Last Flag to Have Open Testing on October 17th and 19th

Last Flag - Top 3 Indie Game at Brazil Game Show '25 with Public Test from Oct 17-19

Last Flag has received official recognition, selected as one of the top three indie games for Brazil Game Show 2025. Players will have the opportunity to test the game during a public test running from October 17 to 19. The test begins at 2 PM Brasilia Time on October 17 and concludes at 2 AM on October 19. This public test offers a chance to dive into Last Flag's stylish world and experience its varied, exciting gameplay, suitable for both new and seasoned players. The game is a fun, multiplayer third-person shooter set in a 70s TV show where two teams of five compete to snatch the opposing team's flag, return it to their base, and defend it for one minute. Night Street Games, a studio co-founded by entrepreneur Mac E and Imagine Dragons vocalist Dan Reynolds, developed Last Flag. Players can choose from unique characters, each with distinct gameplay quirks and abilities. Options include long-range combat with Masako, the Heavy Metal Archer, or close-quarters engagement with Peter, the Terrifying Lumberjack, who intimidates foes with his axes. This variety allows for diverse tactical experimentation. Matches feature chaotic, rapid twists, and game-changing plays until the very end.

Last Flag Public Test: Steam Download, Minimum System Requirements, Oct 17-19

The public test will feature 8 characters and 2 maps. It will be available for download on Steam, and players are encouraged to stream or create content from their gameplay. Minimum system requirements are: Windows 10 64-bit, an Intel Core i5-6600K or AMD Ryzen 5 1600 processor, 12 GB RAM, a Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650, AMD Radeon RX 580, or Intel Arc A380 video card, DirectX 12, a broadband internet connection, and 7 GB of storage space. Night Street Games is developing Last Flag for a PC release via Steam and the Epic Games Store in 2026, with console versions to follow later. For more information or to sign up for future tests, visit the official website.

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