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Sphere Last War: Survival

The PvP tool for Last War: Survival. Every player on your server in one searchable table — alliance, level, position, distance, kills, power and shield time — with a button that jumps your game camera to any of them. Read from the game's own servers, on your PC, with a one-time payment and no subscription.

A private tool, built to stay undetected.

Independent, not an official Last War: Survival product — not affiliated with First Fun HK Ltd or FUNFLY PTE. LTD.

  • From$24.99 — one-time, no renewal
  • StatusOnline — checked daily
  • PlatformWindows 10 / 11, 64-bit
  • ReachFull server, ~4–5 minutes per scan
The Sphere player table: every player on the server with alliance, level, position, distance, kills, power and shield time
The player table — 24,239 players on one server, sortable on every column. This is the screen you use most.
Overview

What Sphere does

A PvP tool

Sphere reads the world map of Last War: Survival into one table — every player on your server with their alliance, level, position, distance from you, kills, power and shield time. You sort it, search it, filter it, and send your game camera to anyone in it with one click.

What you do with it

Decide who to hit. Filter down to the players with no shield and low power, check how far away they are and whether their alliance is sitting next to them, then jump straight to the base instead of scrolling the map looking for it. The shield column counts down live, so you can see whose protection runs out next.

What it is not

Sphere is not a bot. It does not gather, farm, train troops, hunt zombies, attack for you, or keep your account awake at night. It runs when you open it, stops when you close it, and is never active while the game is running.

That is the design rather than a missing feature. Automation is what gets accounts actioned — a tool that plays the game is a tool the game can notice. Sphere only reads, and then it hands the decision back to you.

9columns, all sortable
4–5 minfor a full server scan
1 PCper licence
The part that matters most

What Sphere never does.

If you are worried about your account, this is the section to read — and the one we would read first.

No reading of the game's memory. Sphere never opens the game process.
No injection, no hooks, no DLLs. Nothing is written into the game.
No overlay, no macros, no automation. Nothing plays the game for you.
No telemetry, no analytics, no crash reports. Nothing is recorded about how you play.
What it does instead: reads the map from the game's own servers, and moves your camera with ordinary Windows input.
Two connections only: the game server, to read the map — and the licence server, to check your licence. What that check transmits is not documented, and that is deliberate.

What we cannot promise. Nobody can promise you anything about a game's rules, and anyone who does is selling you something they cannot deliver. Enforcement decisions are made by the publisher, not by us. What we can tell you is exactly what Sphere does and does not do — in full, above — so you can decide with the real facts in front of you rather than a slogan.

One-time payment, no subscription. The alternatives start at $24.99 per month — that is $299.88 over a year, against $119.99 for a full year here. The scan takes a few minutes longer, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.

See the comparison
How it is kept

Private by design

Sphere is a private tool, not something passed around a forum. It reads the world map from the game's own servers and does it without touching the game process — no memory reading, no injection, no hooks, no DLLs. That is not a marketing line; it is the reason the tool can run at all without the game noticing it.

The parts that keep it quiet are ours and we do not publish them. Same policy as our licence system: the details of how something is protected do not belong in public.

What we will not do is promise you certainty. No one can. Anti-cheat systems change, and every decision about your account is made by the game's publisher, not by us. What we can tell you is exactly what the tool does, what it never does, and that keeping it undetected is the work we spend the most effort on — not the feature list.

Please note

Not an official tool

Sphere is an independent product. It is not an official tool, is not endorsed, sponsored or approved by anyone who makes or runs Last War: Survival, and has no connection to them whatsoever.

Last War: Survival is developed by First Fun HK Ltd and published by FUNFLY PTE. LTD. All names, logos and trademarks of that game belong to their respective owners. We claim none of them, and buying Sphere does not give you any right to them.

We are a separate, private project: one tool, sold by the people who build it.

Before you buy

The details that matter

  • Platform — e.g. Windows 10 / 11, 64-bit
  • Requirements — what else is needed, if anything
  • Compatibility notes — known conflicts, order of steps, anything that trips people up
  • Activation — instant after payment, or manual?
How it compares

Sphere against the alternatives

There are a handful of ways to get the same information. They are not equivalent, and the difference is mostly in how you pay and where your data ends up.

SphereLW SpyMapScout / LW AtlasMap hacks
PaymentOne-time, no renewalSubscription, monthlySubscriptionFree or one-off
Cost over 12 months$119.99 — or $199.99 once, forever$299.88 on their base tierPaid tier, billed monthly—
Scan limitNone50–5,000 scans per day by tierLimited by plan—
Runs whereYour PC, locallyTheir serversTheir serversYour PC
Who holds your server dataYou — your snapshots stay on your PCTheir platformTheir platform—
In-game camera jumpIncludedOnly on their top tierOn eligible plans—
Scan time4–5 minutesUnder 30 secondsUnder a minute—
Game must be closed to scanYesNoNoNo
Plays the game for youNeverNeverNeverYes
Reads game memory / injectsNeverNeverNeverYes

Money is not the only difference. The "Map hacks" column stands for the automation bots as well — the ones that farm and gather for you around the clock on an emulator. Sphere is not in that category and does not want to be: playing the game for you is the single biggest reason accounts get actioned. Competitor details as published by them in October 2026 — check before you rely on them.

Optional: name the tools you get asked about most and say one honest sentence about each. Naming a competitor's real limitation — or a real advantage they have — is what makes this table worth reading.

Pricing

Pick your duration

$0.83 per day on the monthly tier. The yearly tier is $0.33 per day — cheaper than every subscription alternative, and it does not renew behind your back.
30 days
$24.99
$0.83 / day
  • One-time payment
  • One PC, Windows 10/11
  • Instant activation
  • Setup guide
Buy 30 days
3 months
$49.99
$0.55 / day
  • One-time payment
  • One PC, Windows 10/11
  • Priority support
  • Setup guide
Buy 3 months
Best value 12 months
$119.99
$0.33 / day
  • One-time payment
  • One PC, Windows 10/11
  • Priority support
  • All updates included
Buy 12 months
Lifetime
$199.99
one payment, never again
  • One-time payment
  • One PC, Windows 10/11
  • Priority support
  • All future updates
Buy lifetime

Unused in the first 24 hours? You can have your money back — see the Refund Policy. Refunds are case by case, and a ban is not one of the cases.

Confirm the prices above, the currency, and whether tax is included. Then point the four buy buttons at the right checkout links — currently they all point at #.

Onboarding

What happens after purchase

01

Licence activates

Immediately on payment confirmation — no waiting on manual approval.

02

Download the tool

You receive the download and your licence together.

03

Follow the setup guide

Step-by-step, covering first run and the usual stumbling blocks.

04

Ask if anything is unclear

Reach us on — support is done by the people who build the tool.

Features

What is in it

The Sphere overview: server selector, connection state, stored login, player count, last scan and an activity log
Overview. Server, connection, stored login, player count, last scan and an activity log that says what the tool actually did.
Sphere settings: theme, language, account login state and a Discord webhook for alerts
Settings. Dark, light or follow Windows. A Discord webhook posts your watchlist straight into a channel — shield state as a coloured dot.

The table

  • Player, alliance, level, position
  • Distance from you
  • Kills and power
  • Shield time, counting down live
  • Sort on any column
  • Search across the whole server

Reading it

  • Filters for alliance, power, level, shield
  • Watchlist for players you care about
  • Reload snapshot in seconds — no re-scan
  • CSV and Discord webhook export
  • Dark, light or system theme

In the game

  • Jump the camera to any player
  • Ordinary Windows input, not injection
  • Starts the game for you
  • Game window detection

On your machine

  • Single executable, no installer
  • Data in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Sphere
  • Logins encrypted with AES-256-GCM
  • Nothing runs when the window is closed

Check the four groups above against what the tool actually ships today, and add anything that is missing.

Why Sphere

What sets it apart

Most tools in this game are bots. They automate gathering and farming, run around the clock on an Android emulator, and keep your account permanently active — because that is what grows an account. It is also a lot of behaviour for a game to notice.

Sphere does one job: it tells you where everyone is. What you do with that is your decision, in your session, with your hands on the keyboard. Fewer moving parts, a much smaller surface, and nothing of Sphere running when you are not playing.

If you are looking for a bot that plays the game while you sleep, this is the wrong product and we would rather say so now than argue about it afterwards.

FAQ

Questions about Sphere

Short answers, no marketing. If yours is not here, the is the fastest place to ask — the people who build Sphere read it.

Scanning

The scan stops at 80 % and then seems to do nothing for a long time. Why?
The bar covers the map sweep. When it reaches the end, the sweep is done — but Sphere is not: it now fetches the details for every player (power, kills, shield). That second part has no percentage, and it is the slower one.
How long does a scan take?
About four to five minutes for a full server, depending on how many players are on it. The second phase — the per-player details — is the part that takes the time.
Can I play while it scans?
No. A scan logs in to the server with your account, and the server ends the game session when the same account logs in twice — you would be kicked out. Close Last War first; Sphere refuses to scan while a game window is open.
Do I have to scan again every day?
No. Reload snapshot re-reads the last scan in seconds — no login, no waiting. Scan again only when you want fresh numbers.
The table is empty after a scan.
Two usual causes: the game was still running (see above), or this server has never been set up. Click Add server once per server, while the game runs and you are logged in on it.
Why do some player names show as empty boxes?
A Windows font is missing. Sphere draws its own interface, but the names come from the server and use Windows fonts — for some scripts (Mongolian, for example) the system needs a font that is not installed on every PC.

Administrator rights

Why does Sphere need Administrator rights?
Two things only work with them, and both are Windows rules: starting Last War for you, and moving the camera inside the running game. Windows only lets one program control another program's window when it runs with at least the same rights as that program — and the game runs with Administrator rights.
Sphere does not open when I decline.
That is intended. Without those rights the game cannot be started and the camera jump cannot work, so the tool would have nothing to do. You will see a small window with two lines and a Restart button — one click and Windows asks for the confirmation.
A scan does not need them — can I run Sphere without?
A scan on its own would not need them, but Sphere as a whole does, because starting the game and moving the camera are part of it.

Windows warnings

Windows shows “Windows protected your PC” when I start Sphere.
That is SmartScreen, not a virus warning: the file comes from the internet and is not signed. Click More info → Run anyway.

Better still: right-click the ZIP before you extract it, choose Properties and tick Unblock — then you do it once instead of once per file.
My antivirus reports something.
Please tell us in Discord instead of simply deleting it. Sphere starts the game and moves its camera, which some heuristics dislike; we need the report to have it corrected.

Licence & buying

How do I pay, and where does my key come from?
In crypto, through Sell.app. Every tier is a one-time payment — there is no subscription and nothing renews by itself. Your licence key is generated automatically after payment and shown on the order page.

Lost it later? It is in your confirmation e-mail, and in the customer portal at sphere.sell.app/customer-portal.
Why is my licence bound to one PC?
One licence, one PC — that is the product decision, and it is what keeps the price where it is. The activation is created on the first start and is tied to this installation.
I have a new PC. What now?
Ask in the Discord before you enter the code on the second PC — the activation limit is checked per licence, and a second activation is what triggers it. We will sort it out with you.
Does Sphere work without the game installed?
The interface does. You can open and read a stored scan without the game. For a scan the game must be installed and closed; for the camera jump it must be running.
Does Sphere need to be online?
Yes — the licence is checked against the licence server when it starts, and a scan reads live data from the game's servers anyway. Without a connection there is nothing for it to do.

The interface

What does “Game not linked” mean?
Sphere has not found the game window. Only the camera jump needs it — start Last War and it switches to “Game linked” on its own.
The shield time column keeps counting down — is it live?
It counts down live from the shield end time that was read during the scan, so it stays correct without a new scan. A player who activates a new shield after your scan will still show the old value — only a fresh scan sees that.
Can I pass the table on?
Yes — that is what the CSV and Discord exports are for. Please respect the privacy of the players in the list.
Where does Sphere keep my data?
In %LOCALAPPDATA%\Sphere, under your Windows account. The program folder holds the single executable and nothing else, so you can move or delete it freely. Stored logins are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, with the key tied to your Windows account — a copy of the folder is useless on another PC.

Updates

How do I update Sphere?
Download the new file and replace the old one. Your licence stays: it is bound to the PC, not to the file.
Sphere says a newer version is available.
Then a new version is out. The notice appears again after a few days if you dismiss it — so it is not forgotten, but it also does not nag on every start.
Reviews

What customers say

Real quotes go here, with a name or handle. Two or three genuine ones beat ten polished ones — and if a review names a downside, keep it in. It makes the others believable.

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Unused in the first 24 hours? You can have your money back. See the Refund Policy.