Cardboard VR survival horror. Look, lock, survive five chapters — or play handheld without a viewer.
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About the app
The Last Village: Ashfall is a mobile VR survival-horror score attack built for Google Cardboard viewers. Look, lock, and survive a five-chapter journey from a moonlit ruined village to a sunrise summit relay. Head-gaze aiming with viewer trigger, tap fire, or auto-fire. No viewer? A full handheld mode runs the same campaign with drag-to-look. Comfort-first: fixed position, no artificial locomotion, no camera shake. Horror without gore. Seventeen languages. Ads only on the portrait menu — never while stereo VR is running. Three one-time purchases, no subscriptions.
Key Features
Five-chapter campaign
Distinct places and named elite infected — from the Silent Bell to the Last Dawn — not an endless wave grind.
Head-gaze VR + handheld
Aim with your head in a Cardboard viewer, or play the full campaign handheld with drag-to-look when you do not have one.
Built to be comfortable
Fixed position, no artificial locomotion, no camera shake. Chapters run about six to ten minutes.
Horror without gore
Dread, storms, ruins, and luminous eyes — no blood or dismemberment. Ads stay on the portrait menu only.
