LAST CALL — frequently asked questions
Is it free? Do I need to download? Does it work on mobile? What even is a reverse tower defense game? Quick answers below.
What is LAST CALL?
LAST CALL is a free comedy reverse tower defense game you play in your browser. Instead of stopping invaders, you build pubs along an evening office commute, lure walkers in for a drink, and drain their sobriety so they pass out before they reach work.
What is a reverse tower defense game?
In a normal tower defense you place towers to stop enemies reaching your base. In a reverse tower defense the goal is flipped — the units are trying to get somewhere and you stop them from arriving. Here, office-workers are trying to reach the office and you build pubs to get them too drunk to make it.
Is LAST CALL free to play?
Yes — completely free, no purchases and no ads. Just open it in your browser and play.
Do I need to download or install anything?
No download, no install. LAST CALL runs entirely in your web browser on desktop or mobile — just visit the page and it loads.
Can I play LAST CALL on mobile?
Yes. It works on phones and tablets in a modern browser. The game plays in landscape, so hold your phone sideways; touch controls are fully supported.
How do you win LAST CALL?
Survive all 20 waves without letting too many walkers reach their destination. Each map ends with its own boss fight. Clustering pubs into tight districts — so walkers get served several times before they sober up — is the key. See the how-to-play guide.
How many levels does it have?
Each run has twenty hand-tuned waves and ends after the wave-20 boss fight. There are two maps: the Bengaluru commute and an airport terminal.
How is it different from a normal tower defense?
You never attack anyone. Your "towers" are pubs that lure walkers in and drain sobriety, each pub serves a given walker only once, and walkers slowly sober up as they walk — so it's about chaining pubs into dense districts, not raw damage. The full strategy guide breaks down every enemy and pub.
Does LAST CALL save my progress?
Yes. Your game is saved locally in your browser at the start of each wave, so you can close the tab and resume exactly where you left off, and your best score is kept for the leaderboard.