Last Stop controls

Last Stop uses default Roblox movement. There is no melee bind, no flashlight toggle in the base kit, and no emote that reveals posters. Your performance is how quickly you can look at the Next Cart sign and rotate 180 degrees when it is wrong. This page is the bind list and the habits that matter. Pair it with getting started and the spotting guide.

PC (keyboard and mouse)

Action	Default
Move	W A S D
Look	Mouse
Jump	Space (almost never required)
Sprint	Left Shift if enabled in Roblox settings
Turn back	180 with mouse, then W
Menu / leave	Roblox ESC

Shift-lock is optional. Some players like it for straight aisle walking; it can make a fast 180 clumsier. If you miss the reverse of the Stops Remaining sign, turn shift-lock off for a session and practice a raw mouse flick.

Do not bind a clip-teleport or a speed hack for a first clear. Extra speed is a speedrun temptation and a script safety problem. The official way to get help is the Normal-mode scanner, not a walkspeed slider.

Mobile

Action	Control
Move	Left thumb stick
Look	Right-side drag
Jump	Jump button (ignore it)
Turn back	Drag a full 180, then walk

The mobile fail is an incomplete turn. You think you faced the door you entered from, but you are 150 degrees off and walk into a side wall. Practice in Cart 20: pick a poster, rotate until it is centered, then rotate back to the far door. If that takes more than a second, your swipe sensitivity is too low.

Use headphones. Several hard anomalies are audio-only, and mobile speakers in a bus will not catch a whisper.

Gamepad

Action	Default
Move	Left stick
Look	Right stick
Sprint	Left click / L3 depending on platform
Menu	Start

Keep look sensitivity high enough for a one-motion 180. Last Stop is first-person enough in practice that a slow stick is a twenty-cart tax. Invert look if that is already your Roblox habit; do not change invert in the middle of a streak.

The only “skill combo” that matters

Enter → six-point scan → 180 or commit. The scan is documented on how to spot anomalies. The 180 must be committed. Peeking backward without moving, then peeking forward again, is how speedrun clocks die.

When you decide to turn back, walk fully through the door you came from. Stopping in the doorway can leave you in a weird collision with a closing animation and eat seconds.

Accessibility and comfort

• Lower brightness if the fluorescent tubes bloom on OLED, but do not crush shadows so far that impending-darkness becomes invisible.
• Enable Roblox camera sensitivity changes in experience settings if the default flick overshoots posters.
• Seated play is fine. This is not an obby.
• Photosensitivity: lights fail, strobe-ish cart numbers, and red emergency lighting exist. Take breaks. That is a real entity adjacent hazard, not flavor text.

What you cannot control

• Other players (there are none).
• A codes menu (there is none).
• Scanner keybinds (the store item is its own UI in Normal).
• Cart NPC paths; they are placed, not pathed like an FPS. See cart NPCs.

Practice routine

Spend five minutes in Infinite only turning. No badge hunting. Every time you enter a cart, 180 and leave, then 180 and proceed. You are teaching the hands so the walkthrough can live in the head. Then go back to Normal for a serious streak.

Related pages

Getting Started · How to beat · Speedrun · Checklist · Fullbright