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Last House Standing

By Wired Pixels · Windows

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One house, a lab inside, and thousands of zombies outside. Hold out while Dr. Ferrán finishes the cure, then take it to the whole city: six chapters, 140 waves and 28 bosses. Every run earns coins for the upgrade tree.

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FIND YOUR KIND OF PLAY

Before you play.

Game style
Action · Casual · Indie · Simulation
Platforms
Windows

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ANSWERS FOR YOUR FIRST SESSION

Last House Standing gameplay guide and player questions

Steam edition · Researched Nov 9, 2026 · Guide updated Nov 9, 2026.

Our guidance

How do I progress if I lose a round?

Losing is part of the plan. Every zombie you defeat drops coins, and you keep these coins even when your house falls. You can then spend them on a wide upgrade tree with over 40 nodes to improve your defenses for the next attempt.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

Are there specific strategies for the upgrade tree?

There is no set path for upgrades. You can choose to go all in on your cursor power, fill the field with various traps like bear traps and mines, or try a completely unique strategy that nobody else has attempted yet.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

How do I handle zombies with helmets?

Some zombies wear helmets that allow them to shrug off hits. You must continue attacking them until the helmet flies off, leaving them vulnerable to your cursor or traps. Keep firing until their protection is removed to ensure they are defeated.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

What should I do when a plane drops a crate?

When a plane flies over and drops a crate, you must move your cursor to collect it. Inside, you might find powerful items like incendiary ammo, a frost effect that stops enemies, or an airstrike to clear the map.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

How does the gameplay change in the second chapter?

The second chapter takes place at night, where you rely solely on floodlights to see. You will face new, challenging zombie types like crawlers that stay below your bullets and grasshoppers that can leap directly over your traps and wire.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

What happens to my survivors in the later city chapters?

In the city chapters, you no longer defend a house. Your survivors are out in the open, and if they fall during these missions, they do not come back. You must manage their survival carefully across these four additional, distinct chapters.

Based on source 1.

Our guidance

How do I deal with the prison complex level?

In the prison complex, inmates will attempt to dig tunnels under your fence. Additionally, you must contend with guards who wear bulletproof vests, requiring more sustained damage or specific trap placements to overcome their increased durability during the wave.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

Can I save my progress during a run?

Yes, the game supports saving at any time. This feature allows you to pause your session and return later without losing your current progress, making it easier to manage the 8 to 10-minute runs at your own pace.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

What is the Zombiary?

The Zombiary is a collection that tracks everything you have killed during your playthroughs. It serves as a record of the various zombie types you have encountered and defeated, allowing you to review your progress against the game's diverse enemy roster.

Based on source 1.

Source facts

Are there different ways to play if I have limited mobility?

Yes, the game includes a Mouse Only Option, which allows you to play without needing complex keyboard inputs. It is also designed to be playable without timed input, making it accessible for players who prefer a more relaxed control scheme.

Based on source 1.

Sources & scope

  1. Publisher description on Steam ↗Checked Nov 9, 2026

AI-assisted research with automated evidence and consistency checks. Good Game Daily organizes publisher information into practical answers. Guidance is an editorial interpretation of those sources. These notes are based on source research rather than a firsthand playtest; editions and later updates may differ.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Check the fit before you install

For Last House Standing · Steam edition.

  1. Compare your device with the listed Windows requirements. Controller support is not verified here.
  2. Steam lists single-player support. Read the developer’s requirements if you need to play without an internet connection; single-player does not by itself establish offline access.
  3. The full-game US price snapshot is 3.99 USD; check the current price in your region.

Decision guide updated 2026-10-29. Based on the publisher listing checked 2026-11-09; this is not a firsthand review.

PC EDITION · STEAM

Choose how you play.

Platforms
Windows
Play modes
Single-player
Languages
English, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal, Italian, German, Bulgarian, Czech, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Spanish - Latin America, Hungarian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, French
Release date / window
Oct 25, 2026
Full game price · US
3.99 USD

The full game and its demo may have different availability. Prices are a US storefront snapshot. DLC and in-game purchases may cost extra.

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Windows minimum requirements

Minimum: OS: Windows 10 (64-bit) Processor: Dual core at 2.0 GHz Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: OpenGL 3.3 compatible Storage: 300 MB available space

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