
Due Last Week
Horror
Adventure
Due Last Week is a short indie horror experience where you play as Miles Kent, a struggling construction worker who lives in a town called Wickerford, barely scraping by. With no money for streaming services, you find comfort in renting cheap VHS tapes from Reel Time Rentals, a run-down but familiar store you visit often.
29 Apr, 2025
3 Jun, 2025
About this game
Due Last Week is a short indie horror experience where you play as Miles Kent, a struggling construction worker who lives in a town called Wickerford, barely scraping by. With no money for streaming services, you find comfort in renting cheap VHS tapes from Reel Time Rentals, a run-down but familiar store you visit often.
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Platforms:
PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac
Release Date:
29 Apr, 2025
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Themes:
Horror
Genres:
Adventure
Player Perspectives:
First person
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Main Developers
GrantRimi
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