Hostile Takeover

Пошаговая тактика со сбором колоды и роуг (лайта не заметил). Вполне может найти своего игрока, так как собрана нормально и стоит демократично. Но мне не понравилась: лучше бы смотрелась на планшете или телефоне, так как поля боя маленькие. И интерфейс требует лишних кликов -- горячие клавиши для карт и отказ от зажатия для переработки склонили бы мой голос в пользу игры. А пока quality of life вгоняет меня в уныние.

Awesome little game. Exactly how the tactical combat should be done. All mechanics properly explained, all keywords explanations pop up when hovered over, threat distance and statuses displayed. Plain and simple: all info is available - it should be an obvious design, but in many other games it isnt. The combat is clever, with tactical choices, roguelike elements present. I just cant find anything to complain about. Except that the game should have more content, because the dev clearly knows how it should be done.

After playing this game for a good while, I think I have the gameplay loop down. The good: A nice take on the deckbuilding roguelike. The energy management system is unique to my deckbuilding experience as you need to sacrifice cards to use others. The pixel art looks great and the art on the cards is intuitive to understand. The sound effects are solid, and add an important addition to the overall sound design as the soundtrack can get a little repetitive. The true indie experience, as this dev has only released this game. The Room for improvement As mentioned above, the music can get a little repetitive after a while, but if you like listening to your own tunes while you game its no problem. One of those moments where its nice to be able to turn off the sound but keep the sound effects on. The UI makes sense and is easy to use, but has aspects that are clunky. The Overall If you are a deckbuilder lover, this game offers some unique mechanics that I think are worth trying. Its priced well so you are not breaking the bank for 6-10 hours of entertainment.

A fun game that's a nice blend of deckbuilding and tactics. It has interesting choices when building out your characters, and a good variety of unique enemies.

Pixel characters aren't usually my thing, but I'm really glad I picked this game up. It challenges you on strategy, without requiring you to do tedious calculations. New cards keep getting added after each run and there's so many character combos and deck builds that things always feel fresh. And the music is awesome!

A really interesting mix of roguelike and turn-based tactics. You play as mercenaries who attack different locations in a sci-fi/cyberpunk environment. Much like shadowrunners in Shadowrun. You move through the environments choosing your path. It's like choosing a road in Slay the Spire. During combat you play with two operatives whos abilities are presented as cards. Each turn you get 5 cards and zero (usually energy). By discarding cards you get energy. Using cards costs that energy. So you have to choose which cards to discard to get energy and which to use to win the fight. It's pretty simple yet exciting. The combat itself is nice, reminded me of a game called Halfway. If you like turn-based games I highly recommend this one, it truly tried something new and does this successfully! Here's hoping that devs will earn enough to expand the game and release more games in the future!

Lots of variety and tactics possible, can't wait till achievements are implemented.