The Last Session reveals how the previous three chapters were connected: the protagonist named James Aition became drunk at a leaving party since he was moving to America (hence the name 'Kansas' in the third chapter). After being knocked unconscious, James repairs the transmitter and returns to find his station connected to a vine in the sky. The other stations in the area refuse James access to the outside, however mysterious objects attack his station. The aim is to work out a series of codes by using the radio and microfilm. The Station Process shows the protagonist, named James, working at a monitoring station in Greenland. Aition as he continues to control the specimen, playing a minigame until several spheres appear. Despite being warned not to continue, the player controls Mr. Then a specimen breaks out, and the scientists realize that whatever has been typed on screen is actually happening in the facility at that moment. Aition uncovers the memories of one of the subjects through bursting a heart and a light sphere floats out. Aition, who is given instructions to conduct experiments in a facility by Dr Daniel Alexander. The Lab Conduct centers upon a person named Mr. It slowly unravels that whatever is said on the computer, is the same identical actions of a similar person who is inside the house behind the protagonist. When the protagonist plays the game, the lamp and their Futuro 128k computer cuts to black, but despite the sudden blackout, the computer screen turns on and The House Abandon restarts, but with a darker feel to it. The protagonist enters the house, finding his old "Futuro 128k +2" computer, with the same exact copy of The House Abandon installed.
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He receives a note his father left with details on a code to help pick the house's front door lock and how to generate power to the house. The House Abandon focuses upon a single character who, after returning to a holiday home, decides to relive memories.
The room the player is in during the first episode.
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