Last Roof: Survival is a survival strategy game set in a zombie apocalypse backdrop. As the end of the world arrives and zombies run rampant, the globe is plunged into an unprecedented survival crisis. In this world shrouded by death and fear, you, as a survivor, must rise up, organize defenses, and guard the last bastion of safety.

Organize Defenses, Guard the Home
Faced with the constant influx of zombie hordes, you need to carefully plan the layout of the rooftop shelter and set up sturdy defense facilities, such as walls, obstacles, and traps, to fend off zombie invasions.
The specific setup of defense facilities can be adjusted based on actual conditions. For example, walls can be constructed using collected metal and wood, while traps can be designed utilizing environmental characteristics and zombie habits.

Operate the Rooftop Shelter Wisely
In a world of scarce resources at the end of days, ensuring that survivors' basic survival needs are met is crucial.
Constructing various survival facilities is essential, including living quarters, food storage areas, and medical facilities. The living quarters provide survivors with a safe resting environment; the food storage areas need to stockpile sufficient food and water sources; and the medical facilities are used to treat survivors' injuries and illnesses.

Form a Survivor Squad and Explore the City
Relying solely on the protection of the shelter is insufficient. You need to form a survivor squad and bravely explore the zombie-infested city to search for scarce supplies and resources.
During the exploration, you will encounter various unknown dangers and emergencies, requiring careful thinking and decision-making. Whether to avoid danger or confront challenges will affect the fate of the survivor squad.

Face Choices, Shape Fates
Every choice you make will impact the survivors' fates. Whether it's deciding on the construction direction of the shelter or choosing exploration routes and strategies, you need to make the wisest decisions based on current conditions and resources.
Wrong decisions may lead survivors into crises or even death; while correct decisions may bring a ray of hope, securing more survival opportunities for the survivors.