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Is The Last Taxi worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Narrative adventure players who want dialogue choices to shape outcomes
- Players interested in morally conflicted stories set in dystopian cities
- Fans of short, choice-driven games with multiple endings
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking combat-focused gameplay rather than conversations and decisions
- Players looking for an open-ended game with more than about 10 hours of stated gameplay
- Players who prefer a single fixed ending instead of branching outcomes
Our take on The Last Taxi
Its defining structure is a taxi-driving narrative in which passenger conversations become the main route through the story, with choices affecting trust, reporting, income and more than 20 endings.
What is The Last Taxi?
The Last Taxi is a narrative adventure set in Progress Point, a future metropolis shaped by automation, surveillance and human modification.
As the city’s last human taxi driver, transport passengers, manage malfunctioning equipment and keep fares coming in. Conversations offer varied dialogue choices, with decisions affecting trust, tips, reporting and other outcomes. Passengers may be aided, challenged, or reported to authorities when they reveal illegal activity. Taxi upgrades add tools for activities such as hacking toll booths and hijacking cargo. The game presents more than 80 passenger characters, locations including temples and sunken cities, around 10 hours of gameplay, and more than 20 choice-based endings.
How The Last Taxi plays
- 01Passenger Conversations
- More than 80 characters provide distinct conversations shaped by dialogue choices.
- 02Moral Decisions
- Passenger-related choices include offering assistance, changing someone’s course, or notifying authorities.
- 03Taxi Upgrades
- New equipment adds options such as cargo hijacking and toll-booth hacking.
- 04Fare Management
- Income depends on equipment upkeep, environmental hazards and passenger comfort.
- 05Multiple Endings
- The narrative includes more than 20 outcomes based on player choices.
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Quantum Phoenix StudioFor:Detective-story players who want clue gathering and deductionSkip if:Players seeking sustained physical action may bounce off the investigation-led pacing and hospital-bed framing
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Nexcore StudiosFor:Players seeking a short, choice-driven post-apocalyptic storySkip if:Players seeking a long campaign, since the advertised playtime is 3–4 hoursPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
The Last Taxi: platforms & release
Is The Last Taxi worth it?
It is worth it if: narrative adventure players who want dialogue choices to shape outcomes. Skip it if: players seeking combat-focused gameplay rather than conversations and decisions.
Where can I download The Last Taxi?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Last Taxi's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Last Taxi on?
Windows only.
