The Last Guy gets found on PSN tomorrow

by Alexander Sliwinski { Aug 27th 2008 at 5:20PM }

The Last Guy, a mash-up of Google maps and "follow the leader" (or Snake, if we can talk super old-school), will be available tomorrow on PSN for $10, according to the PlayStation Blog. The 15 stages of zombie-dodging gameplay takes place in several cities across the globe, which use aerial photography as "levels" -- the demo, which takes place in Asakusa, Tokyo became available last week on PSN. Check out the video after the break for a taste of what The Last Guy has to offer.

Tags: psn, psn-store, sony, the-last-guy

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

SuperGayParade @ Aug 27th 2008 5:24PM

This game had the best promotional team ever.

Pixelantes Anonymous @ Aug 27th 2008 10:34PM

You are the number one commenter in all of Hindustan.

I shouldn't have said that. I shouldn't have said that.

Ayrkain @ Aug 28th 2008 7:54AM

Still, I think the comment came out pretty cool.

Duke @ Aug 27th 2008 5:28PM

That's a clever looking game. I'm intrigued.

j.howlett @ Aug 27th 2008 5:33PM

tried the demo yesterday and it was fun. don't think i have the tv to fully grasp everything though

chronomaster.k @ Aug 27th 2008 5:41PM

Seems a lot like that one game from WTF but with more diversity in playing the game.

And significantly cooler music.

atrimus @ Aug 27th 2008 5:47PM

not really into PSN and XBL Arcade games, but ign did give this a 9/10. guess it wouldn't hurt to try the demo at least.

zuburi @ Aug 27th 2008 7:40PM

I shit into a bowl and IGN gave it a 7.9 so, you know.

You should check this game out, though.

WhoMe @ Aug 27th 2008 6:05PM

My problem with the game is that it is sometimes hard to see the routes you can use, esp with buildings. Guess that's the downside of using aerial images.

Was pretty fun tho.

Yema @ Aug 27th 2008 9:20PM

No its not. If you hold 'x', it enables radar that lets you see people in buildings as well as all possible routes. everything you can't walk through is blacked out.

skittens @ Aug 27th 2008 6:10PM

Ok serious...who didn't find themselves tapping their foot during that video (especially when the loading logo was flashing to the beat)?

Maverick Saturn @ Aug 27th 2008 6:27PM

This game redefines gaming as a whole, my whole life was changed :O

Okay, thats lies, but it is fun, do give it a try ^^

kastonie @ Aug 27th 2008 6:44PM

is there a custom level maker? I would like to make my hometown into a level for this game.....

Zak Canard @ Aug 27th 2008 7:18PM

Since I'm probably not going to get a PS3 any time soon I'll just have to make do with the flash version

JohnMazz @ Aug 27th 2008 7:52PM

Uh, can some one get continuity on the phone... So your saying Snake is older than Follow the Leader... =/

Vault @ Aug 27th 2008 8:51PM

The demo was fun but I have a pretty small television and it was reaaaallly hard to see anything when I am not 100% zoomed in (and then I missed a lot of zombies).
Oh well, if I had a larger TV I'd certainly buy it but I've got bad eyesight as it is and I don't think I'll enjoy the game much when I can't see it. :(

Skaz @ Aug 27th 2008 10:17PM

Reminds me of Flicky.

Secre @ Aug 28th 2008 2:05AM

HOLY CRAP O.o! That's my neighborhood!

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No, just kidding xD. This stupid post brought to you by an idiot.

knowthyself @ Aug 28th 2008 8:49AM

Wow..you will go blind playing this.

redjack @ Aug 28th 2008 9:09AM

Google maps had nothing to do with this. Google uses satellite imagery, not aerial imagery. You couldn't get this sort of image resolution from a satellite. Usually you can only get a meter GSD -- unlike aerial which is usually around a 12 to 6-inch GSD.