Full edition: the journey to the last warmth, all six wanderers and every difficulty, endless nights. Coming soon. Follow the page to hear first.

An old hearth is said to never go out. You are the one who keeps it.

Last Warmth is a hand-inked storybook survival game. By day you gather wood, stone and food. At dusk you build fences, walls, braziers and beds. At night the Frostlings walk straight at your one campfire, and you hold them off. Dawn is a reward, never a failure screen. Then the next night is a little colder.

In the demo

• Gather, build, hold. Chop, mine and forage by day, cook at the Hearth, and ring your fire with fences, walls and braziers before dark.
• A camp that grows. Click or tap any building to grow it: a fence becomes a gate, a leaf bed a tent. Repair what the night broke.
• Frostlings. They never sneak around: they walk straight at the fire and break whatever stands in the way. Every night is colder, and the White Tide comes from every side.
• An open world. Rivers, ruins with frozen caches, old relics and hamlets. Walk far and the wilds bite back.
• Kin. Strangers walk in from the dark and ask to stay. Let them in and they work the camp, and some come back to you later.
• Hand-inked. Every frame is drawn like a storybook, with films told in speech bubbles and music made live.
• 48 trophies, two wanderers to earn, a daily night everyone shares, and the demo plays on after the White Tide.
• Plays in your browser and on phones, in English, Romanian, Spanish, French and German.

Demo or full edition

Controls. Desktop: WASD or the arrow keys to move, E to interact (hold it to repair), click to attack or place, B or Tab for the build wheel, Esc to pause. Touch: a joystick on the left, and Action, Attack and Build on the right.

Latest news: see the devlog below the game.