Lastbane is a paid action game for up to four players. It drops you and your friends into a creepy semi-open world where sound-sensitive monsters roam. The goal is simple: escape without getting caught and eaten. It’s tense at first, especially when everyone’s whispering just to avoid detection.

Explore and escape

In Lastbane, the monsters respond to even your footsteps, so staying quiet is part of the challenge. You can still use voice chat to strategize with friends, but one wrong noise could get you in trouble. That part is fun, especially in the beginning, and makes you feel like you're in a survival movie.

However, the tension doesn’t last. You have infinite stamina, making it easy to outrun monsters. Sometimes, they just mimic your movement instead of attacking. The bugs also get in the way—creatures glitch out or get stuck, and the overall polish is lacking. It’s short too, with just one map that makes replays feel repetitive.

Solid concept, uneven execution

Lastbane has an interesting concept with its sound-sensitive monsters and team-based survival setup. It sounds like a tense, exciting adventure, but it’s held back by bugs, unthreatening enemies, and a single map that makes replays feel repetitive. It needs major fixes before it can live up to its idea.