The game tells the story of a teenage girl, engaged in a whirlwind online romance with a fellow gamer, and is based on a personal experience she had during her college years.

In January 2020, Freeman resigned from Fullbright to focus on her own projects,[3] working on a narrative domestic horror game with her partner, Jake Jefferies.

In 2021, Freeman released Last Call, which was nominated for the Excellence in Narrative award at the 2022 Independent Games Festival.

The game is partially inspired by Freeman's experience of finding a real-life partner through an MMORPG, and exploring how these relationships manifest.

The gameplay is said to alternate between exploring files on a simulated version of a desktop and controlling an avatar in a fictional MMORPG.