Desperados III

Whilst not being an advocate of the genre, this has been a great time. The characters are all varied and strong, and playing on the easiest difficulty was challenging, but achievable. Different biomes are all wonderfully artistic and bring their own mission challenges and advantages.

Mimimi games, may they rest in peace, saw a mediocre commnando-clone set in the old west, which had a pretty ♥♥♥♥ sequel, then decided to use Shadow Tactics engine to make a new game (a prequel) in the IP. Frankly I think they hit it in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ nail. If you are aware with shadow tactics you are aware with what kind of abilities, roles, and tools await you (and even bugs, yeah the same bugs as in shadow tactics). The game's incredibly well made, can be difficult (especially the epilogue DLC's having a difficulty cliff upwards) and if the 14 missions and 3 DLC epilogue isn't enough you have the challenges giving you actually very well thought alternatives of some scenarios. The story is simple but very well made. It's incredible how a VERY simple cliche story, one of the oldest that exists, can be interesting when told properly with good voice acting. The music is genuinely nice to listen to, not superb, but very pleasing to hear. By far the most interesting addition to the game comes with the fifth character. I was expecting another copy paste from another shadow tactics character with a cowboy look to it, instead I got a character with unique mechanics never seen before that was very fun to play with and it multiplied what you could do. If you're into real time tactics games, you cannot miss this one, nor any of the mimimi games, and since I'm at it I will also give a shoutout to Destructive Creations, the people that made Hatred, for making War Mongrels and 63 days.