Grandma's Last Stand

Grandma's Last Stand

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Description

Grandma's kitchen has been invaded by rats and she will not call an exterminator. Auto-shoot, dodge, and level up through endless waves of increasingly vicious rodents. Pick upgrades, unlock weapons, and defend the kitchen at all costs!

Released

October 13, 2026

Price

$1.99

Platforms

Windows

Developer

Belle's Labs

Publisher

Belle's Labs

Last sync

October 13, 2026

About

The rats messed with the wrong grandma.

They came for the kitchen. The cheese. The crumbs behind the stove. What they didn't count on was a 78-year-old woman with a candy cane launcher, zero patience, and an apron full of upgrades.

Grandma's Last Stand is a top-down auto-shooter where you fight off increasingly ridiculous waves of rats in grandma's kitchen. Pick the right upgrades, and try not to panic when 40 rats pour in from every corner of the room.

She's means business.

Grandma doesn't mess around. Survive long enough and she'll pull out the knitting needles, drop honey traps on the floor, and blast cookies in every direction. The rats never saw it coming.

Every run is different.

Level up and pick from random upgrades. Go full offense and turn the kitchen into a warzone. Stack health and let the rats bounce off you. Or invest in XP and out-level everything on screen. The only wrong choice is dying.

Features:

  • Auto-shooting grandma
  • 15+ upgrades that actually change how you play
  • 3 unlockable weapons that grandma definitely should not have access to
  • 5 rat types — some bite, some shoot, some are just unreasonably large
  • Bosses every 5 waves that take up way too much of the screen
  • Runs last 10-20 minutes, or 45 seconds if you're bad at it
  • Pixel art that your grandma would describe as "nice, dear"
  • Keyboard & Mouse. WASD to move. Grandma handles the rest

One more run. Just one more.

You'll say this 11 times. We're not sorry.

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