Until Last Tomorrow

Until Last Tomorrow is an open-world action-adventure game set in a dangerous, zombie-ravaged Brazil. You play as Felipe, a mechanic trying to survive and find a cure for Nerphus, the virus behind the outbreak. The pandemic began in Goiânia and spread around the world. The story follows Felipe after a major personal loss, exploring themes of loss, betrayal, remorse and what it means to remain human while struggling to survive.

Explore Brazil

The world includes forests and city environments, with abandoned houses, buildings, slums and caves to explore. The game begins in Goiânia, and the map expands as more of the city is added. Weather and the day-and-night cycle affect the environment, while zombies adapt to their surroundings. You can ride a horse to travel to distant places and carry out missions.

Survive the outbreak

You fight zombies and violent gangs using weapons, custom traps and upgradable abilities. The game includes attack and stealth mechanics, including the ability to attack from behind, as well as climbing and hanging. Missions and jobs earn experience, and the game has an automatic save system.

Nerphus-infected people can react differently as individuals. The three zombie categories range from a slower, less aggressive type in the early stages of infection to more agile and aggressive forms. The most advanced category has brief moments when a zombie's human side resurfaces: it recalls fragments of its past and acts like a person before returning to an aggressive state and attacking whoever is nearby.

Game modes

The game includes New Game+, Survival Mode and Challenge Mode. A multiplayer mode is also described as being in progress.

Planned systems

The description also outlines systems and content being worked on, including crafting weapons from objects found in the environment, an inventory, additional stealth mechanics, different bosses and more zombie categories. Other planned features include further map expansion, graphical and technical improvements, and the ability to catch cars.