StrategyFit check
Is Last Stand Delivery worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Sokoban fans who want battles to result from unit positioning
- Puzzle players who enjoy experimenting with reversals and mechanisms
- Strategy players who prefer compact levels over direct character combat
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who expect to attack enemies directly will hit the game's rule against player-controlled killing.
- Players who dislike repeated positional planning may stall when a misplaced push leaves units on the level.
- Players seeking open-ended RPG progression may find the chapter-and-level structure too narrow.
Our take on Last Stand Delivery
The bounce point arrives when a player realizes that direct attacks are unavailable: every defeat must be arranged by pushing opposing units together. A second wall appears when a surviving unit remains on the board, since clearing the screen—not merely solving part of the puzzle—is required.
What is Last Stand Delivery?
Last Stand Delivery combines Sokoban-style pushing with RPG and puzzle mechanics.
As a sanatorium Executor, push units from opposing factions together so they fight; hostile units attack one another rather than the player. A level is complete when every living creature has been cleared from the screen. Equipment can be pushed onto creatures to increase their abilities before battle. Conveyors, buttons, and other mechanisms add puzzle interactions, while some additional content unlocks through shorter solutions. The game includes chapter-based presentation, unlimited undo, and a redo command mapped to Y. Players must not leave units behind or defeat them directly, so positioning and the order of pushes determine how each level ends.
How Last Stand Delivery plays
- 01Faction battles
- Units from opposing groups attack each other after being pushed together, while the player remains outside the combat.
- 02Equipment pushing
- Moving equipment onto creatures raises their abilities before they enter battle.
- 03Puzzle mechanisms
- Conveyors, buttons, and other devices affect how levels are solved.
- 04Unlimited undo
- An unlimited undo command allows earlier moves to be reversed.
- 05Redo command
- The Y key restores a move that was undone.
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Last Stand Delivery: platforms & release
Is Last Stand Delivery worth it?
It is worth it if: sokoban fans who want battles to result from unit positioning. Skip it if: players who expect to attack enemies directly will hit the game's rule against player-controlled killing.
Where can I download Last Stand Delivery?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Last Stand Delivery's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Last Stand Delivery on?
Windows only.
