Last Page: Yes or No Riddles
Last Page: 바다거북스프 두뇌 추리 퀴즈 게임
43 days old
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Updated 24 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperJulien Montagne
CategoryGames
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.0.4
Age rating12+
First seen by us
29 Sep 2026
29 Sep 2026Rating
0.0 ★
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Last Page: Yes or No Riddles on the App Store
App details
App ID
6802193050
Publisher
Julien Montagne
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 16.4+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
12+
Languages
11
NL EN FR DE IT JA KO PL PT ES ZH
Size
63 MB
Also listed in
Puzzle, Board, Entertainment
Where Last Page: Yes or No Riddles's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
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About Last Page: Yes or No Riddles
THIS VERSION PLAYS WITHOUT A GAME MASTER: THE AI ANSWERS EVERY QUESTION.
A man lies dead in the middle of a field. Beside him is a bag that was never opened.
You have the end of the story. Ask closed questions until you work out the rest.
This is the card game where one person reads out a grim situation and answers yes or no while everyone else digs. Here the file answers for itself. Nobody has to be the game master, so nobody sits out.
145 files, written one at a time. Five are open, 140 are sealed.
THE RECORD
Every file gives you the last page and nothing else. You ask questions that can be answered yes or no, and the office rules on them. Three answers, never a fourth: yes, no, not important.
"Did he know her?" is a question. "Why did he do it?" comes back not important.
When you think you have the story, type it into the same field. There is no separate button. If your version holds up, the file closes.
ALONE, OR THE PHONE GOING ROUND
The same file works for one player or six. At a table, everyone asks in turn and the phone moves on. Ten minutes before sleep, it is the same game, slower.
A record survives anything. Close the app mid-question and it is there when you come back, answers already stamped.
WHAT IS IN THE CABINET
145 situations, easy to expert, in eight sets: ordinary deaths, the evidence room, on the road, locked rooms, open country, the black flag, under the walls, ash and laurel.
Three hints per file, each one more talkative than the last. They cost stars, not questions.
Stars that say how that one case went, and nothing else. They are not a collection and there is no leaderboard.
Eleven languages. Every case exists in all eleven, not just the interface.
Haptics, and a low room tone you can switch off.
WHAT IS NOT HERE
No subscription. Five files open, then one set, or all of them at once. One payment, once.
No ads. No account. No tracking.
No timers, no streak to keep alive, no lives to wait for.
Two notifications a week at most, and only about a file you have actually opened.
A connection is required: a server reads the questions and rules on them.
The situations are grim. There are murders, accidents, drownings, and deaths that only make sense on the last line. Not every file is a death, but most are.
Nothing here can be looked up mid-game without spoiling it for yourself. That is the whole game.
Terms of Use: https://detective.julienmontagne.com/cgu
Privacy Policy: https://detective.julienmontagne.com/confidentialite
A man lies dead in the middle of a field. Beside him is a bag that was never opened.
You have the end of the story. Ask closed questions until you work out the rest.
This is the card game where one person reads out a grim situation and answers yes or no while everyone else digs. Here the file answers for itself. Nobody has to be the game master, so nobody sits out.
145 files, written one at a time. Five are open, 140 are sealed.
THE RECORD
Every file gives you the last page and nothing else. You ask questions that can be answered yes or no, and the office rules on them. Three answers, never a fourth: yes, no, not important.
"Did he know her?" is a question. "Why did he do it?" comes back not important.
When you think you have the story, type it into the same field. There is no separate button. If your version holds up, the file closes.
ALONE, OR THE PHONE GOING ROUND
The same file works for one player or six. At a table, everyone asks in turn and the phone moves on. Ten minutes before sleep, it is the same game, slower.
A record survives anything. Close the app mid-question and it is there when you come back, answers already stamped.
WHAT IS IN THE CABINET
145 situations, easy to expert, in eight sets: ordinary deaths, the evidence room, on the road, locked rooms, open country, the black flag, under the walls, ash and laurel.
Three hints per file, each one more talkative than the last. They cost stars, not questions.
Stars that say how that one case went, and nothing else. They are not a collection and there is no leaderboard.
Eleven languages. Every case exists in all eleven, not just the interface.
Haptics, and a low room tone you can switch off.
WHAT IS NOT HERE
No subscription. Five files open, then one set, or all of them at once. One payment, once.
No ads. No account. No tracking.
No timers, no streak to keep alive, no lives to wait for.
Two notifications a week at most, and only about a file you have actually opened.
A connection is required: a server reads the questions and rules on them.
The situations are grim. There are murders, accidents, drownings, and deaths that only make sense on the last line. Not every file is a death, but most are.
Nothing here can be looked up mid-game without spoiling it for yourself. That is the whole game.
Terms of Use: https://detective.julienmontagne.com/cgu
Privacy Policy: https://detective.julienmontagne.com/confidentialite
Latest updates
1.0.4
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- Minor fixes to improve your experience.
1.0.3
The office thanks you for your investigations.
- Minor fixes to improve your experience.