Games available from Last Call BBS
- 20th Century Food Court: A Programming Game set in a futuristic food court offering the "Authentic 20th Century Experience", where you design and program machines to serve food.
- STEED FORCE Hobby Studio: A simulation that allows you to build and paint gunpla kits from the show Steed Force.
- X’BPGH: The Forbidden Path: Take the role of an Immortality Seeker and shape the Immortal Flesh in a strange take on a Programming Game.
- Swaymara Solitare: The inbuilt solitaire game that comes pre-installed on your Sawayama Powerlance, a variation of the classic Klondike solitaire.
- Dungeons and Diagrams: A nonogram-style Grid Puzzle with a dungeon theme. The special rules surrounding monsters, treasure chests, and dead ends provide a new twist.
- ChipWizard™ Professional: The third Programming Game in this pack, and a
Spiritual Successor to one of Zachtronics's earliest games, KOHCTPYKTOP: Engineer of the People. - HACK*MATCH: An expanded version of the Match-Three Game from Exapunks, with a brand-new single-player campaign mode.
- Kabufuda Solitaire: A solitaire game using Japanese kabufuda cards, which first appeared in Eliza.
This game provides examples of:
- Downer Ending: The ending of X'BPGH is quite vague, but it is implied that the voice whose orders you were following absorbed your flesh, allowing you to live forever in eternal torment inside of it.
- Future Imperfect: In 20th Century Food Court, the food court advertises that it offers an authentic 20th Century experience, but gets many details about exactly what 20th Century life was like completely wrong.
- Gameplay Grading: Like most Zachtronics Programming Games, your solutions in ChipWizard and 20th Century are compared to those of other players via histograms. 20th Century measures cycle time and cost, and ChipWizard measures the total area of silicon.
- Grid Puzzle: Dungeons and Diagrams is a nonogram-style puzzle with a dungeon theme.
- Immortality Seeker: The player character's motivation in X'BPGH.
- Loads and Loads of Loading: In order to offer an accurate simulation of dial-up internet, installing one of the games can take anywhere from less than 1 minute to nearly 4 minutes. In addition, after downloading enough games, you will be forced to wait for 15 minutes until you can install more. Subverted in that these timers will still progress while you play the other games you have installed already, encouraging players to spend some time with each game instead of getting them all at once.
- Match-Three Game: In HACK*MATCH, you clear tiles from the board by making a match of four or more of the same color.
- Programming Game: 20th Century Food Court, ChipWizard™ Professional, and X’BPGH: The Forbidden Path all qualify as examples. In the classic Zachtronics fashion, the first two have histograms ranking your performance against other players, with 20th Century measuring cycle time and cost and ChipWizard measuring the total area of silicon.
- Scenery Gorn: The backgrounds for the X'BPGH cutscenes feature a twisted landscape, with flesh growing in bizarre forms.
- Shared Universe: With Exapunks, one of the studios previous games. The computer which you use in this game is an older model of another computer mentioned in the zine, and some of the games you download were cracked by the hacker group from the aforementioned game. There's also an arcade version of HACK*MATCH available.
- Shout-Out: The first model available in the Steed Force Hobby Studio program is basically just an RX-87 with the spiky bits removed.
- The Last Title: Last Call BBS is named as such partially because this is the last game from Zachtronics.
