Developer posts and news about this game.
The toxic cloud rework is finally done. You can see the difference here: I didn't quite reach the look I had in my head, unfortunately. The result is still good. The part I enjoy most is mixing the toxic cloud with the swarm. Luring the mindless things in and watching them go is
Small update — but you can see it. Cracks Reworked the road decay effect. Cracks used to spread across the ground as pale smudges; now the asphalt itself splits — the fractures open up around the locomotive and stay behind you. Driving over them is still a bad idea: the convoy bo
So, now that the visuals are more or less sorted out, it is time to add some action. This is a bullet heaven after all: you need to shoot a lot, and for that you need a lot of enemies. I mean, a couple of dozen mobs — hardly the end of the world, right? A couple of thousand, now
Honestly, the visuals were fine. The road read clearly, enemies stood out, resources didn't look like debris — functionally everything worked. It just wasn't anything to look at. And I wanted it to be. I wanted the frame to be worth something on its own: for the wasteland to feel
Why The story is about rescuing people, and the whole meta layer was built around that: the base, the foremen, the buildings. But in the run itself the rescued didn't take part at all — you pulled someone out of a shelter, and until the base they just rode in the locomotive. I wa
In the last news post I admitted the victory screen was still missing. It was the final brick — and here it is. We even overdelivered: there are five of them now. Faction downfall. Every captured invasion point now greets you with a full-screen splash: the defeated boss on the ru
A surprising thing happened today. After three months of hard work, I looked at the game and realized: it's ready for Early Access. There's nothing big left on the list — only polishing and balancing what's already there. What that means in practice: — All four factions are finis
Last time I promised the next post would be about the radio tower and quests. Keeping my word: it's all in the demo now . What's new Between runs there is now a base — the place your convoy returns to after a run, where you spend everything you risked hauling back. Buildings. The
It's been a while since I last shared what I've been working on. Time to fix that! What I'm working on Two weeks ago I mentioned I'd started on meta progression. Since then I've also released the demo, and marketing takes time too — but the main focus right now is base upgrading
The Last Convoy demo is live on Steam — free, no sign-up, no strings attached. In short: a survivors-like where, instead of a character, you've got a growing road train. We drive through a dying world, and every car you hook on adds a gun or some function. The longer the train, t
Remember signing up for the Last Convoy playtest? Well, it's still alive, and a big update just landed — a brand-new global map interface. When I was making the global map, I looked to RimWorld for reference. And there, as you know, there's nothing fancy — a plain hex globe, and
I haven't abandoned the game, whatever some of you might have thought. I just overslept, spaced out, dropped the ball, fumbled it, blanked, choked, goofed up, froze — long story short, I missed the registration deadline for the summer Steam Fest. Then family stuff knocked me out
This is more of a test post I'm writing to figure out how the news and announcements system works. I spent my weekend adding gamepad and Steamdeck support. I'm happy with the result, and I hope you like it too.