Last Group Out

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Last Group Out is a single player and multiplayer survival role playing shooter game with a post-apocalyptic theme. It was developed by Woodland Development and was released on February 17, 2022. It received positive reviews from players.

Shoot, loot and try to escape with your life in this online co-op looter shooter!

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85%

Audience ScoreBased on 282 reviews

gameplay17 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

Provides a casual, fun, and engaging extraction shooter experience similar to Escape from Tarkov but more accessible and less stressful.
Features deep weapon customization, multiple maps, variety of enemies and bosses, and consistent updates from a responsive and dedicated developer.
Supports solo and cooperative multiplayer modes, with challenging AI that encourages tactical gameplay and teamwork.

Gameplay can be frustrating due to steep learning curve, unbalanced enemy damage, and mechanics such as hunger/thirst and bleeding that may feel intrusive or poorly implemented.
Some UI and quality-of-life issues like clunky inventory management, small unreadable text, lack of pause, limited stash space, and confusing extraction timers hamper the experience.
Multiplayer suffers from occasional glitches, lag, and sync issues; maps and quests lack variety leading to repetition and limited long-term engagement.

gameplay
52 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally praised for its entertaining, accessible, and addicting mechanics, particularly in gunplay, quests, and cooperative modes, with a solid core loop enhanced by both casual and hardcore options. However, it is also critiqued for mechanical inconsistencies, limited depth, repetitive tasks, AI shortcomings, and some balance issues like fast resource depletion and difficulty spikes. Overall, the game appeals to fans of scavenging and extraction with room for improvement in content variety and mechanic refinement.
- “Overall, solid game, performs fine and the gameplay is entertaining and repeatable, casual mode is a godsend.”
- “This is probably my favorite game; it's just so good. I adore the gun mechanics and the quests.”
- “The intensity of hardcore gameplay and weapon customization is unmatched, closely resembling the anxiety and reward of Escape from Tarkov, albeit arguably much more casual.”
- “Lag is terrible and the enemies do not suffer any lag during gameplay.”
- “Its biggest issue is consistency — or rather, the lack of it — especially in mechanics tied directly to survival.”
- “It provides bursts of excitement, especially in co-op play, but struggles to maintain momentum due to repetition, mechanical inconsistencies, and limited depth.”
story
37 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story and quest system are generally considered simple and repetitive, featuring straightforward objectives like talking to NPCs, killing enemies, and collecting items. While some players find the missions too short and lacking depth or lore, others appreciate the game's accessibility and the variety of quest types that introduce gameplay mechanics. Overall, the story serves mainly as a vehicle for gameplay rather than offering a rich narrative experience, with calls for more content and complexity.
- “I love this game, and since I finally finished the main storyline, I have the courage to say how great this game is.”
- “Even if it looks simple at first glance, the game has a lot to do: beside bosses, there are tons of quests, lots of gear to unlock by levels, and some other gear hidden in the list to unlock by killing bosses or turning in quests. Gunfights are fair and tactical, maps require knowledge to survive, and as you progress, enemies become tougher. The developer is skilled and updates the game often, making it a challenging and enjoyable experience.”
- “This game has a few NPCs in a pre-raid area that you spawn into; the quests show a variety of game content including collecting specific items, melee kills, using specific weapons, and random quest objectives.”
- “- Story is a bit too simple: talk to guy 1, 2, 3, then go kill, collect, or knife bots... I think story missions could be done better.”
- “The lack of lore or story behind the world, the traders, or sense of purpose in completing quests is something I hope can be changed, but the gameplay is superb regardless.”
- “Quests like 'kill 50 enemies using a melee weapon without dying' are copy-pasted 50 times.”
graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features a simple, pixel-art style with a top-down perspective that offers a timeless and readable aesthetic, reminiscent of classic titles like GTA 1 and 2. Its minimalist graphics run smoothly on various systems, emphasizing gameplay and tactical decisions over visual complexity, which many users find refreshing and fitting for the game's vibe.
- “The pixel-art style gives the environments a simple but readable aesthetic, allowing you to focus on the tactical decisions rather than visual clutter.”
- “The art style is timeless and fits perfectly with the vibe of the game, being better than focusing on insane graphics.”
- “The pixelated graphics and top-down perspective really make it feel like the old-school GTA 1 and 2 games.”
- “Southpark graphics... with guns... what could go wrong?”
- “Graphics - well, as you can see on the trailer.”
- “The artwork was initially a little off putting, due to the plain simplicity of the base character model, but once you start putting gear on and wearing things, you start to notice how cool your little guy is.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Grinding in the game is generally minimal, making it suitable for casual play with friends, though some users find certain store items require excessive grinding. Improvements reducing grind could increase player engagement.
- “If these changes were made to the game, I would for sure be grinding this game much more often.”
- “Can be a bit too grindy for some of the store items.”
- “Would recommend for anyone looking to play a more casual extraction shooter with friends, without all the grinding.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The game's stability is hindered by some buggy mechanics, such as awkward gun equipping and frequent lag issues during multiplayer sessions, leading to frustrating experiences like desync and delayed death recognition. However, it generally runs well with smooth 2D graphics when playing solo.
- “Runs great and nice 2D graphics.”
- “I noticed equipping guns is a bit buggy; you have to drag the gun over the outline in your inventory instead of the entire box, which has gotten me killed a few times.”
- “Really awesome game to play while taking a break from Tarkov, but it's way too buggy and laggy. When loading in with a friend, he appears walking around with a knife firing like an SKS, while I'm skipping all over the map until I find out I actually died about 54 seconds earlier.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers an enjoyable and challenging experience with strong replayability as a top-down indie extraction shooter, though some players feel it loses appeal after completing the main quests and initial runs.
- “Lowkey had fun, best indie extraction shooter in top down form, it's fun, challenging, and replayable.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game provides a pleasant, unobtrusive background that enhances casual, mindless gameplay, making it enjoyable for passing the time.
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is highlighted by unexpected and amusing moments, such as a glitch causing a random character to appear in the player's base, creating a funny and spontaneous interaction.