Last Regiment

[h1] Last Regiment [/h1] DISCLAIMER: I received this product for no cost for the purpose of reviewing. However, this does not affect my views and opinions of the game. [b] Short Review [/b] Last Regiment is a turn-based tactics strategy game with some very interesting lore behind it. You can play as a multitude of units that have their own abilities, as well as construct buildings and summon other units on the battlefield. -------- [b] Graphics: 7 / 10 [/b] The graphics are solid. The character design is really well done, and the full body art of the characters looks like a lot time was placed on creating them. The hex-grid style of the actual game-play is decent and the terrain is varied up enough to not make things feel same-y. -------- [b] Sound: 6 / 10 [/b] The sound track is good, and combat noises are fine, nothing remarkable, but enough to get it's job done. -------- [b] Mechanics: 7 / 10 [/b] The combat is very basic, but solid enough. The combat is turn-based and depending on what tile your unit is on, can affect the turn's outcome. You can construct buildings and summon units to increase your chances of victory. There is a card mechanic involved as well that it is interesting enough. -------- Thanks to the developer for giving me the opportunity to review the title, as well as anyone who took this review into consideration, I hope it helped.

Really fine game. Campaign is interesting, challenging in some places, and acts to introduce you to the many and varied unit types. Interface is slick. Graphics display the info you need to make decisions in a clear way. Skirmish versus computer AI is easy and not challenging. If you have friend(s) the multiplayer is a blast. Recommended for anyone who like strategy games.

[h1][b]4/10[/b][/h1] Combat plays out as: Move unit(s), end turn, end turn, end turn, end turn. It's not very tactical and not very fun. Later, you get to add "use ability" in there before ending the turn 5 times. Wowie. Oh and there's a delay between each turn with no way to speed it up. TL;DR: 90% of the game is just hitting "End Turn" over and over and over... [h2]Pros:[/h2] - Music and sound design are quite good - I like the graphics, overall. They're colorful and fun, yet not over-the-top [h2]Mehs:[/h2] - Really needs a narrator at least. AI voices can be quite good now, so that would be an option here over silence [h2]Cons:[/h2] - No font or UI options and much of it is extremely tiny. Why are so many buttons so tiny? Who are they trying to keep from clicking these things?? - Combat is extremely tedious because it takes many turns to kill anything, but you're not able to do anything during that time except End Turn over and over - While I mostly like the graphics, the art design is just a rip off of Warcraft

Under the radar gem! As a veteran TBS player, I was initially skeptical when I viewed the quick simultaneous turn resolution in the trailer. However I learned that the initial scenarios train you gradually to interpret this such that it's not really much of an issue at all. More casual than a hard core war game,.. avoid this if that's what you're looking for, but a blessing and much fun for a more relaxed player. Rating: 8.5/10

EDIT après avoir fini aux 5 campagnes principales (pas encore joué à l'ajout, la sixième campagne) : Excellent jeu en simultané ! La campagne est vraiment bien faite, les scénarios très variés et très bien pensés, ils demandent parfois de revoir stratégie habituelle et d'utiliser ua mieux toutes les capacités des unités (grâce aux différentes unités et à certains héros qui se jouent vraiment différemment). J'espère que ce jeu aura assez de succès pour qu'il y ait un jour une suite !

A great turn based tactical strategy game! Multiplayer is easy to setup and play, highly recommended.

This game is criminally underrated. It's very good, with tons of lore, a decent AI, good combat system and overall game mechanics. I really enjoyed it.