Horror

Last Stream

By Zilo Game

Play a Thai streamer across five nights, switching between live chat and first-person house exploration as the familiar home grows unsettling.

You are streaming a horror demo from your own home, but the unsettling part is no longer confined to the monitor. Last Stream follows a Thai streamer over five nights as viewer messages become entangled with changes in the house. Zilo Game released version 1.0 of this first-person horror game on 28 October 2026, free in a browser.

The same home, seen in two different ways

Play shifts between a stream interface—with a game, webcam and chat—and first-person exploration of a 3D house. An ordinary evening routine gives way to waking at night amid unfamiliar sounds, lighting and moved objects. The developer says choices made on stream affect events in the house.

Last Stream's evening living room and kitchen, with a sofa, dining table and warm lighting — Official gameplay image — Zilo Game / Last Stream press kit — The evening home establishes a familiar space before the game returns to it later.

Last Stream's dark nighttime streaming room with twin monitors and a bed — Official gameplay image — Zilo Game / Last Stream press kit — The same streaming space at night. This is an official in-game image, not a generated mock-up.

Respond to viewers and investigate the house

Players can select replies or speak to the AI chat through a microphone; the developer says a microphone is not required to finish. Another official screenshot shows a spirit-box objective and an EMF meter, illustrating the shift from on-screen conversation to investigating the surrounding rooms.

A Last Stream objective points to a spirit box on a desk, alongside an EMF meter and dialogue — Official gameplay image — Zilo Game / Last Stream press kit — An official screenshot of the spirit-box interaction during house exploration.

Where AI fits into development

The team credits Zilo (TK) with design and art direction, while L—described as an AI dev lead—writes and ships code. Music is made with Suno. Babylon.js powers the game, and the house was arranged with the team's own z-editor. These are development credits, distinct from the in-game AI chat.

Before the first stream

The developer lists Thai and English, desktop and landscape mobile browser support, automatic browser saves and an estimated 1–1.5-hour playtime. Its recommended age is 13+, with psychological tension and flashing lights that can be reduced in settings. Reply selection provides an alternative to voice input.

This overview is based on the official game page and press kit, with the supplied images inspected. It is not a completed-playthrough review or our own device-performance test.

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