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7.5/10 GameSpot Initial release date 31 July 2008 Mode Single-player video game | 9/10 IGN 77% Metacritic Genre Maze | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment Developers Sony Interactive Entertainment, SIE Japan Studio Platforms PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable Similar Reality Fighters, Galak‑Z: The Dimensional, Echochrome, Savage Moon, Super Stardust HD | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Last Guy is a PlayStation Network title for the PlayStation 3. It is available as a downloadable game on the PlayStation Store. The game is a rescue game in which the eponymous player character must guide civilians to escape from monster-infested cities. On July 31, 2008, it was released in Japan. It was released in North America and Europe on August 28, 2008.
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- Gameplay
- Development
- Reception
- References
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Gameplay
The Last Guy is played from a top-down perspective of a city that has been overrun by giant monsters, which the game refers to as "zombies". The player controls the titular The Last Guy, whose job is to find and lead stranded civilians to the escape zone before the time runs out, while evading enemy creatures. He can dash, manipulate the line of people following him, and use thermal imaging to find survivors. Over a twelve playable locations include cities from North America, Europe and Asia. Online features include a leaderboard for each city, a leaderboard for overall score, and counters that record the number of people rescued. Each city also hosts four VIPs which, when rescued, add bonus points to the final score and unlock additional bonus stages.
In May 2009, the game was updated to include trophy support and allow downloadable content to be purchased from the PlayStation Network.
Development
The Last Guy was rumored to use high-resolution satellite imagery from Google Earth to render real world cities, but this claim was later confirmed to be incorrect by the American producer of the game.
Reception
IGN's reviewer enjoyed the game, saying "The Last Guy is an outstanding title that's challenging, funny, and fresh." Gaming Target was positive, stating that The Last Guy "features just enough quirky and clever gameplay to be worth the $10" and later selecting the game for their list of "40 Games We'll Still Be Playing From 2008"