
Last Breath is a solo/cooperative terraforming survival game. Dig through terrain, build powerful machines, and restore life to a dead planet. Work together to survive, automate, and reshape the world from the ground up, literally.
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Last Breath is a solo/cooperative terraforming survival game where you and your friends must bring a dead planet back to life. Dig deep, build smart, and fight to restore a world that has lost everything.
After centuries of pollution and war, the surface is barren and toxic. But beneath the dust lies the potential for new life. Armed with shovels, machines, and raw determination, your team will carve tunnels, extract resources, and construct the foundations of a reborn ecosystem.
Key Features:
Cooperative Gameplay: Work together online to explore, survive, and rebuild. Share resources, machines, and progress as a team.
Digging and Terraforming: Break through layers of terrain to uncover resources, clear space, and sculpt the environment to your advantage.
Survival and Strategy: Balance power, oxygen, and food as you expand your base in a hostile world.
Modular Machines and Automation: Set up extractors, generators, and processing units to automate your operations and accelerate growth.
Dynamic Environment: Watch the world change as you fight back the wasteland and regrow forests, lakes, and clean air.
The future of the planet is in your hands. Will you restore it or let it die for good?
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I really enjoyed playing this game right up until I got my base destroyed by the multiple meteor showers and everything turned to sh1t. So I started another game and once again hours later (you guessed it) it all turned to sh1t once more. When you consider the amount of grind required to go from T1, T2 to T3 and build everything, no wonder people complain when it gets destroyed. I saw many posts from other players complaining about the same damn thing and guess what, I 100% Agree with the meteor showers being a major PITA. What's the point of us spending hours building only to get everything destroyed. Completely pointless and irritating. I got fed up after building for the second time and getting it smashed to bits again. Hours of my time wasted. Thanks devs. At least In Planet crafter the meteor showers do not destroy everything around you and and respect the fact that we you spend hours and sometimes days building, and they also drop much needed resources. I don't understand how game devs can come up with an irritating and pointless idea and seem unable to respect people's time. If I want to destroy something I'll go play demolition derby. Anyway, It's uninstalled. Wasted more than enough time. I hope they eventually realize how pointless it is and decide to reverse course on the meteor showers. If not, it'll be added to my sh1t games folder never to be played again. Enough said.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America +2 more
Hours played at review time, across 65 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Played for 4 hours, does not even look like early acces. When you dont follow quests you get quests and have to do everything again, When you follow quests you need materials you cannot get. I know its early acces and i play a lot of early acces games, but with this one all you can do is get wood stone and some metals. So thats what you do all the time. Lost a lot of materials too because of a bug at the worktable where the screen does not disappear when you go out. so again just getting wood and stone.... Even though its 5 euros right now, its still not worth that
I like the game, and this game can have a lot of potential but its too buggy and progress isnt always saved.. - It seems that auto-save happens every so minutes.. so if you do something then quit game or quit to menu you can lose progress (add a save button in canvas?) - I have 3 storage chests, only the 1st one I built retains what I put in there (only till when the game saves) , the other chests each load lose everything in it. (this has happened to me again, and a 4th chest I built no longer exists even though I've built other things after it and reload the game and things after it are still there.) - I feel that the player crafting menu and inventory should be the same canvas - If you craft something I think first location it should go to is hotbar (so if you are crafting a weapon you dont have to close crafting hit tab, then move to hotbar) - When at a crafting bench it should pull from your inventory the resources, I shouldnt have to drag - Shift Middle Mouse button on dig took me while to figure out - The o2 and o3 is still not clear to me yet in the game - The rain is good but feel like it should be acid rain and only way to not take damage is be under ground (but then collecting it is dumb) - The LOD on the smoke coming out from pollution thing can be seen very far away - Point to the Domes? - Tiered benches in my option should be able to also craft things below next tier (all tier 1 items should be available in a tier 2 bench)
I was having fun, but ended up crashing (could only get 4fps). Restarted and my buddy lost all of his stuff. So we reloaded my world under his lobby. I lost all of my items. Then we reloaded under my lobby and both of our chests with all of our items disappeared but other equipment was there but we both lost our entire inventories....
Basically if Icarus and Planet Crafters had a little mini baby. Its not AAA, but it has all the basis of a game of its type and the indie developer has been quite responsive. Definatly worth your time and specially at the very low price.
maybe the next planet crafter type game i like the style, but like any early access it has its problems, i think this game will be great if the devs keep regular updates coming to fix bugs and QOL issues, but the aesthetic of game is excellent and different, like any crafting you start with nothing and pick up wood and stones so you know the game even if you havt played it, day time is chill and night time is hard when the zombies come out, defiantly on the challenging side of survival crafting but i love that,
Fun until another player uninvited entered my "private" game, and destroyed 2 days of work, in 2 minutes. Refund requested!
laggy buggy buggy laggy freeze freezy, not possible to play yet in this stage. tutorial is dumb as hell
This game is a must get. Very fun to play with friends or by yourself. Dev is constantly being amazing at fixing any sort of issues and is open to suggestions. For the price, this game is worth adding to your library.
It's not there yet but has a good solid foundation so far. If you have played minecraft or any space crafting building before it will feel familiar. Oxygen depletes faster than hunger and thirst. It's very important to get an axe and pickaxe for resources early game. Combat is functional but not great. 8.1/10 https://youtu.be/kdJowpEsloc?is=KoCB1xzOKUt_zE3F
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