The Last Droids
The Last Droids
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| 1 to 4 players | 30 min | Ages 10+ |
In a world where humanity has disappeared, machines take their destiny into their own hands.
In The Last Droids, every decision counts: on your turn, draw two droids, offer one to your opponent, and choose the fate of your own unit. Recycling, repairing, or building housing—each action influences the survival of your faction and shapes the planet of tomorrow.
Actions are resolved simultaneously, ensuring a fluid and tense pace, with no downtime. Between tactical choices, anticipation, and reading the opponent's game, each turn is an electrifying puzzle.
Six types of droids, fourteen housing models with varied scoring conditions (four per game), and rich components—personal boards, detailed resources, and a game box ingeniously integrated into the round progression—make The Last Droids a game as deep as it is thematic.
Its strong visual universe enhances immersion: industrial design, post-apocalyptic atmosphere, and consistent art direction down to the smallest gear.
How to play The Last Droids game?
Game Setup
Each player receives an individual "Discount" board as well as the number of discount component and extension tokens provided.
Shuffle the 102 Droid cards, as well as the Interseason cards and player aids according to the configuration.
Determine the turn order, prepare the draw and discard pile area, and place the available tokens within reach of all players.
Gameplay outline
Each turn, a player draws 2 Droid cards. Then, they choose one card to keepand one to give to an opponent(except in solo play or specific variants).
Once the cards are dealt, all players simultaneously decide what they will do:
- Recyclea droid to obtain components or tokens.
- Repair/Keepa droid in their shed, leveraging its abilities.
- Usea droid to build a dwelling or a key structure that will provide bonuses and points.
Win/Loss Condition
À la fin de la partie, chaque joueur calcule son score : nombre de droïdes réparés, habitations construites, jetons ressources accumulés, extensions de remise activées. L’objectif : obtenir la collection de droïdes la plus efficace tout en optimisant le recyclage.
Le joueur ayant le meilleur score remporte la médaille de l’Ordre de la Feuille, récompensant les efforts de durabilité et de réparation.
Our Tips for Winning
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Smartly drafting droids from the start
When you draw two cards, look at both their immediate potential (quick recycling) and their future value (droid capacity, habitat bonus). A hasty selection can deprive you of a profitable combo later.
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Manage your components with caution
Component tokens are valuable: holding onto them for too long without using them risks missing out on strategic actions when the key dwelling or droid appears. Strike a balance between recycling for resources and investing for gain.
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Building your homes at the right time
Habitations offer great bonuses, but often require waiting for certain droids to be in place or certain resources to be gathered. Don't start construction too early if you can still upgrade your shed.
FAQ – Complete Guide for The Last Droids
Can the game be played solo?
Yes, it offers a solo mode or the option to be played alone by optimizing your own hand and aiming for an objective score.
What's the average game length?
Approximately 30–40 minutes for 1 to 4 players. This makes it a great "apéritif" game or for a quick session.
From what age is it indicated?
The game is recommended for ages 10 and up due to its drafting and resource management mechanics.
Is the game easily replayable?
Absolutely: with 102 droid cards, different possible strategies (recycle vs repair vs build), and a solo mode, it offers good replayability.