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If you're looking for an indie sci-fi grand strategy title with turn-based tactical combat and interesting lore, The Last Federation seems toIf you're looking for an indie sci-fi grand strategy title with turn-based tactical combat and interesting lore, The Last Federation seems to achieve this but if you're a fan of 4X titles like Master of Orion and was hoping to have more control over how you take over the galaxy without any grind or a steep learning curve, you'll be disappointed.

I'm sure there are some good ideas in this game, but I could not get past the folksy prose, amateurish feel, and awful combat system which wasI'm sure there are some good ideas in this game, but I could not get past the folksy prose, amateurish feel, and awful combat system which was by turns tedious and confusing. 2018 and it still seems underdeveloped.

Just like AI wars, I was excited to try this game, but could not get 20 minutes in due to the fact the text on the interface and in allJust like AI wars, I was excited to try this game, but could not get 20 minutes in due to the fact the text on the interface and in all interactive windows is far too hard to read on 1950x1080 resolution. The game developers response to these complaints is always the same: we have no plans to fix this so change your resolution. I don't know about you but I'm in the over 90% of players that use an LCD monitor. Changing to a non-native resolution makes it blurry and in my case it also stretched the graphics out of aspect. Only consider this game if you are playing on a very old monitor or a laptop.

needs major work stilljudging from ai fleet command they do still work on game after release thoughso hopefully all the issues with thisneeds major work stilljudging from ai fleet command they do still work on game after release thoughso hopefully all the issues with this will get ironed outbut not really playable atm

Although The Last Federation has a lot going for it, the fact that it forces you to make choices every three seconds in combat is its Achilles heel.

It's an engaging and unique game with lots of depth and replayability, but sometimes you feel like more of a spectator than a player.

It’s tough to get into, as many games like this are, but if you are willing to put in the initial work, you are in for a long ride.

One of the best indie strategy games i have played and it is truly original for the genre you have to be both good ta battles but also good atOne of the best indie strategy games i have played and it is truly original for the genre you have to be both good ta battles but also good at management to win this game

"Pre-release, their alpha- and beta-testers, which are straight from a loyal core of the community, historically have very heavily influenced"Pre-release, their alpha- and beta-testers, which are straight from a loyal core of the community, historically have very heavily influenced all of their games, always for the better imo.First impressions of TLF are:Great music (their best yet, possibly)Cool graphics (2d but perfectly suited to the game)Combat is incredibly unique, simple to get started but has the potential to become quite complex later onFrighteningly complex simulation underneath the hood--easily mitigated by a tutorial-esque approach (that is skippable later) and lots of useful optional data reportsFeels like I'm caught in the middle of a Star Trek-like political situation in the middle of mostly uncharted space. Lots of political scheming behind the scenes and brazen destruction and capture of various factions' resources and such."

A deeply fun mix of nonetheless complementary genres (a tactical combat SHMUP provides the combat engine for a grand strategy 4X taking placeA deeply fun mix of nonetheless complementary genres (a tactical combat SHMUP provides the combat engine for a grand strategy 4X taking place in a simulated solar system of great depth) this game really breathes new life into the 4X genre - something I failed to see happen for me since MoO2.The setup is original (you are a single mercenary pulling the strings behind the scenes to unite the system - instead of being one of the planetary powers of the solar system), the eight races feel fresh (there is everything from insectoid killers to communist barn owls and capitalist robots) and the combat model is just an ingenious creation that I am fairly sure has not been done before - ever.Oh, and you are the last of a race of four-headed hydra dictators. What more is there to want? If you are into 4X games at all - go get it. You will not regret it!