A native app, no mandatory emulator
Unlike many tools, LwFarmBot does not force a complex setup on you. It is a native desktop app for macOS and Windows, able to drive Last War launched natively on the same computer. It watches the screen through computer vision and clicks like a player, with no injection or modification of the game. This simplicity is precious for Mac players, often forgotten by Windows-only bots. You install the app like any software, open the game, and the assistant is ready to take over your repetitive tasks right away.
Installing on macOS
On Mac, download the macOS version from the official site then open the installer. As with any external app that drives the screen and mouse, macOS will ask for accessibility and screen recording permissions: grant them in System Settings so the assistant can see the game and click. Then launch Last War natively on the same Mac, open LwFarmBot, and the dashboard detects the game state. These permissions are normal for this type of software and essential for computer vision and clicking to work properly on your machine.
Installing on Windows
On Windows, download the Windows version and run the installer, then follow the usual steps. Windows may show a security warning for a recent or uncommon app: allow it to run to continue. Once installed, open Last War on the same PC, launch LwFarmBot, and the dashboard takes over. The assistant works with the game running natively or, depending on your setup, with an emulator, but no advanced manipulation is needed for standard use. In a few clicks, your assistant is up and ready to farm for you.
First launch and founder offer
On first launch, create your account to activate the assistant. This is also the moment to grab the founder offer: the first 100 sign-ups get full access free for life. Once logged in, the dashboard shows you the game state in real time and the list of available plugins. Start simple, for example with zombie farming, then add treasure collection, boss hunting and the arena. Remote control will then let you pilot all of it from your phone, wherever you happen to be.
Step by step
- 1
Download the app
From the official site, download the version matching your system, macOS or Windows.
- 2
Install the software
Open the downloaded file and follow the install like any desktop application.
- 3
Grant permissions
On Mac, enable accessibility and screen recording; on Windows, allow it to run if a warning appears.
- 4
Launch the game
Open Last War: Survival on the same computer and sit on the world map.
- 5
Create your account
Open LwFarmBot, create your account and grab the founder offer if slots are still open.
- 6
Enable a plugin
In the dashboard, enable a first routine, such as zombie farming, and let the assistant work.
Frequently asked questions
Does the bot really work on Mac?
Yes, LwFarmBot is a native macOS app that drives Last War launched natively on the same Mac, with no mandatory emulator.
Why does macOS ask for permissions?
Accessibility and screen recording are needed so the assistant can see the game and click. This is normal for this type of software.
Is the installation complicated?
No. You download, install, grant permissions, launch the game and enable a plugin. A few minutes are enough.
Is the installation free?
The app downloads freely, and the first 100 sign-ups get full access free for life through the founder offer.
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