Last Day of June is a Puzzle/walking simulator game full of emotion and character, based around a couple in love living through memories of a traumatic event in their life. Your task is to seemingly manipulative the players within the story in an attempt to change the course of history and fate for the couple in question.

Straight away, the artistic style shines through, with an interesting use of colour schemes. Happy or hopeful moments are doused in a vibrant autumnal orange glow, whilst moments of despair are bathed in a cold frost blue. This is especially effective, as the game contains no spoken words throughout (barring one brief moment where a background anguished "no" can be heard), and the graphical style means the characters are almost featureless from a facial perspective, and yet, the game never struggles to convey it's message at any point, and pulls you along from the very first minute, with an ending that most will likely not predict.

The game is relatively short, taking approximately 4 hours to get everything done at a pace that still allows you to soak up all the nuances of the story, and at a normal price of £14.99, for some this may be a put off, but trust me when I say, the 4 hours spent on this game are at a peak performance level when it comes to story-telling, and well worth the price of admission.

The only downside that can really be levelled at the game is a distinct lack of any replayability (unless you rushed through the first time), but with a story that will no doubt stay with you for days afterwards, this is a harsh assessment of the game. For some, the story-line might hit very close to home, so warning to anyone who has lost loved ones at a most unexpected time.

Overall, this game is a must to play if it's in your library already, and for anyone else, grab it if the above sounds appealing!

Best for: Emotional Movie Aficionados