The Last Stand: Dead Zone is a survival and strategy game: after a zombie outbreak you run a compound in Union City, organize your survivors and head out for food, water, ammo and materials. It plays in the browser, with no Flash and nothing to install, and your compound and progress are saved to your account. It is in beta: parts of the game may still be missing and errors may appear.
In beta: parts of the game may still be missing and errors may appear.
The Last Stand: Dead Zone is a survival game that mixes base management with real-time combat. You lead a group of survivors holed up in a compound in Union City, a city overrun by the infected.
This edition is free and needs no Flash: it runs directly in the browser.
You put up food and water storage, beds, a workbench and generators, and keep upgrading every building. Each survivor eats and drinks every day, so you have to watch the supplies, the comfort and the morale of the group.
Fuel speeds up construction when you don't want to wait, and the tutorial walks you through organizing the compound step by step.
From the map you pick a place in the city, such as a store, a hardware shop or a park, equip your team and go in, in real time. You search shelves for items, avoid or fight the infected horde and get back to the compound with your loot before time runs out.
Survivors can be wounded, so it pays to choose carefully who goes out and with which weapons.
Every survivor who arrives at the compound can be given a role: Fighter, Medic, Scavenger, Engineer or Recon. The role decides what they are good at and how they help the group, and they level up as they go on missions.
The Last Stand: Dead Zone runs on an FB Games server of its own, with an account separate from the other games. The account is required and keeps your compound, your survivors and your progress. The game interface is in English; the home page and the guide on the site are in Spanish and English.
It is in beta and there is still work to do: there are no alliances or player-versus-player fights yet, and errors may appear.
Go to deadzone.fbgamesweb.com and sign up with a username and a password. It is free and an account is needed to play.
Build your first storage, speed up the work, give your first survivor a role and head out on your first mission.
Gather resources on the map, recruit more survivors, upgrade your compound and level up.
Go to deadzone.fbgamesweb.com, create your account, finish the tutorial and play from the browser. No Flash and nothing to install.
Yes. This edition runs in the browser with no Flash and no plugins.
Yes, playing is free. Donations are voluntary and optional.
Build and upgrade your compound, recruit survivors and give them a role, head out on scavenging missions across Union City, fight the infected and level up.
Yes. FB Games runs its own server at deadzone.fbgamesweb.com, with accounts separate from the other games. It is in beta.
It opens in the mobile browser with touch controls, but the game has a lot of interface: a computer is the recommended way to play.
Yes. Your compound, your survivors and your level are saved on the server, tied to your account, and you can continue from another computer by logging in.
Not yet. For now the game focuses on your compound and the missions against the infected; alliances and PvP are still to come.
The game interface is in English; the home page and the guide on the game's site are in Spanish and English.
No. The original game is by Con Artist Games; this is a browser edition from an independent project.
Brand notice: The Last Stand: Dead Zone is an original game by Con Artist Games and is in beta here. This is a browser edition: FB Games is an independent project and is not the official Con Artist Games site.
Creating an account takes a minute, and you play straight from your browser.