? Pass the phone around. • A five-minute training case teaches the whole game with mannequins, so nobody's first night is a lecture. A DOSSIER YOU CAN TOUCH Manila folders, Polaroids, typewritten reports, red string and rubber stamps, scored with smoky lounge jazz. Everything is on the device, so the game works offline. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. Your name, records and badges stay on your device. Game data travels only between the phones at your party. FREE TO PLAY, HOST PAYS FOR MORE Guests always play free. The free game includes the full first case for 4 to 6 guests, pass-and-play, computer guests, training, records and badges. The optional Last Toast Pass lets the host run parties of up to 12 guests and unlocks every additional case, including new ones as they are released. It is available weekly, yearly (with a 3-day free trial) or as a one-time lifetime purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period; manage or cancel them in your store account settings. The story is fiction for teens and adults, with references to poisoning, death, champagne and drugs. No drinking is required to play — toast with whatever you like. Portraits, scenes and music were created with AI tools (Grok Imagine and Suno) and hand-picked for the game. Terms of Use: https://lasttoast.pages.dev/terms Privacy Policy: https://lasttoast.pages.dev/privacy Support: [email protected] Published by New Version Limited. Pour the champagne. Somebody won't finish theirs.

Last Toast now speaks 31 languages. Every guest can play in their own language at the same party: the case, the clues and the rules appear on each phone in its language. Pick yours in Settings → Language. New: rate Last Toast right from Settings.