StrategyFit check
Is Last Regiment worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Strategy players who want card choices combined with simultaneous turn planning
- Groups of up to eight players seeking fantasy multiplayer battles
- Solo players interested in campaigns alongside skirmishes and custom maps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who need sequential turns may hit a wall when all participants plan and act within the same turn.
- Players seeking a tightly focused competitive format may find the mix of campaigns, skirmishes, multiplayer, and map creation too broad.
- Players looking for a conventional historical army game may not fit the fantasy factions, heroes, monsters, and special powers.
- Players who do not want to assemble forces from cards may bounce at the regiment-building stage.
Our take on Last Regiment
The bounce point arrives during simultaneous turns: players must anticipate opposing commands rather than respond after each action. Card selection adds another decision layer before battle, so anyone seeking a slower, strictly sequential strategy system may stop there.
What is Last Regiment?
Last Regiment combines card play with turn-based strategy in a fantasy setting.
Players choose from ten heroes and factions, then assemble regiments with unit and power cards. Battles unfold on hex-based maps, with simultaneous turns requiring players to read the battlefield and direct their forces. Power cards can call down meteors or lightning, or disable enemy guns and cannons for one turn. The game includes single-player campaigns set in Kothia, computer-controlled skirmishes, and multiplayer for up to eight players. A custom Map Editor supports creating maps and uploading them to the Steam Workshop. The campaign follows characters from Kothia and foreign factions, including Olivia de Roza, through disappearances, conspiracies, and threats from monsters and machines.
How Last Regiment plays
- 01Ten Faction Heroes
- Each hero represents a faction with a distinct strategic approach, including Goblinkin and Constructs.
- 02Card-Based Regiments
- More than 40 unit and power cards can be combined to form armies with different tools and tactics.
- 03Simultaneous Turns
- All players issue commands within the same turn, making battlefield prediction part of each engagement.
- 04Eight-Player Multiplayer
- Multiplayer matches support up to eight participants, while Skirmish provides computer-controlled opponents.
- 05Custom Map Editor
- Player-created maps can be uploaded to the Steam Workshop for sharing.
- 06Single-Player Campaign
- The campaign follows several Kothia characters through investigations, conflicts, and survival against monsters and machines.
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Last Regiment: platforms & release
Is Last Regiment worth it?
It is worth it if: strategy players who want card choices combined with simultaneous turn planning. Skip it if: players who need sequential turns may hit a wall when all participants plan and act within the same turn.
Where can I download Last Regiment?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Last Regiment's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Last Regiment on?
Windows only.
