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In The Last Droids, you are an Ecomechanic, a sort of robot repairman in a New World, a world of depleted natural resources. Your goal: to help humanity survive by repairing, recycling or constructing pieces of robots from the Old World. You have to select the best droid wrecks, manage your resources and build the most efficient collection!
 
Every turn, you draw 2 droids cards and then choose which droid to give to your opponent, and which to keep. Then, you choose to recycle or repair your Droid, or to sacrifice it to build a House. There are 7 types of droids cards, each with unique abilities: water management, harvest, communication, collection, market, shed or house.
 
The game is made of seasons of 8 turns and it finishes after 3 seasons. At the end of the third season, or when all the House Droids have been built, the Ecomechanic with the most Recycling Points is granted the Medal of the Order of the Leaf, the ultimate distinction.
 
The Last Droids is an innovative and eco-conscious experience where you need to weigh up your decisions. You can test the solo mode to get acquainted with the game unless you have what it takes to face others clicking the link below:
https://boardgamearena.com/gamepanel?game=lesderniersdroides
 
A big thank you to Fabien Gridel, the game designer, and Blue Cocker Games, the publisher, for binging this game to BGA. And we tip our hats to JudgeWhyMe for the digital adaptation of The Last Droids: it wouldn’t have been possible without you.
 
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This is a very interesting game in that there is as little luck as I think there can be in a game. Everything is out in the open. You see and/or pick all of the cards even your opponent gets. And the 4-player game is even more interesting. Your team's score is the lowest score of the team members, encouraging true teamwork to make the dream work.

ClintB121065 wrote: ↑23 November 2025, 02:36 encouraging true teamwork to make the dream work.

I might use that in the future...