A pioneering Nigerian browser-first supernatural horror experience set in Lagos.
LAST BUS
The premise
It is 11:41 PM on a rainy-season night in Yaba, Lagos. The power failed, the print job ran late, and home is Ikorodu. You have missed every bus but one. A battered danfo pulls into the park, the conductor is shouting, and every seat is full except one. Nobody will sit in it.
Eight strangers ride with you through a flooded city. Some of them are wet when it is not raining inside. The road starts to look familiar. Your phone clock will not move past 11:42.
LAST BUS is a first-person supernatural horror story. You listen, look around, talk to the passengers and decide what to do. What you notice, and what you choose, decides how the night ends.
Why it is different
- Browser-first. No download, no install, no account. Tap a link and you are on the bus, on a phone or a computer.
- Nigerian to the bone. A real Lagos route, a danfo, a conductor, the rainy-season flood, and passengers who speak English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Igbo and Hausa.
- Supernatural, not slasher. The fear comes from sound, silence and what you notice. Wear headphones: every voice comes from where that person sits.
- Your choices matter. Seven hidden clues, four endings, and a story page that only unlocks if you survive.
- Survive the Last Bus. A survival time, score and rank after every ending, with all-time and weekly leaderboards.
Made by
LAST BUS is written, designed and built by Emmanuel Ariyo (@Ememzyvisuals), a Nigerian machine learning engineer and developer, under Ememzyvisuals Studio. Character voices are powered and sponsored by PlotWeaver. Built with three.js.
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