Last Night throws you into the chair of a hungry YouTuber chasing the Gold Play Button. Live. First-person. The chat roars, the counter climbs. Then your PC twitches windows stutter, audio tears and the vibe flips. You spin up a poll to keep control, but the crowd starts steering. Thousands of eyes. Thousands of votes. Every choice pulls a thread in a story that refuses to sit still. It plays out in real time, like a stream you can feel in your hands, with sleek visuals and tense sound that crawl under the skin. There's pressure. There's mystery. And there's 3 different endings, folding your decisions into outcomes that won't leave your head after the credits. The whole ride runs 30 to 60 minutes, perfect for a single intense session, or a second run to chase the ending you missed. Tonight you're not just playing a game. You're performing it balancing clout and survival on a machine that should behave, until it don't. Last Night is a sharp, story‑driven trip that dares you to let the audience in and still keep your own fate. Hit Play and go live if you dare.