Last Evac: Zombie Shooter

The quarantine failed on day 213. The city belongs to the dead now, and the last evac chopper only lifts off if the beacons are live. Three sectors. Every beacon online. One way out. Last Evac is a fast, atmospheric top-down twin-stick shooter. Left thumb moves, right thumb aims and fires — no fire button to hunt for, no tutorial to sit through. The dark does the rest: your muzzle flash and the beacons are most of the light you get, and the swarm hears you long before you see it. HOW IT PLAYS Walk into a glowing evac beacon to bring it back online. Clear every beacon in the sector and the route to the next one opens. Survive all three sectors and you reach extraction — and the ending. Get surrounded, and you restart the sector, a little wiser about where they come from. WHAT YOU'RE UP AGAINST - Crawlers that swarm in numbers and get thicker with every sector - Fixed sentry guns that punish standing still in the open - Medkits scattered through the ruins — find them before you need them - A weapon that fires the moment you hold the right stick, so movement is your real skill ceiling BUILT FOR TOUCH - Virtual twin-stick touch controls designed for thumbs, not ported from a mouse - Plays offline — no account, no sign-up. The game needs no connection; only the ads and the optional purchase do. - Play a sector at a time or run the whole escape in one sitting — a run you walk away from waits on the menu, ready to resume - Tracks your runs, your escapes and your best sector locally on device - Runtime-generated soundtrack and a retro low-resolution renderer with real dynamic lighting FAIR AND SIMPLE Free to play, with ads: a banner on the menu and an occasional full-screen ad when you are overrun or reach the ending — never while you are fighting. Remove Ads is an optional one-time purchase that turns both off for good, and Restore Purchases sits right next to it. That is the entire store. No energy timers, no currencies, no paid power. Everything in the game is reachable by playing it. Last Evac is an adaptation of the open-source game UNDERRUN by Dominic Szablewski, released under the MIT License, rebuilt for touch with a zombie outbreak retelling. Full credits are in the in-game menu.