THE FIRST GAME I CREATED

The Last Stand

The Last Stand is a first-person horror game. The player finds himself the sole survivor of a mining colony devastated by an alien attack. He is locked in the main control room where he has access to three stations. The most important station is the defense turret to protect the base from meteor showers. The second allows him to control an energy harvesting drone. The last one allows him to control a repair drone that repairs batteries damaged by meteors. In short, the player must manage each station and survive until wave 10. Also, he must be careful, because an enemy is lurking in the base, so he must be attentive to protect himself from a surprise attack.

 

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