All important buildings in Last War: Survival Game

The key to progress in Last War: Survival Game is zombie bashing, but once your squad defeats the enemy hordes, they need somewhere to go. That's where the Base Camp comes in. There are multiple buildings within the camp that you need to become familiar with.

Below, we've listed 12 buildings that you'll be spending a lot of time around when you’re back at the base camp. Most of these unlock early, so you'll be able to place them quickly and upgrade them to their full potential. Each of them is important to your army's survival, so pay attention and be ready to work with these as soon as the game starts.

As the most important building in the camp, Headquarters is where you'll upgrade the entire camp once the resources are available. Those upgrades will unlock more buildings, features, heroes, and further upgrades for them, so keep the HQ on your radar when maintaining the base.

The Barracks are used to gain, train, and level up your troops. The more you level up your Barracks, the higher level your soldiers can achieve. Eventually, you'll open up high-tier units and stronger attack options.

The Recon Plane is an aerial unit that allows you to explore more of the in-game world, perform recon missions, gather extra supplies, and recruit new citizens to the base camp. If you find you're short on builders or farmers, take the plane out for a spin. You may find someone new.

The Training Base produces experience-based resources for your Hero units (Hero EXP), which you can then use to level up your Heroes before sending them out on missions. Multiple Training Bases means even faster leveling, so build additional Training Bases as soon as you can.

Iron plays a significant role in building all other structures, and the Iron Mine is where your camp will gain most of its iron supply. As your camp continues to grow, you'll need as much iron as possible in order to keep upgrades on schedule, so be sure to enhance these when you can.

The Tavern is where you can recruit new Heroes or Survivors to your team, either through pulls or with Legendary Recruitment Tickets. Once a Hero has joined, you can then find them in the Hero menu and upgrade them as needed.

Your foot soldiers may come back from a mission wounded, and you’ll need to heal them before they can see more action. The Hospital, naturally, is where those soldiers go to be healed. The higher the level of your hospital, the more its capacity will be, so you should keep your hospital well maintained and upgraded to avoid the risk of losing valuable soldiers.

Once you've joined an in-game Alliance, the Alliance Support Hub is a way to access all the benefits that come along with that. If you don't join an Alliance, this building will be useless.

Just as iron is important for building your base, gold is important to fund those projects. The Gold Mine is where your camp can fill its coffers with gold. More gold means more buildings and projects to make your base better, so keep your Gold Mine upgraded.

Soldiers can't fight on an empty stomach, and workers can't work while hungry, so you'll need food to feed them and complete your expansion projects. Farmlands are your primary source of food production for your army.

The Drill Ground serves as a housing and training ground for base troops. As new soldiers emerge from the Barracks, you can assign them to the Drill Ground and promote them to higher ranks for more effectiveness in future battles.

The Tech Center is where you'll be able to develop cutting edge technology to aid your camp's survival. This "technology" comes in the form of upgrade trees, which offer perks like increased building speed and higher damage output when completed.