8.6
rating
Ludopedia
7.6
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
Enjoy if you love 4X strategy and want more players at the table.
Highlights
- 10 new species
- Territorial control
- Fast pace
Keep in mind
- Language not fully translated
- Longer setup
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Last Light: Infinity is the expansion that jumps from 2 to 8 players while keeping the same pace as the base game. If you’re familiar with the original, you’ll notice the focus still lies in diplomacy, territorial conquest, and interplanetary resource management. The new twist? Ten fresh alien species, each with unique abilities that change how you play, plus new tokens, cards, and a larger board to accommodate more players. The game keeps the campaign‑card mechanic, where each game is guided by a deck of battle events. Movement occurs on a grid, requiring you to calculate routes and distances, while dice rolls determine combat and negotiation outcomes. Hand management keeps the tempo brisk, as you decide whether to play cards, recover actions, or use special powers. Area influence and King of the Hill add layers of territorial contention, making every decision directly impact control of the universe. If you love 4X strategy with a dash of war and sci‑fi, this expansion will make your group feel like commanders of an interstellar fleet.
The pace stays light: 60‑90 minute sessions, perfect for family or friends. The learning curve is moderate; those who have played Last Light will adapt quickly, but newcomers might need time to grasp campaign mechanics and influence systems. The expansion adds components (cards, tokens, boards) that increase setup time but don’t affect playtime. Language is a caveat: the Portuguese version isn’t fully translated yet, so a rule‑sheet might help.
In short, Last Light: Infinity preserves the core of the base game while expanding the universe of possibilities, letting more players dive into epic battles and strategic negotiations. If you’re looking for more depth without losing the fun, this expansion is a solid pick.
The pace stays light: 60‑90 minute sessions, perfect for family or friends. The learning curve is moderate; those who have played Last Light will adapt quickly, but newcomers might need time to grasp campaign mechanics and influence systems. The expansion adds components (cards, tokens, boards) that increase setup time but don’t affect playtime. Language is a caveat: the Portuguese version isn’t fully translated yet, so a rule‑sheet might help.
In short, Last Light: Infinity preserves the core of the base game while expanding the universe of possibilities, letting more players dive into epic battles and strategic negotiations. If you’re looking for more depth without losing the fun, this expansion is a solid pick.
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Best player count
BGG community vote
2
OK
3
REC
4
BEST
5
OK
6
BEST
7
BEST
8
BEST
Soundtrack
Ambience suggested by Melodice
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Publisher
Grey Fox Games
Designer
Roy Cannaday
Artist
Christian Strain, Clark Miller, Jose David Lanza Cebrian
Community
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How long does a game last with the expansion?
Between 60 and 90 minutes, similar to the base game.
Who is the game intended for?
Players 2‑8 who enjoy strategy, diplomacy, and sci‑fi.
Is the learning curve steep?
Moderate; veterans of Last Light adapt quickly, newcomers may need time.
What extra components come with the expansion?
Campaign cards, resource tokens, a larger board, and new alien tokens.
Do I need a full Portuguese translation?
The version isn’t fully translated yet; a rule sheet can help.
How does area influence work?
Controlling the majority of a region grants bonuses and affects universal control.
Does the expansion change game length?
No, it only increases setup time.