Last Wing

A vertical air combat shooter where you read the threat and fit the counter: 120 stages, 6 fighters, a boss in every stage.

In one night, the machines took every weapon on Earth. One old analog jet is still flying, and you are the pilot.

Last Wing is a vertical air combat shooter where fast thumbs are not enough. Every sortie has a dominant threat: heat-seeking missiles, radar-guided missiles, drone swarms, armour, warships. The briefing tells you what is coming. You decide what to hang under the wings, and then you fly it.

No account. No tracking prompt. No connection needed to play. The game is free and supported by ads; rewarded videos only ever play when you ask for one.

Key Features

Read the Threat, Pick the Counter

Heat-seeking missiles on your tail: drop flares
Radar lock warning: chaff breaks the lock, an ECM pod slows it down
Drone swarms: the CIWS shreds them
Destroyers and submarines: anti-ship missiles, sonobuoys and torpedoes
An air defence network that works like one: knock out a radar site and the launchers around it go blind, bomb the power plant and every radar on the field goes dark
A radar warning receiver that marks off-screen aircraft and incoming missiles on the edge of the screen

120 Stages Across a World at War

12 chapters over deserts, oceans, jungles and snowfields, through Cairo, Istanbul, New York, London, Reykjavik, Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo, Shanghai, Sydney, Dubai and Paris, and finally into orbit
A boss in every stage: flying fortresses, stealth bombers, airborne carriers and the AI core itself
Enemies from every edge of the screen: fighters, interceptors, gunships, tanks, mechs, missile boats and robots that fold into jets
Ground and sea targets that scroll with the terrain, so the coastline decides what shoots at you

Build Your Fighter

6 aircraft, each with its own strengths, plus paint schemes
A cannon, 3 weapon pylons, 2 defence bays and 2 system slots
IR missiles, rocket pods, laser-guided bombs, anti-ship and anti-radiation missiles, a loyal wingman and more
Upgrade and rearm in the middle of a fight, as long as nobody has a lock on you
A support strike that charges with every kill and clears the screen when you need it most

Hold the Front

A front map where you choose the next sortie
50 side missions: rescue survivors, or cut an enemy supply line and remove that threat from the stages ahead
Tower defence battles where you build and upgrade turrets around an outpost while you fight
A shelter where the survivors you bring home produce ammo, alloy and research, even while you are away
Later on, a squadron of your own to send out on missions

A Story Worth Flying For

The year is 2047. Nyx, the AI built to keep the peace, has locked down the planet
LUMA, an assistant that is not on its network, flies with you from the desert to the core
12 ranks to earn, from Flight Cadet to Marshal of the Air Force
Your own callsign and portrait, used throughout the story

Easy to Pick Up

One finger to fly; the guns fire on their own
Plays offline, with progress saved on your device
All music and sound effects synthesised on your device as you play
Playable in English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español, Português (Portugal and Brasil), Русский and Bahasa Indonesia

Free & Paid

Free

All 120 stages, every side mission and the whole story
All 6 aircraft, every paint scheme and every piece of equipment, bought with credits and materials you earn in play
The shelter, the squadron and the pilot ranks

The game shows a full-screen ad between some stages, from stage 6 onward. Rewarded videos are optional: watch one to double a stage’s credits, speed up shelter production, or get back into a fight after being shot down. With no connection the game shows no ads at all.

Remove Ads (one-time purchase)

Removes the full-screen ads between stages
A single payment, once. Not a subscription
Rewarded videos stay available, because those are always your choice

Repair Kit ×5 (optional consumable)

A repair kit puts you back in the fight at half hull. The pack is offered only when you are shot down with none in stock, and repair kits can also be bought in the Hangar with credits earned in play.

Why You’ll Love It

Most shooters ask you to dodge better. This one asks you to think before you take off: the stage that wrecked you with radar missiles is a different stage with chaff on board, and the convoy you cut off yesterday is the flak you don’t meet today. The dodging is still there. It just isn’t the only thing that decides the fight.