John Morley
The release date for The Last Case Of John Morley is set, and we will soon get to see this last case that John Morley is taking on
It will soon be time to don all of our detective gear again, with the new release date we have for The Last Case Of John Morley. A title that barely came onto the scene not too long ago, as Indigo Studios made the announcement, and now JanduSoft is bringing it all to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. So, don't be shocked if you missed all of the buildup to this release date, as it was a very short turnaround from announcement to now. Doubling down on that, it looks as if the turnaround to the release date to join John Morley will be just as short. That is, the release date is now set for November 27th of this year. Only a few weeks now, and it has only been on the case for a few months. A very fast iteration out there.
Given how fast this announcement to launch for the game has gone, let's dig into what it is actually going to be playing. Well, as the name says, we will be taking on the role of John Morley, who also happens to be a detective out there in the world of the 1940s. There is an unsolved murder that we have been tasked to figure out, so the true killer may be brought to justice. That is when the first-person investigation gameplay will come in for The Last Case Of John Morley. Gameplay that will have us solving some puzzles, recreating scenes, and going through a dialog system that will have us trying to catch people in their lies, and to uncover more of the truth, so we can carry on in this 3-hour narrative title that looks like it should be a game in the horror genre. At least in terms of a supernatural horror and not just that of a real killer on the loose in the world kind of horror. Have a look and see what will be coming to us all in a few weeks from now.
The Last Case Of John Morley — Release Date
JanduSoft is thrilled to announce that The Last Case Of John Morley, developed by Indigo Studios, will launch on November 27, 2025, for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC.
The Last Case Of John Morley thrusts players into the shoes of detective John Morley in the gritty, noir atmosphere of the 1940s. After spending several months recovering in the hospital from injuries sustained during his last case, Morley returns to his office, only to be visited by the enigmatic Lady Margarette Fordside, an English countess haunted by a tragic past.
Lady Fordside implores Morley to investigate the unsolved murder of her daughter, which occurred on a fateful night 20 years ago. The police had closed the case by arresting scapegoats, but the countess is convinced that the real killer remains at large.
Features:
- First-Person Investigation – Explore richly detailed environments, from eerie mansions to abandoned sanatoriums, searching for hidden clues.
- Puzzle-Solving & Scene Reconstruction – Analyze evidence, connect the dots, and recreate the crime scene to uncover what really happened.
- Interactive Dialogue System – Interrogate suspects and witnesses, detecting lies and inconsistencies in their testimonies.
- Immersive 1940s Atmosphere – A gripping noir-style story, enhanced by a haunting soundtrack and period-accurate settings.
- A Suspenseful Storyline – A 3-hour narrative-driven experience filled with unexpected twists and a shocking finale that will linger long after the game ends.
Did you hear about The Last Case Of John Morley before today? Do you agree that the game does look like it would be a Lovecraftian detective story at first glance? How deep do you suspect that the dialogue will go in the game? Will there be a better way of telling if someone is lying in the game than we have had in other titles like it? Sleuth your way on into the comment section to discuss all of this. If new details and clues for The Last Case Of John Morley arise, I will certainly try to add them to our murder board here. Just follow along on the site and all of our socials to be able to keep up with our investigation into this title, and the many others that are always flowing out into the world. They are all short and sweet, so it shouldn't require too much of your time to join in the fun.
