Into the Breach

This game would be good if 1. It had unlimited turn resets, and match resets, let me play the match over and over and over again, it's a time travel game I don't care if it's unbalanced, this game is about managing loss so let me start over and minimize the loss, it's actually more valid that I won by resetting the match 10 times and finding the perfect outcome for every turn, it's more difficult and time consuming to do that, therefore I should be rewarded, but instead you get one turn reset because this game is made by squares who have a very strange idea of game balance. and/or 2. Difficulty Slider/Double the difficulty settings: It's got the same problem as the other Subset Games title: FTL: Faster Than Light. These games have 4 difficulty settings (not 5 because that would make sense) all of them suck except one, and even that one is too easy. If this game had a difficulty slider going from 1 to 10 it would be enjoyed by anyone and everyone who could possibly like this game but instead all of the negative reviews say the game is too easy or it's too hard, and they are right. I really wish I could enjoy this game because I really like it but it simply isn't good and there isn't enough here for it to be fun.

Forgot to write it at 3 hours after I beat it for the first time; regret it being on easy, though. Went on it to learn the game. Sincerely, Into the Breach is a great game. The first time I saw the thumbnail, I thought, Wow, it looks cool, a robot. I like robots. Then I got the Netflix edition and did the tutorial and thought it was a kinda weird game and never touched it again until I bought it. Then I played it with the Rift Walkers on normal, and I lost a lot. The game is hard but is fun; you just have to get the hang of it, learn the battleground enemies and your mech passives and their stuff. There isn't much for me to say anymore. The graphics are very good for what they aimed for, sounds and music are good, and gameplay is the same as the graphics. I don't really see much of a problem with it at least now, only getting overwhelmed by Vek numbers. I really enjoy this game; I'm looking into the 100%. If you like turn-based or "kind of like chess," you might enjoy it. Also, one thing is that sometimes losses are inevitable, not always wins, and not always all pilots survive, nor civilians. It is very fun though!!!

After playing this game, it's hard to go back to any tactics game -- here, you jump right into an interesting position from turn 1, and there's no time wasted on chasing down enemies when you've obviously got things under control.

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This is one of those true rogue - like games where, there's no meta progression really that make the runs easier - your meta progress is achieving minigoals using some specific factions to get coins to unlock new factions. But the newer factions aren't better (or worse) strictly speaking, and each run starts from scratch. Somewhat of a puzzle tactics turn based game ... really trying to minimize the 'hurt' each round as opposed to specifically just trying to kill everything (although sometimes you do that too)