Survive an Apocalyptic Wasteland as Last Oasis Hits Early Access Today

Last Oasis offers a different take on the survival MMO genre by forcing players to remain mobile on a shattered Earth.

If you missed the announcement trailer back in January, now’s the time to start paying attention to brand-new survival MMO Last Oasis. This nomadic take on the genre just hit Early Access and is available on Steam right now.

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Last Oasis offers a glimpse at what society might be like in the not-too-distant future. With Earth’s environment plunged into two opposing extremes, players must keep their settlements mobile on giant walkers as they try to outrun the burning sun and freezing night.

As part of the #StayTheFuckHome initiative to curb the spread of Covid-19, developer Donkey Crew launched Last Oasis with a 17% discount. A week from today’s launch, that price will go back up to the standard $29.99 on Steam.

Donkey Crew Creative Director Florian “chadz” Hofreither commented on the surprise launch today:

We are thrilled to be launching Last Oasis into Steam Early Access today. Despite facing uncertain times, our beta testers have been as invaluable these past few weeks as they have been throughout our entire closed beta phase, helping us improve and shape the game.

We’d like to take this opportunity to thank them and also encourage the same level of openness and involvement from new players, who we look forward to welcoming into our growing community.

While Last Oasis is one of the more unique takes on the genre we’ve seen lately, it’s by no means the only survival game hitting digital shelves this year. Be sure to take a look at our 11 most anticipated survival titles due to land in 2020, and stay tuned to GameSkinny for more Last Oasis news.


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