Hold out until dawn
Wave after wave, day and night. Every third wave comes in the dark: more of them, faster, hungrier. Spend your cash between waves on guns, armour and supplies.
Free co-op zombie survival · 1–8 players
Board up the houses, light the dark with sky flares and keep each other alive until dawn, right in your browser. Every phone is a controller.
Recorded in the game
A night wave on the crossroads: the horde comes in and a sky flare lights the street.
Couch co-op in 30 seconds
Load the game on a computer or TV and pick a mode and a map. That screen shows the game for everyone.
Each friend points a phone camera at the lobby’s QR code. Their phone becomes a gamepad in seconds: no app, no account.
Board up the doors, light the dark, revive each other and hold out until dawn. Or play online, each on your own screen.


What you’re in for
Wave after wave, day and night. Every third wave comes in the dark: more of them, faster, hungrier. Spend your cash between waves on guns, armour and supplies.
Walk into any building, nail boards over the doors and windows and hold the line. When it goes wrong, smash out through a window and run.
Walls, reinforced walls, gates only you can open, spike traps and torches. Drag to lay a whole line; a ghost shows exactly where each piece goes.
In Explore, search a fresh town every game for food, guns and planks by day, then hold your campfire through the night siege.
Walkers, axe throwers, acid spitters and brutes that smash walls, and every fifth wave a boss with thousands of health walks in. Bring a magnum.

Twin sticks, big buttons and haptics on the phone in your pocket. Couch co-op without buying a single gamepad.
Light is life
After dark your flashlight burns through its battery. Scavenge batteries from the fallen or buy them between waves. Fire a sky flare to light up a whole street for forty seconds, throw a flashbang to freeze a horde in its tracks, and plant torches to lure them away from your door.
Night survival guide →
Three ways to play

Waves, a shop between rounds, boss waves, buyable doors and boarded windows. Four maps, from a lone safehouse to a container depot.

A freshly generated town each game. Scavenge, craft bandages, eat, build up your camp and keep the campfire burning through every night.

A campaign of ten co-op jobs, each in its own kind of town: siphon fuel, cut into the police yard, burn the nest, signal the chopper. Stars unlock perks.
Field manual
Start hereThe Last Flare beginner’s guide: how to survive your first nightNew to The Last Flare? The controls, how waves and the shop work, reviving friends, staying lit after dark, and ten habits that keep a team alive.
Co-opHow to play with friends: use your phone as a game controllerPlay The Last Flare with up to 8 friends: couch co-op with phones as controllers (just scan a QR code), keyboards and gamepads, or online.
DefenceBarricades and building: how to hold any house in The Last FlareHow boarded doors and windows work, how to rebuild them, every build piece and its cost, and the base layouts that keep a team alive in The Last Flare.
Questions
Yes. The whole game is free to play in your browser: every mode, map and weapon. An optional OMEN Foundation account keeps your level on every device and puts your best runs on the world leaderboards.
No. It runs in any modern browser on a computer, a TV with a browser, a tablet or a phone. Open the page and play; there is nothing to install for you or your friends.
Up to 8 players in one game. Mix keyboard and mouse, a second keyboard player, gamepads and phones on the same screen, or play online with friends on their own screens.
Start a game on a computer or TV and a QR code appears in the lobby. Friends scan it with their phone camera and their phone becomes a twin-stick gamepad: move, aim, shoot, reload, throw, build. No app needed.
Yes. Every mode works solo, and the waves scale with the number of players, so a lone survivor faces a smaller horde than a full team.
Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, iPhone, iPad and Android, in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox. A phone can host a game on its own screen too.
No. Play as a guest and your progress is saved on that device. Sign in with OMEN if you want your level to follow you to other devices and to appear on the leaderboards.
Free, in your browser, on any screen. Nothing to install.
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