History YMMV / LastWindow

* SugarWiki/DevelopmentHeaven: The game was being developed while Cing was facing bankruptcy. While the game was being translated for an EU release, Cing ''did'' file for bankruptcy. The game is [[EvenBetterSequel arguably even better]] than the first.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: ''Belief'', which is composed by Tony in-game, is very touching and uplifting. Tony's theme ''Shadowy Men'' is also very catchy and hard to get out of your head.

* TheWoobie: Lots of people but special mention goes to [[spoiler: Margaret]].

* EvenBetterSequel: The plot is overall much more polished and better thought out than Hotel Dusk's. The puzzles are also harder in general, with less filler or braindead ones.

* NightmareFuel: The 4th floor hallway certainly qualifies, with its music and the feeling that someone is following you, especially when [[spoiler:the lights go out in the later chapters]]. Made even worse by the fact that you can get stuck in there, leading to a GameOver.

* TearJerker: Kyle's "confrontation" with Sidney has only one question. [[spoiler:"Do you still love your wife?"]]

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: ''Belief'', which is composed by Tony in-game, is very touching and uplifting. Tony's theme ''Shadowy Men'' is also very catchy and hard to get out of your head.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Dylan. You'll either like him for being a helpful NiceGuy, or hate him for being obnoxiously intrusive on everyone's affairs. Whether or not his constant appearences are a good or bad thing stems from this.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Dylan. You'll either like the guy for being a helpful NiceGuy, or hate him for being obnoxiously intrusive on everyone's affairs. Whether or not his constant appearences are a good or bad thing stem from this.

* TheScrappy: Dylan, for being obnoxiously intrusive on Kyle's (and everyone else's) affairs. You'll also get sick of seeing him due to how much he pops up throughout the game.

** It should be mentioned that in one of the [[AllThereInTheManual secret files]], Kyle having a relationship with Bradley from Hotel Dusk is very blatantly implied to be canon. It discusses how Kyle had a girlfriend once but she was eventually killed, and the speaker then says that Kyle seemed to have found another special someone after moving to LA, which is where he would have met Bradley.
*** The above doesn't make sense, as Kyle met Bradley in NYC, where they worked together as policemen. It's more likely to refer to Rachel, since she is someone he met after leaving NYC for LA, and they have a pretty sizable amount of ShipTease in both games.

** [[spoiler:Dylan in general. He had access to every room in the building with his spare set of keys, could go wherever he wanted under the justification of being the maintenance man and in several occasions, Kyle and Dylan found themselves alone with each other, such as Kyle's escapades to the fourth floor]].

* EvenBetterSequel: The plot is overall much more polished, tighter and better developed than Hotel Dusk's. The puzzles are also harder in general, with less filler or braindead ones.

* EvenBetterSequel: The plot is overall much more polished, less rushed and better developed than Hotel Dusk's. The puzzles are also harder in general, with less filler or braindead ones.

* FridgeHorror: In the several times Dylan approaches Kyle in the corridors and rooms (especially the ones where neither of them should be at all), the former is usually seen in a pose where he appears to be timidly hiding his right hand on one of his pockets, as if he was awkwardly trying to strike a conversation. [[spoiler:Turns out later that this pose is actually him reaching for a ''gun'', meaning that in all those times, he was ready to possibly murder Kyle in case he found anything that could compromise his cover.]]

* FridgeHorror: In the several times Dylan approaches Kyle in the corridors and rooms (especially the ones where neither should be at all), the former is usually seen in a pose where he appears to be timidly hiding his right hand on one of his pockets, as if he was awkwardly trying to strike a conversation. [[spoiler:Turns out later that this pose is actually him reaching for a ''gun'', meaning that in all those times, he was ready to possibly murder Kyle in case he found anything that could compromise his cover.]]

* FridgeHorror: In the several times Dylan approaches Kyle in the corridors and rooms, the former is usually seen in a pose where he appears to be timidly hiding his right hand on one of his pockets, as if he was awkwardly trying to strike a conversation. [[spoiler:Turns out later that this pose is actually him reaching for a ''gun'', meaning that in all those times, he was ready to possibly murder Kyle in case he found anything that could compromise his cover.]]

* FridgeHorror: In the several times Dylan approaches Kyle in the corridors and rooms, the former is usually seen in a pose where he appears to be timidly hiding his right hand on one of his pockets, as if he was awkwardly trying to strike a conversation. [[Turns out later that this pose is actually him reaching for a ''gun'', meaning that in all those times, he was ready to possibly murder Kyle if he found any interesting information or felt like he was becoming too much of a threat to his cover.]]

* TheScrappy: Dylan.

* EvenBetterSequel

* NightmareFuel: The 4th floor hallway certainly qualifies, with its music and the feeling that someone is following you. Made even worse by the fact that you can get stuck in there, leading to a GameOver.

* AccidentalInnuendo - The lighthouse scene on the roof. [[spoiler:When inquired on what she thinks of the lighthouse, Mila says she thought that it was bigger when seen from ground level, but now having seen it from up close, she now thinks that it is much smaller. This comment then causes Kyle to pop a wide smirk on his face, prompting Mila to ask if she said "something wrong". Kyle then dodges a potentially awkward conversation by saying that it's a funny coincidence, because he also thought the same thing as she did when he first saw it.]]

* NightmareFuel - The 4th floor hallway certainly qualifies, with its music and the feeling that someone is following you. Made even worse by the fact that you can get stuck in there, leading to a GameOver.
* TearJerker - Kyle's "confrontation" with Sidney has only one question. [[spoiler:"Do you still love your wife?"]]

* TheWoobie: Lots of people but special mention goes to [[spoiler: Marie and Margaret]].

* AccidentalInnuendo - The lighthouse scene on the roof. [[spoiler: When inquired on what she thinks of the lighthouse, Mila says she thought that it was bigger when seen from ground level, but now having seen it from upclose she now thinks that it is much smaller. This comment then causes Kyle to pop a wide smirk on his face, prompting Mila to ask if she said "something wrong". Kyle then dodges a potentially awkward conversation by saying that it's a funny coincidence, because he also thought the same thing as she did when he first saw it.]]

** Some may argue that elements of the first game--mostly in terms of non-reoccurring characters' personalities and design--were stronger than those of this game, ultimately making both games of equal quality. Then again, YourMilageMayVary.