presumably by the Phoenix. He knocks the person out as the room catches fire. Grabbing Jessica's prone form, he dashes from the room, presumably leaving the Phoenix to burn alive. Following the end of the plot, an email is sent to the player from a helper who infrequently contacts the player and is strongly hinted at being the actual Phoenix, still alive. The puzzles are similar in nature to those of the previous game, with incorporations from newer services and websites, such as Google Earth and Mapquest. Several features are carried over from the previous game, such as the 8 mm film that was central to the previous game, as well as many improvements, including the ability to replay video clips that had previously been seen, which frustrated many fans who operated under the premise that the clips contained clues, but could only be viewed once. Cast Jack Lorski: Olivier Chenevat Gerd Hanke: Stéphane Cornicard Jessica Moses: Sabine Crossen Manuela Ortiz: Marta Domingo Sharon Berti: Susanna Martini Fernando: Fernando Nascimento Development The developers decided to design an 'add-on' instead of a full-fledged sequel to their 2003 game In Memoriam due to the excessive time and financial commitment that would have been required. Other games in series E:TLR is the sequel to Missing: Since January, which was released in France (where it had been developed) in October 2003, then in the US in June 2004. Reception References External links Official website for In Memoriam: Le Dernier Rituel Official website for Evidence: The Last Ritual Official Community Site for the Players 2006 video games The Adventure Company games Adventure games Alternate reality games Lexis Numérique games Single-player video games Ubisoft games Video games developed in France Video games featuring female protagonists Windows games Windows-only games