TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children

Enjoying this game. Tactical RPG with lots of customization, interesting world setting and light humour. Each character can choose from multiple classes, different gear and masteries(passives). There are so many masteries with different combinations fitting together to make unique sets. You can design your characters in different ways or for different situations. It can be a little slow at times, but I am slogging through on the hardest difficulty. I am looking forward to the sequel.

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A brilliant game for X-com addicts who want fun without frustration. The 'X-com lite' games Chimera Squad and Phoenix Point remove the pressure of one-wrong-move permadeath and the enthralling tension of the original X-com with it. Troubleshooters eliminates both permadeath and save scumming, with a single save, replayable missions, and characters who bounce back from incineration or decapitation simply by eating some snacks with their friends. The levels are sufficiently large and packed with enemies that the imperative to equip and deploy your troops well remains, but the worst that can happen is redoing the level rather than tediously replaying a whole X-com campaign, often several times over the first few missions. The mastery, drone crafting and beast training mechanics are richly intricate and almost entirely reversible for alternative builds within a single campaign. Turn-based combat of unique fighters with a panoply of special attacks and abilities unfolds over beautiful maps of graffiti-bright cityscapes, fantastic wilderness and gritty slums, with detailed environmental effects. The level of difficulty and access to new tactical options both ramp up rather slowly, but to a satisfying mid and endgame thoroughly adjustable in difficulty. There are no irreversible strategic options that would make a replay into a different game, but a single campaign can be extended indefinitely with replayable scenarios and an almost superfluously large range of skills. There are very much superfluous systems such as rent, wages and jurisdictions that have very little effect on the game, but other systems such as drones and beasts that could be managed without are worth having for fun and interest. The plot is certainly the weakest aspect, crammed with platitudes, nonsensical developments and loose threads; the Black Tiger subplot and Albus' internship blues were egregiously daft. The characters absolutely carry the story, however, with an energetic, lovable, improbably dressed but gorgeously designed band of true companions hacking away at the endless hordes, as well as some memorably styled villains. I cared a great deal for all the heroes of this fun, stylish and potentially challenging turn-based game.

I will never stop supporting the devs of this wonderful game. This is like XCOM 2 if it was more character-focused, what I mean by that is that all of the characters in this game feel very personalized and fit an obvious role. Don't get me wrong, I love XCOM 2 but this game is much more in-depth when it comes to building a character. If you liked XCOM 1-2 you will very likely enjoy this game. When troubleshooter 2 comes out it is absolutely an insta-buy for me.

If you like strategy games and enjoyed X-com, you should really enjoy this game. It has a number of systems to learn and once you get a hang of those, you'll really see yourself progressing through the game smoothly. This is a must have game for Tactical/Strategy game fans

Had this in my library for years, tried it when I bought it for a few hours then forgot about it because at the time it didn´t jive with me. Got a hankering for some turn based tactics and decided to give it a shot again and this time really give it a chance. It´s a lot of fun once you start understanding how it works. I really like the characters and the character art is good. Backgrounds ,environments , maps and such is not as good but functional and good enough and I can forgive that since it´s not a huge budget game so not a huge budget price either. Lots of fun building your characters with the skills you unlock. Tons of content.

I was looking for a turn based strategy game and saw this recommended on one of the forums , it was available on sale in steam and i have to say it was more than i hoped for (and slightly less than i deserved by the end) I put in more than 170 hours into the game and finished both the DLCs mostly on normal (and the last few missions on safe - more about that later) First thing first - If you enjoy tactical turn based strategy with a good story and characters you can build relations with , this is an excellent pickup and you will enjoy your time with it, But if you do not enjoy complex mechanics and do not wish to put too much effort into optimizing your character builds to gain mastery or grinding for power then you may lose interest later on. It starts of fairly straight forward but it really stacks up mechanics over mechanics in the main game , and by the time you start the DLC if you dont min max you are unlikely to get ahead even on easy difficulty. And it doesnt do a very good job of explaining things (the mediocre translation doesnt help on top) It can get overwhelming pretty quickly. A Diamond of a game with a few minor flaws. Pros: The gameplay - with a few minor grievances (like cover not making much sense) the gameplay is how you expect a tactical turnbased rpg to go the customization - you can spend more than half the time theory crafting (and half of the remainder testing the theiry), the story - a good story though gets a little confusing and convoluted after some time, the charcters - each feels distinct and relatable, Cons: Complexity - its too much , too many stats , too many masteries , too many crafting hoops , too many unique effects, Difficulty spikes - this is mostly after the DLCs , it really hits you unexpectedly and changing difficulty level doesnt help.. following the story (yes it is a pro and a con cause the translation makes it awkward and many things feel incomplete) Grindy - this goes into the difficulty spikes , you will need specific gear and masteries to progress comfortably,