Last Exit

Kick open doors with no idea what's behind them. Nine buildings, each with its own way of stopping you — working lifts, a rising flood, a custodian on your heels.

Last Exit is a neon-noir arcade shooter about getting out of a building that would rather you didn't.

Nine buildings, and every one of them asks a different question. You start at one end and fight your way to the other — down through a tower, up through a spire, and in the last two, all the way there and all the way back again.

EVERY DOOR IS A DECISION Kick a door open and something comes out: a guard, a civilian running for their life, or loot. You get a heartbeat to work out which.

DON'T SHOOT THE CIVILIANS Get one out to the street and it pays. Put a round through one and it costs you several times more than the guard standing next to them.

NINE BUILDINGS, NINE PROBLEMS THE TOWER, THE CAR PARK, THE SUBWAY and THE SPIRE get you started. Then:

• THE ATRIUM — working elevators. Call one and you have to stand there and wait for it. • THE DARK — you can see a torch-width of the room. Your own muzzle flash is the only light you control. • THE PLANT — coolant rising floor by floor. You may not stop. • THE LONG WAY OUT — the exit is welded shut. The way out is through the building and back. • LAST EXIT — the longest run in the game, and a custodian who takes the lift after you.

THE BUILDING FIGHTS BACK Floors drop into RUSH HOUR, ARMORED, BLACKOUT, SEALED or GAS LEAK with no warning, and a lockdown clock runs the whole time you're in there.

TAKE SOMETHING WITH YOU Choose a perk every few floors — RAPID FIRE, ADRENALINE, PLATE CARRIER, SCAVENGER, TUNNEL VISION, OVERSHIELD. Chain your kills for a combo multiplier, and kick a door hard enough into someone for a bonus.

DAILY RUN One building, one seed, the same for everyone that day, scored on its own.

Seven kinds of opposition from grunts to riot shields, two bosses, ladders, ramps, gantries and lifts, and a building laid out fresh every single run.

Built for landscape, on iPhone and iPad. Made for short runs and one more go.

The first four buildings are free to play. One purchase — no subscription, no ads, no energy timers — opens the other five.