The Last Federation Critic Reviews

For fans of space-faring simulation games, it's more or less a must.

Asteroids on 'roids - a fun combination of empire builder/tactical shooter with reasonable replayability.

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.

This is a thoroughly entertaining dynamic and enormously complex politics simulation on an interplanetary level. Unfortunately the turn based battles feel tacked on and war eventually is too powerful.

For many players The Last Federation is a bit too complex, but this is its best feature for whom love the strategy games.

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.

A noble attempt at creating a new kind of science-fiction strategy game that’s sadly weaker than the sum of its parts.

The Last Federation in its current state would have been better off in Steam Early Access. Arcen Games continues to improve it after the release, but the idea of indirect control in a space strategy game sounds more fun than it actually is.

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.