
Lead an elite strike team through the wars of a reborn civilisation, and decide the fate of humanity through your achievements and choices. Traverse a dynamic war-map, engage in fast, turn-based battles, and explore the world of 2952.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
the gameplay is fantastic, the UI is functional
Good lil tactical game with some strategy involved
I enjoyed this game very much. The story was different and original, music was great and the cutscene art was magnificent. Towards the final stages of the game I started to use a lot of shenanigans and godless tactics. Even after finishing the story I still feel very attached to it due to its depth and lore. I would absolutely recommend this game!
An unsung gem. For any fans of turn based strategy games, I would highly recommend this.
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AI Doomstacks make the game unplayable, nevr mind the poor graphics and janky controls.
An enjoyable tactics game with good quality of life features such as the safe auto-resolve indicator while in battle. A feature inspired from FE games was the random stat increase bonuses from leveling. I personally don't enjoy this setup but it is easy to work around with using save scumming. To each their own.
After playing the main game through to the end, I found it to be an enjoyable experience. Because of the many options you have for how to approach the first half of the campaign, I ended up with two entirely different experiences for each of my playthroughs. In my second playthrough however, I learned that you can bring back the Lumidan rebels from a settlement called Rush Nouv'an and some neighboring territories. However, they don't seem to contribute to the factions report screen, even after taking settlements and entering phase 2 of the campaign. I also encountered a glitch where my bases and ally bases refused to change color despite being captured, and none of the selection screens for my own captured bases would appear, making me unable to deploy more agents. However these were the only bugs encountered. If I had any recommendations, I would ask that there would be a main codex on the title screen, encompassing knowledge you've aquired over save games to be read in the menu. Another feature would be a Jukebox to listen to the wonderful soundtrack as well! Other than the few glitches I did encounter, it is a wonderful game with engaging combat mechanics and an incredibly diverse and unique world map filled with wonders to explore and discover. Would definitely recommend to any strategy lovers!
Solid tactical rpg
Nice Mount and Blade type game. Cheap and worth the price.
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