
In Tactical Breach Wizards, you lead a team of renegade wizards in kevlar through turn-based battles to unravel a modern conspiracy plot. Combine their unique spells in clever ways, or rewind time to try every crazy plan you can think of to punch a Traffic Warlock through a 4th story window.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Into The BreachとかKnights in Tight Spacesは好きだけど、 これはイマイチかなあ 盤面が四角形なのに斜めに攻撃できたり、ふっとばしたりできるのが合わない 基本遠距離攻撃なのもまあ武器とか見ればそうなんだけど 求めてたのはそうじゃないんだよね 英語は自動翻訳できたのでそこまで不都合はなかったです
Very good game and a perfect finale to the Defenestration Trilogy that I've played off-and-on for over a decade now. Man it feels weird to type that out. I've played each of the entries near-launch and each one was a different marker in my life. 'Gunpoint' for my college partying days, 'Heat Signature' for blowing off steam in the early days of my career, and now this one, for my 30-something married life. Lets allow for a brief moment to accept the inevitable horror that is the passage of time. Yes, so now that that's done with, the game! It's pretty dang good! It really blurs the lines between 'tactics' and 'puzzle' and I think it depends on how you play it. On the harder difficulties, achieving all of the challenges is more of a puzzle. On the lower difficulties, you're given more flexibility for how you approach the encounter. So choose accordingly! Normal is a fun middle ground of the two. Something I've realized throughout the trilogy is that, whether a deliberate choice or not, the developer really wants to help you feel clever throughout all the games. There's lots of subtle nudges here that make you go "Aha! I am so smart!" You'll chain together cool combos, wipe a floor in a single turn, and feel great. Then a new enemy will appear in the next level, and you'll have to reevaluate how your approach it again. It's a good cycle. The story is enjoyable. There's a lot of humorous dialogue and the writing made me care for 2.5 of the characters. The other ones were introduced later and not developed as satisfyingly, so they feel more one-note, even after they're given some solo screen time near the end. The main villain has a good, but flawed motivation, which is exactly what you want if you like to care about why your wizards are pulling off sick trick shots. Overall, if you like games that wrinkle your brain a bit and give you a satisfying story, get this one!
Now I personally haven't played many strategy games, so I went into this thinking "well the trailer was funny and I don't have anything else to do?" This ♥♥♥♥ was fuuuuuunnn man, figuring out the confidence goals in most levels (or just skipping them if I really can't do it) was always so satisfying. New gameplay elements and attacks are added in so smoothly and naturally that it never had the feeling of "oh, this is the level for x gimmick" that some games tend to fall to. and the characters are great!! The main gang are all so unique and fit together as a group so well, the optional chats and dreams they have flesh them out so well and i love them all so much and they deserved to hang out more without the threat of getting speedblitz'd by liv kennedy. not to mention the yurigem tee-hee still giggling to myself about the MildFire slinging failed arsonist who makes you get friction burn and Steve Clark the Traffic Warlock
wow it's one of the best world building and writing
This game has a really good story and fun gameplay. 10/10
File this under 'good games don't need overblown graphics'. Scratches the itch for lovers of XCOM 2, Desperados III, and Shadow Tactics, albeit on a smaller and shorter scale.
great tactical game with a servicable story and a cast of likable misfits!
Neat story with fun characters and tricky tactical gameplay.
Absolutely wonderful game. Funny dialogue, compelling story, and engaging puzzle tactics gameplay. 10/10
This game is sublime. If you like tactics or puzzles, check it out. If you don't, are you sure?
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