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Last Mission was part of the MS-DOS Classic Games collection, a release that bundled several titles from the platform's early years. It was developed by a small team whose name isn't widely remembered now, but the game fits right into that era of experimental, often unforgiving action games. You don't get lengthy cutscenes or elaborate backstories; it drops you into its world and expects you to figure things out through trial and a lot of error.

You control a slow, heavy combat robot tasked with navigating a maze-like underground complex. Your primary weapon is a detachable gun turret that you can fire away from your main body; it travels in a straight line, ricocheting off walls, and you must retrieve it manually after each shot. The main objective is to find and destroy a series of reactor cores hidden throughout the base, but progress is gated by color-coded doors that require finding specific key cards. The pacing is deliberate, almost sluggish, because every shot drains your limited energy reserves; if you run out, your movement becomes a pathetic crawl, leaving you completely vulnerable. It feels tense and calculated, where every shot matters and a mistake can mean a long, defenseless trek back to the last energy recharge station.

Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".