The Last AliveGoogle PlayWinter survival in a dead city
Stay hidden. Stay alive.
Drones sweep the frozen rooftops. Food, power and medicine run lower every night. Deep under an old water plant, your shelter holds the last light in the city — survive the winter before the cold, the hunger or the machines find you.
Up above
Drones circle the roofs, listening for engines and looking for light. One careless night — a fire too bright, a radio left on — and they turn your way. Every choice is a trade: warmth or silence, food today or tomorrow, safety or someone left outside.
The higher the Hush, the farther the drones pass.
Send every survivor to work — kitchen, generator, clinic, workbench. Idle hands are a luxury you can’t afford.
Night brings the danger: drones, raids, cold, strangers at the door. Pick one choice, and live with what it costs.
At dawn, count what is left. Find out what ran short — and whether everyone made it through.
Let any one of them hit zero and the shelter starts to break.
Stay quiet and stay dark, or the drones find you.
Food, power, medicine and parts — one more day at a time.
Fear spreads fast. Without trust, the group splits apart.
The will to go on. When it burns out, people walk into the snow.
Start with a cold room and a few tired survivors. Turn it into a shelter that can hold out.
Spend scavenged parts to level up the kitchen, generator, clinic and workbench. Every level squeezes out more for one more day.
More people means more hands — and more mouths. Decide who comes in from the cold.
Send a scout and see exactly what each choice will cost before you commit.
From the first frozen week to the gate in the north. The further you go, the harder winter hits.
Winter goes on after the story so far. Each day, something new comes to the shelter.
Plus one event of the day, every day.