Cyber Knights: Flashpoint

也是正式更新中文了，挺好的 挺不错的非网格回合制战棋游戏，基本是划分为潜行和踢门两种玩法，踢门上限还是有的，不过得等部分强力正面职业的关键技能点出来，游戏内也可以完全洗点，可以参考一下wiki和其他攻略整出自己喜欢的小队，不过和xcom不同，这游戏常驻只有4人队，一定程度上要更加小心的使用ap

好好好 有中文了 先给好评再去玩

This game has positively impacted me for a number of reasons. It is both more accurate to the original Cyberpunk TTRP experience than the Cyberpunk2077 is, focusing on a team of mercenaries instead of an absolute solo powerhouse menace, and I love this aesthetic. In this note, it also fixes one of my gripes with 2077, which is the absolute lack of corpo sponsored jobs. If, in this setting, all the money belong to them, why I am only taking quests from random people from the street? A real mercenary takes contracts from both gangs and corporations. In regard to the game itself, it's beautiful. A lot of what captivated us XCOM2 fans was the more RPGesque feeling of progression, where your characters became not only better, but more: more skills, more passives, more items, more options. And, although this game can lack some variety, it delivers a really diverse toolkit, where you feel each level makes a lot of different for your mercs. Lastly, I am relieved and happy to see the devs care for the game long after it's release. It is always one of the games I see in my library with recent updates. I would, though, not give a really high praise for this, since of the reasons this game needs so many updates is the really unfinished aspects of some of the gameplay loop. This brings me to the things I didn't like, which are, thankfully, not many (although some can be pretty important). For starters, the game has always no Procedural Generation, while also putting a big focus on replayability. This is a major paradox for me. One of the reasons I have played XCOM2 a bajillion times were the randomly generated recruits and maps, which made each walkthrough and level unique and interesting. This game, as of now, has no system of proc gen for neither map or recruits. This can be pretty worrying, since you get a (sometimes) very limited number of characters in a game where there's permadeath. So, they added a new class recently, the Wireghost. There is currently a single Wireghost recruit in the whole game, if you don't already start with one. So, if they so happen to die (happened to me once), bye bye to the class. You just won't see it ever again. That's honestly a baffling design choice, specially since this class has some particularities that don't allow for another character to easily snatch it as a secondary class. And, as I have mentioned, the maps are REALLY repetitive. Some maps are unique to storylines and pretty fun, but sometimes you will play the same map (LITERALLY the same, same covers, same walls, same extractions) in completely different scenarios (Kill 3 captains of a gang, hack a megacorp, etc...) which, on top of feeling repetitive, is also pretty immersion breaking. Like, why do ya'll keep setting your bases on the exact same house? Is there a golden chest buried underneath it? So, the game is still very incomplete, which is the reason the frequent updates are not a bonus, they are a need. Devs said they plan to implement 100 recruits from kickstarter patrons, and we barely have 25 added as of now. Overall, if you can deal with that, this is one of the most fun I've ever had with a turn game. 8/10, will become a 10/10 as they flesh it out a little more.

I have put this game down several times and yet, sooner or later the itch to play it again sets in. The developers are constantly adding in new features and storylines. Lots of depth but the learning curve is surprisingly gentle; don't get me wrong, there is a lot going on in the game but you can take the time to figure it out as you go. Obviously some approaches build power level and get to the good items faster than others but the game really lets you approach it your way. If you like turn based strategy with base building, rpg character building, and lots of cool cyberpunk chrome then give this game a chance.

4 hours in, barely scratched the surface but i already like it. No hand holding, turn based rpg. Feels a bit like the good old Jagged Alliance 2 times. Also kudos to the devs for pumping out new content 😍

I bought this looking for something to fill the void left by the classic Sega Genesis Shadowrun, and it blew my expectations away. Turn-based games aren't usually my thing, but the tactical depth, squad customization, and tension during runs make every mission insanely addicting. It captures that dark, mercenary cyberpunk vibe perfectly while bringing modern strategy mechanics to the table. Highly recommended

This is a great TTBC game that blends Xcom w/ Shadowrun very well. Customization is top notch and while I'm only a few hours in, I can see this game chewing up my gaming time for awhile. Will report back if anything changes my perspective as I get deeper into the game.

Good game，wondering if we can have any access to find and hit the businessman who is our enemy? We can hardly kill any businessman by ourselves even when they hire someone to kill us,although it should be very tough,but I want to have the way to fight back.