Fit check
Is The Last Shot worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy platforming adventures with machinery-based puzzles
- Fans of hand-drawn cartoon visuals who want a diesel-punk setting
- Story-focused players who want exploration tied to a conspiracy
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a platforming adventure without puzzle-solving may bounce off the machinery-based challenges.
- Players looking for a story without exploration and lore may find the world-investigation sections unsuitable.
- Players uninterested in repairing, creating, or destroying machinery may not connect with the engineer’s abilities.
Our take on The Last Shot
The bounce point comes when progress requires engaging with machinery, tools, and contraptions. Players who do not want to inspect or manipulate mechanical devices may hit that wall during the puzzle sections, before the journey’s exploration and conspiracy can carry them forward.
What is The Last Shot?
The Last Shot is a platforming adventure set in a diesel-punk world divided by ongoing conflict and massive weaponry.
Players take the role of a mechanical engineer whose routine work producing shells is interrupted by a dangerous journey. The story involves protecting friends and a city, uncovering a conspiracy, and stopping a destructive plan. Exploration reveals the world’s history and lore, while puzzles involve machinery, tools, and contraptions. The engineer can repair, create, or destroy important equipment. Travel includes all-terrain vehicles, jetpacks, armored trains, and moving platforms. The game presents its wartime setting through hand-drawn visuals styled after old cartoons, along with technology and architecture found throughout the diesel-punk world.
How The Last Shot plays
- 01Engineering puzzles
- Challenges involve machinery, tools, and mechanical contraptions.
- 02Equipment manipulation
- The engineer can repair, create, or destroy important tools and machinery.
- 03Mechanical transport
- The journey includes all-terrain vehicles, jetpacks, armored trains, and moving platforms.
- 04World exploration
- Exploration reveals the setting’s history, lore, technology, and architecture.
The Last Shot compared to similar games
Jusant is an action-puzzle climbing game built around reaching the top of a tower, managing stamina, and choosing routes. The Last Shot instead combines platforming with machinery puzzles, vehicle travel, and a conspiracy set in a diesel-punk wartime world.
The Last Shot: platforms & release
Is The Last Shot worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy platforming adventures with machinery-based puzzles. Skip it if: players seeking a platforming adventure without puzzle-solving may bounce off the machinery-based challenges.
Where can I download The Last Shot?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Last Shot's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Last Shot on?
Windows only.
