Last Regiment

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Last Regiment is a strategic turn-based RPG combining elements of fantasy and steampunk. Command a regiment of units, build and upgrade your camp, and engage in battles using cards to unleash powerful abilities. Develop your strategy, explore the world, and lead your troops to victory in this epic adventure.

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+12

92%

Audience ScoreBased on 96 reviews

story10 positive mentions

graphics3 negative mentions

The game features a rich lore and engaging campaign that keeps players invested.
The simultaneous turn-based mechanics add a unique twist to traditional strategy gameplay, making it fast-paced and exciting.
The graphics and interface are well-designed, providing a clear and enjoyable experience for players.

The user interface can be confusing, with many game concepts poorly explained, leading to frustration.
The game suffers from stability issues, with frequent crashes reported during gameplay.
The AI is not very strong, which can diminish the challenge in skirmish modes and some campaign missions.

story
38 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
66%
8%
The game's story is praised for its rich lore and detailed world-building, immersing players in a fantasy setting filled with diverse creatures and clever tactics. While the single-player campaign offers a variety of well-designed missions that gradually introduce game mechanics, some players found the narrative difficult to follow and noted issues with AI allies affecting mission success. Overall, the campaign is engaging but could benefit from additional content and depth.
- “A rich world and story with some clever tactics.”
- “The story takes a deep dive into their fantasy world with lots of creatures and lore.”
- “I am blown away by the attention to detail and care the team at Boomzap clearly put into building a rich story-driven world for me to explore.”
- “It's pretty bad as some units need to be kept alive and the AI likes to suicide those units, failing the mission for you.”
- “It seems pretty shallow, and while the basic mechanics are solid, it really looks like it would benefit from more content in every form: longer missions, more cards to a faction, more factions, and hopefully more uniqueness to the building cards.”
- “And the difficulty does not go linearly up; there are plenty of missions that are way too easy late in the game.”
gameplay
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is praised for its depth, complexity, and unique mechanics, offering a variety of units and a well-thought-out combat system. Players appreciate the entertaining campaign and map variety, though some find the difficulty curve inconsistent and the overall content somewhat lacking. The introduction of card mechanics adds variety, but there are calls for more content to enhance the experience further.
- “The gameplay is actually complex and way deeper than I expected.”
- “There are a lot of varied units in the game and while the core mechanics are pretty much the same for all of them, they are still unique and different from each other.”
- “Especially the story-driven campaign does a good job of introducing you to the game's core mechanics and very quickly unlocks the full potential of skirmish matches, multiplayer, and even a level editor.”
- “I liked their previous strategy game, but I found this one to be utterly dull and the mechanics rather tedious.”
- “It seems pretty shallow, and while the basic mechanics are solid, it really looks like it would benefit from more content in every form: longer missions, more cards to a faction, more factions, and hopefully more uniqueness to the building cards.”
- “The difficulty curve is a bit weird; the game can be difficult, but once you get to know the mechanics well, it can also become very easy.”
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
64%
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The graphics are praised for their stylish design and clarity, effectively conveying necessary information without overwhelming players, reminiscent of classic titles with a modern twist. While there are minor graphical bugs, they do not detract from the overall experience, which features appealing visuals, engaging animations, and a well-designed interface that enhances gameplay. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the game's atmosphere and functionality.
- “The graphics are stylish and the interface provides plenty of information without getting overwhelming, even when a lot is going on at the same time.”
- “Graphics display the info you need to make decisions in a clear way.”
- “Overall it feels like an old-school TBS with modern graphics.”
- “The graphics and battle map remind me of the card game Faeria, whereas the simultaneous orders of tactical combat are like the 4X game Endless Legend.”
- “- Graphical bug - you still see some damage numbers even if you are watching a different part of the map, but nothing game-breaking, so never mind.”
grinding
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players have mixed feelings about the grinding aspect of the game; while it successfully reduces the time spent giving orders to units, many find the overall mechanics and tasks to be tedious and dull, detracting from the overall enjoyment.
- “I liked their previous strategy game, but I found this one to be utterly dull and the mechanics rather tedious.”
- “There's too many boring and tedious tasks which really drag this game down.”
- “It avoids one of the tedious aspects of most turn-based strategy games where it takes ages to give orders to all units.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
33%
The music in the game is consistently praised for its relaxing quality, complementing the visuals and level design effectively. Reviewers highlight the excellent soundtrack as a standout feature that enhances the overall experience.
- “It has nice visuals, excellent music, and good level design.”
- “Great soundtrack, really enjoy that.”
- “Relaxing soundtrack.”
replayability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers solid replayability in multiplayer due to balanced unit capabilities, but the campaign's lack of varied difficulty levels limits its replay value, as it swings from very easy to very hard without intermediate options. Players suggest that adding more difficulty settings could enhance the overall replay experience.
- “The campaign is interesting and the unit capabilities are balanced well for replayability in multiplayer.”
- “They need to add difficulty levels to increase the replay value because right now the campaign goes from very easy to very hard with no in between, and the skirmishes are also easy.”
- “They need to add a difficulty level to increase the replay value because right now the campaign goes from very easy to very hard with no in between, and the skirmishes are also easy.”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The reviews highlight that the game features interesting character design, suggesting that the characters are visually appealing and creatively crafted, which contributes to their overall development.