Othercide

Если вы любитель тактических игр из серии тактического последнего х-com и аналогичной боевки, чтобы скоратать несколько вечеров, - это то, что нужно. Одобряю покупку при большой скидке не менее 70%, тогда игра стоит этих денег. Имеет свой посредственный сюжет, вникать не обязательно, но забавно. В общем раскачивайтесь и пробуйте пройти с каждым шагом дальше. Забавная механика пошаговой боевки с инициативой. В общем, игра поможет расслабиться в тактических сражения

for a person that doesn't like to play games that are graphics and/or mechanics heavy, i fw this strongly. it's beginner friendly since the premise of the game is pretty much the more you die, the stronger you get. i've been coming back to othercide for three years in a row so far and whatever preconceived notion i had about it being repetitive is gone - i'm having way more fun now than i ever did (maybe part of it being that i finally understood some core mechanics i used to overlook). the visual tone of the game is gentle and non-intrusive allowing for extended play without eye strain. if you like tactical rpg's with a gothic aesthetic, then it's a good match for you. although, one minor disadvantage is the limited character customization without buying any extra DLC's. the monochrome scheme of the game kind of amplifies this issue. this is easily overcome, though, as you get used to each of your daughters' look. finally, as someone who struggles with keyboard muscle memory, i appreciate that this game is mostly click-based. some tips: don't underestimate the blademaster like i did for years on end, as i used to stack many soulslingers in my unit in order to spam [b] shadow round [/b] (especially useful to beat suffering, iykyk). another thing i would look out for is appropriately equipping memories since they can make or break your gameplay. make use of the codex and read up your enemies' abilities and learn how to counter because some lineups can be tricky (or inspect skills while playing the synapses themselves). overall, the game is surprisingly addictive for someone who's usually picky and doesn't play games often.