Late Shift is a full-motion video crime thriller where your decisions shape the story. You play Matt, a mathematics student dragged into an auction house robbery in London. The game unfolds through filmed scenes—real actors, real locations—and pauses at key moments for you to pick dialogue or actions. Each choice branches the narrative toward one of seven possible endings. Some decisions seem minor (which route to take, who to trust) but ripple through later scenes. There's no rewind mid-playthrough, so you're committed to consequences. The runtime sits around 70-90 minutes depending on your path, making it closer to an interactive movie than a traditional game. If you want a tightly paced crime plot where you control the protagonist's fate without puzzles or combat, this delivers that.
