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Last Planet is a solo sci-fi survival game: explore an abandoned mining base, manage scarce resources, avoid or confront hostile creatures, and uncover the truth to shut down a rogue alien AI before it’s too late.
Released
February 18, 2026
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Windows
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Last sync
September 16, 2026
Last Planet is a sci-fi survival game set on a hostile world overrun by an alien threat. Explore abandoned facilities, uncover the mystery behind the invasion, and fight to survive through intense combat and resource management.
Developed by a solo creator, Last Planet delivers an immersive atmosphere, constant tension, and rewarding progression where learning, adaptation, and exploration are the keys to survival.

Unlockable mobility abilities:
Character stat upgrades:
Weapon upgrades and customization
Special artifacts that modify gameplay rules (e.g. New Game Plus)
FPS / survival hybrid with strong atmospheric tension
Progression focused on mobility and vertical gameplay
Dark and oppressive universe
Immersive approach (weapon-integrated HUD, real-time resource management)

A forgotten planet. An irreversible mistake. One last chance.
In a distant future, humanity exploits the far reaches of the galaxy in search of vital resources. On Khelag-X61, an isolated mining planet, a deep drilling operation goes too far. By digging beyond the rock layers, the colonists awaken something that should have remained buried.
Ancient, aggressive creatures emerge from the depths. But that is not all: a massive buried structure of alien origin activates. Within hours, Khelag-X61 descends into chaos. An alien AI takes control of the network, locks down all exits, and places the colony under absolute quarantine.
You play as a surviving Cosmoldier, trapped in a maze of industrial tunnels and abandoned research facilities, where even the atmosphere itself feels hostile. Security systems no longer respond. Communications are cut. Every corridor is a threat.
