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Team up, gear up, and make it out alive in this 2D co-op extraction shooter.
Last Group Out is a action, shooter and pixel graphics game
developed and published by Woodland Development.
Released on February 17th 2022 is available only on Windows
in 11 languages: English, Russian, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Hindi, Korean and Turkish.
It has received 335 reviews of which 275 were positive and 60 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 8.19€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5-4590 or AMD FX™ 8350
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce MX330
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 300 MB available space
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Last Group Out review: The reason I got this game it was on sale, and tired of PVP extraction shooter from ABI (I am bad, not good with pvp). I can share couple like and dislike of this game. Like: -Simple extraction shooter in offline mode. It gives a break to the working class from 9 to 5. We just don't have enough energy to "lock in" PVP other people. -Simple graphic gives the chances for me to enjoy the game on deck and pc at the same without burning my old GTX 980 like hell. -Gun modifications, it has pretty good modifications on guns, but it has its limitations. I enjoyed collecting all the stocks, bolts, dust cover, scopes, handguards, hider, suppressors, mags, and grips. The good things is the modifications give joy in building the "favorite" gun. But the modification lack of its purpose, why do I need these specific parts for my gun? Yeah I got the silence part, accuracy, zoom out distance, and recoil handling... Was hoping for more. But I did enjoy the modification, also it is part of the reason I kept playing. -Looting felt great. I really enjoyed after a hard almost defeated battle with bots, I got to loot all their stuff, that's the best feeling. Especially in holiday event the Christmas red hat guy. My joy level maxed out when opening the inventory of that red hat guy. -Different factions of bots kept my interest going. I hate getting one shot or sprayed by bots out of nowhere. But individual bosses give me thrill when fighting against them... when fighting downtown boss, first time seeing the green lase I would be like crap "I am in danger (meme)"... Surbuban the shotgun boss can one shot me if I am not careful... Shipping Complex is a mess, 20+ AI in that tiny room with Asbonj? then Murphy gun with Vector SMG in the basement... that's where I learned just hold down the trigger let the bullets do the job for me. Forget aim and shoot just shoot haha. Military I enjoyed the armory the best, cuz of the looting. Blue spawns there often, he is not too hard to fight but very exciting to me when I get to loot him. Woodland, Steiner is fine, just have to play smart. His chest rig is OP... BunkerGuard in the lab, holly crap... it was rough but fun to fight... Mall, Christmas event made it super fun to play with.....Operators are almost special forces and come in Heli, they spawn in certain area of the map and have unique set of armor and weaponary. -Gun variants. I can recognize lots of weapon, they could've have more but I think it might over load the game... My favorite are G19, Vector, MK16, and M1014. They have a lot but I wish we could do a bit more on gun customizations. I collected all the guns just for fun. Dislike... -Story... a bit too simple, go talk to guy 1 2 3, go kill, go collect, go knife bots... I think story mission can be done better. I got stuck in knifing 50 bots without knowing the melee mechanics... -Progression... We go in, we loot, we kill, we sell, and we buy better security container... after containers are obtained... nothing else we can do... -Storage system... as part of progression, I understand we have to grind the game to get Yellow Container for better storage management... but can we maybe to renovate our base... pay currency for bigger container or storage?... I love collecting all kinds of stuff, but have to give up things early in the game cuz storage is not enough.. -Currency... in game currency feels... not balance... we expect in a extraction shooter... gun, parts, scopes, or loot is scarce... valuable... but when you bring out a gun or parts, the trader gives me the feeling of pawn shop, the best we can do is 50... brining out weapon and loot felt not rewarding... currency has lack of purpose... what can I do with the currency... buy stuff... what can I buy? gears and weapons? should we explore the options of assigning currency for a better purpose? upgrade base...? invite better trader with money? Currency felt weak in the game... I don't know how to spend my money in this game... -Ammo... we have normal Ammo and AP ammo... that's it... can we have more variants of ammo please? -Magazine... when you reload... your ammo in the mag would be dropped on the ground... It might be just my preference but I would prefer some mag mechanics for better immersions. -Scope... no purpose for other scope other than Long Range scope... I only use one scope... sniper rifle scope... give me the best range distance for information... other scopes is not important at all... maybe assigning different scopes for different FOV field of vision? -Barrel attachments...I might be asking too much... I hope attachments for barrel have its purposes... reduce noise(we have it in game already), Flash hider? Visual effect for better vision? -Movement, stamina with heavy armor is hell... you cant sprint and you have 500 sec in map... hope we may explore the options different time duration in map? -Extraction... so far we can sewage system for most of extractions.... can we have a bit more options? -Gun play... no headshot... was trying to use 300wm ammo for killing bots... cant one shot them... trying pistol to survive... no head shot on bots... got sprayed to base with me smashing my mouse left click key... Overall I really enjoy the game... I really hope dev can make the game better with more contents. I wanna keep playing this game but nothing new. Weather system? new game mode? COOP with random other player(PVE)? zombie theme? Cars or heli? Base building? more character customizations? Oh, just in case if people getting angry at me for not playing the game enough, i have all the achievements and more than 20 yellow containers, 20 red bags, all gears from all the bosses, and holiday special stuff as well... Have fun
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Honestly I had very high expectations for this game and it’s not that amazing, the hunger/thirst aspect is useless because there is no need to consume anything during missions and bosses are so easy that I can’t. U can just gear up and literally kill them with the knife and it’s not enjoyable. There is not so many maps and they are not so big, weapons selection are great and that is good points for that game but overall I played for couple days and achieved nearly every achievement so I don’t know about this game, it has definitely potential but needs more work on it. For that low price it’s fun game to play with friends tho
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In regard to the game itself: If you enjoy playing an isometric perspective and enjoy gameplay based around scavenging, exploration, and weapon customization, go for it! There's plenty to do and I'm not even halfway through the currently available maps. There's tons of weapon variety and each weapon has like 11 or 12 potential parts to be swapped out to preference. The game also gets updated regularly and is steadily growing. In regard to the early access development: I encountered a pretty big bug that resulted in a weapon I'd spent a lot of time collecting attachments for being stuck as a UI element that couldn't be interacted with. Luckily, I had the wherewithal to grab a backup of my save off the Steam Cloud before closing the game. I went to the Discord to report the bug and upload my log, and the Dev responded immediately. He pushed out a fix very quickly and even offered to drop me the weapon I'd lost to make things right. Thankfully I had the backup save and was able to, with his help, transfer the weapon from my backup to my current save so I wouldn't lose any progress. The Dev, Sean_G, went above and beyond my expectations and I figure leaving a positive review was the least I could do. I know these early access indie games can make potential players a bit nervous about taking the leap, so I'd like to assure you that this is one of the good ones. I play a lot of early access games and bugs happen, its just the way of things, but usually the most you can expect from development is a nod of acknowledgement towards the existence of the bug and an apology for the inconvenience. Developers who actually put the effort into making things right are a rare breed and deserve all the support we can give them. Gameplay is good. Developer is good. So yeah, its good and worth a purchase.
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I really enjoyed how casual friendly this game is while still having that challenge that other extraction shooters have. The AI are aggressive once you have been spotted and will kill you fast even with good gear. That being said, the stealth system is also serviceable allowing you to avoid enemies if you aren't looking for a fight. The medical system is straightforward and is easy to understand. The gunsmith system is pretty decent akin to that of Tarkov with some room for QOL features such as which attachment can be attached to what gun/attachment. Finding the player stash in the hideout was a little confusing too at first as I was running to the first trader/quest giver and the stash popped up. Found out that the box in the first room of the hideout is where you access your stash. The CO-OP aspect is pretty good too though it was confusing at first how to actually revive your teammate as there was just the cross symbol that would only fill up when you were standing on your downed teammate. Otherwise it was pretty good! Overall a sleeper of a game in the extraction shooter genre and absolutely love that this game was exactly what I was looking for in extraction shooters.
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Last Group Out initially looked like a cheap, poorly made game that poorly attempts to mimic Escape from Tarkov which had somewhat already been achieved by ZERO Sievert, which in itself is an outstanding game - however with recent updates confirming controller and steam deck support, I wanted to see how well Last Group Out stacked up as a top down extraction shooter. I am absolutely blown away at how incredibly well Last Group Out has scratched the itch I was not even aware that I had. The intensity of hardcore gameplay and weapon customisation is unmatched, closely resembling the anxiety and reward of Escape from Tarkov, albeit arguably much more casual. As someone who has transitioned away from the PC after having a child, the compatibility with the steam deck means I can still enjoy a casual yet hardcore EFT like experience at the end of the night - so I could not recommend this enough. The lack of lore or story behind the world, the traders or sense of purpose in completing quest is something I hope can be changed, but the gameplay is superb regardless. Quest are challenging but achievable, gunplay feels sharp and enemy AI are ruthless once they get a lock on your position. Boss fights in the early game provide some great gear if defeated and allow you to play more aggressively against raiders whom drop some powerful weapons and robust armour to further push your runs into more fights and explore deeper into much more difficult maps. Most importantly it appears the developer is constantly listening to the LGO community and making strides to provide the best possible game play for us all the enjoy. It is a shame that the game isn’t more widely spoken about or played by streamers with walk-throughs and quest - hopefully a well known streamer decides to give this fantastic game a go and help grow a community. This is without a doubt one of my favourite games - especially because of it’s compatibility with the steam deck, allowing time poor gamers opportunity to get in, shoot em up and extract with new gear for your arsenal. Can’t wait to see where Last Group Out goes with future updates.
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Last Group Out is currently priced at 8.19€ on Steam.
Last Group Out is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 8.19€ on Steam.
Last Group Out received 275 positive votes out of a total of 335 achieving a rating of 7.65.
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Last Group Out was developed and published by Woodland Development.
Last Group Out is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Last Group Out is not playable on MacOS.
Last Group Out is not playable on Linux.
Last Group Out offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Last Group Out includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Last Group Out does not currently offer any DLC.
Last Group Out does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Last Group Out does not support Steam Remote Play.
Last Group Out is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Woodland Development
Publisher
Woodland Development
Release
17 Feb 2022
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