Last Regiment

Don't be fooled by the lameness of the tutorial. This game transitions into a VERY fun, VERY interesting game that will scratch your power point control itch. The only complaints I really have are that there's a few bugs, some unexplained ways in which some skills do or don't work in certain situations, and it will crash on the very rare occasion. I've never actually lost any progress from a crash though, as it only ever seems to happen after you confirm the deck you've built. In those cases, it always takes you back to the very last move of your last mission, so you just click confirm, and you're right back at the deck builder. Overall, I got this on heavy sale, and it was MORE than worth the money.

[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.

Last Regiment looks great and is a blast to play. I always look forward to games by Boomzap. I'm going to be putting a lot of time into playing this game.

I wish I could give this game a positive review. I'm a real fan of turn-based strategy games and I almost exclusively play indie games so I don't expect a glitzy game. I've been playing turn-based strategy games since back in the Apple II days. I can't recall playing a turn-based strategy game that is more confusing to play. The interface is a mess and so many basic game concepts are left unexplained or poorly explained. For example, I get a message saying that I can choose to discard cards that I don't want and get gold or mana in return. Hmmm - there is no discard pile on the screen. But when I click on a card, a couple of tiny icons show up near the top right edge of the screen with gold and mana symbols. So obviously I must have to drag the card to the appropriate icon to discard. Nope - nothing happens when I do that. I don't mind a few things being unclear but in this game, everything is a mess. I can still muddle through the early scenarios but I have no idea what I am doing. For example, do I get the gold from towns every turn, regardless of whether I have a unit on that town? It doesn't seem like it, but the amount of gold I get makes no sense regardless. What are these phases that appear at the top of the screen sometimes? I think this game has a lot of potential but it is mostly unfilled potential.

Good strategy game with an expansive world to conquer.

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Love this game! Simple but not simplistic! Very nuanced as there are many options to explore in the campaign. A short learning curve and then it is one grueling battle after the next. I spent my whole day playing this one from 3am until 4pm today. Finally it exhausted me but I loved it!

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.

The game is fun with light strategy. The default was windowed (which I don't like) but then I found screen resolution settings and set to full screen which was much better. Some of the missions are like puzzles and some are build up and smash. There is a good variety-try the demo first to see if its your thing. :)