Last Isle: Survival

Role PlayingGoogle Play

6.0~~/10~~

Our score

★ 4.3·500K+ installs

Reviewed by Editorial Team, ScoredApps editorial · updated 2026-09-21

Screenshots

A survivor holding a holographic blueprint over an island fortress at sunset, captioned your base, your island

A player beside a wooden shack that transforms into a blue-domed mansion, captioned your base, your design

Survivors chopping a tree and mining a boulder, captioned gather every resource

The workbench with a rifle, its stats and mod slots, captioned upgrade your weapon

A squad of armed survivors advancing through a base at dusk, captioned survive as a team

A world map of islands linked by raid routes, captioned conquer the world

About Last Isle: Survival

Last Isle: Survival is Chuang Games' Rust-on-the-water — a flood has drowned 99 percent of the land, and you build a base on your own island, gather, farm, set turrets and traps, then raid other players' islands, loot dangerous zones and extract or lose it all, with guild wars for island control — free on Android since summer 2026 with no ads and packs to $99.99. It has 5,740 Google Play reviews at 4.3 and no iOS version. Fans rank it with the best survival games they have played; critics say it left beta with alpha-level bugs and will not let you move a wall once placed.

Game information

Developerchuang games

Version1.0.7

Size1.61 GB

Price / In-appFree

Contains adsNo

In-app purchasesYes

Content ratingEveryone 10+

Requires (Android)Android 8.0+

Offline modeNo — multiplayer survival server

Store rating4.3 from 5,858 ratings

Installs500K+

Data checked2026-09-21

Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-21. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.

Last Isle: Survival Review: Rust on an Island, Out of Beta by Name Only

Build the Island, Raid the Neighbours, Extract or Lose It

The design stitches three genres the listing names in order: island building — foundations, crops, tamed animals, turrets and traps on a plot you expand into an ocean fortress; FPS combat with a free switch to third person against monsters and other players, including raids that breach structures and take resources; and extraction — dangerous zones where you loot and must reach the exit to keep it. Around that sit guild wars for island control, alliances, visits to other players' bases, and a player-driven economy of free trade. The most-voted review, an August 21, 2026 five-star with 11 votes, ranks it with the best survival games it has played and singles out the menus — no clutter, you know what is going on — with two bugs: getting stuck in a fence until a restart, and a close-menu label not in English. A September 18 four-star finds the base loop compelling enough to keep playing through the rough edges.

Walls You Cannot Move, Loot That Vanishes, and Packs That Do Not Say What They Are

The rough edges are specific. The September 18 four-star: once a foundation, wall or roof is placed on your island there is no changing it — it stays forever — and the island timer is sometimes glitched, so loot disappears between leaving and returning to base; a September 16 patch fixed ceilings that could not be dismantled. The September 17 two-star's case is broader: the game claims to be out of beta but no alpha has this many problems, the release looks rushed to start taking money, and several purchasable packs have descriptions so vague that buyers end up with something other than they expected. The August five-star's fence and menu bugs round it out; no reviewer among the most-voted reports crashes or performance trouble, and the game has updated twice in September with fixes and text clean-up for some languages.

No Ads, Packs From $0.19 to $99.99 That Reviewers Cannot Parse, and a Data Card to Match

There are no ads. In-app items run from $0.19 to $99.99 on Google Play — the low end is regional pricing, the high end the usual survival-MMO bundles — and the September two-star's warning about vague pack descriptions is the only detail on what they contain. Google's data card lists financial info, app activity and device IDs both collected and shared. The floor is Android 8.0; no size is published; rated Everyone 10+ for fantasy violence, with user interaction flagged. There is no iOS version. Play shows 500,000-plus installs at 4.3. Chuang Games, a Hong Kong studio, publishes survival titles of this kind. Prices are regional.

Pros

Island building, FPS raids and extraction in one loop — Rust's shape on a phone
Menus a top reviewer calls unusually clean for the genre
Guild wars for island control, alliances, base visits and free trade
No ads, and September patches for building bugs and text
Among the best survival games one player has tried

Cons

Placed foundations, walls and roofs cannot be changed — ever
Loot that disappears when the island timer glitches
Purchasable packs with descriptions too vague to know what you buy
Out of beta by name, with alpha-level bugs and a non-English menu label

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Verdict

A 6.0: a genuine island survival shooter with raids and extraction that its players enjoy despite themselves, shipped out of beta with walls you cannot move, loot that vanishes and packs nobody can describe. Take it if you want Rust's loop on Android with a guild and can forgive an unfinished build. Skip it if permanent mistakes and vague $99.99 packs are the kind of thing that ends a game for you, or if you are on iPhone — there is no version.

Gameplay7A full survival-raid-extract loop with real stakes; permanent placement makes early mistakes permanent too.

Controls6First- or third-person shooting and building on touch; a fence that trapped one player until a restart.

Replay value7Raids, guild wars and an economy give it a server's worth of reasons to return.

Graphics & sound6Sunlit islands, a workbench you can read, a world map of raid routes — competent, not striking.

Monetisation4No ads, but $99.99 packs with vague descriptions and financial data shared.

6.0out of 10 · weighted average of the five scores above

Frequently asked questions

Can you play Last Isle: Survival offline?

No. It is a multiplayer survival game — your island exists on Chuang Games' servers, other players raid it, extraction zones are shared, and the September 2026 reviews' loot-timer glitch is a server-side problem. There is no offline or single-player mode on the listing.

Is Last Isle: Survival pay to win?

The reviews do not say directly; a September 2026 two-star says the release looks rushed to start taking money and that several packs have vague descriptions, which is the closest thing to a verdict. Items run $0.19 to $99.99 on Google Play with no ads. In a raiding game, bought gear shows. Prices vary by region.

What phone do you need for Last Isle: Survival?

Android 8.0 or newer; no size or recommended hardware is published, and none of the most-voted reviews reports performance problems in a 3D shooter with base building. There is no iPhone version.

Can you play Last Isle: Survival with friends?

Yes — that is the point: alliances, guild wars for island control, visits to friends' bases, joint raids and trade are all listed, and Google Play flags user interaction. A guild is also the defence, since your island can be raided while you are away.

How long does Last Isle: Survival take?

A survival server's rhythm: daily sessions to gather, build and defend, with raids and extractions as the events and guild wars as the long game. Permanent building placement means the first island you lay out is the one you keep, per a September 2026 four-star, so plan before you place.