Posted on: November 28, 2024

DuBistSoStill
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Well done Art, Sound and Replayability
Originally, I got this game for free on Epic store, but figured that it was waaay too much fun to play so far, to not pay any money to the Devs after finishing it. In some way this feels a lot like FLT - You dont need full screen to experience the whole game in its entirety, and the Art-Style is so well done, just like the Text and post- and mid-battle crys which are easy to read and understandable. Considering that this is the game that came after FTL and from the same Devs - this game is truely better in so many ways: Eventho the game is basically still played on a 2D Platform, the isometric Water/Lava And Mountains additionally to the perspective give this game much more spatial visuals and a feeling of distance, while also offering 3D gameplay like air drops, visible artillery shots, or chasms that can swallow enemies. The possible starting troups are very variable, but the fact that you can chose them and pick one specific Pilot to put in the Mech of your choice, give this game a big replayability bonus that is quite addicting and feels rewarding and in control even when you make tiny mistakes in one way or the other. Additionally, you can even randomize your entire Squad or make a custom one for additional challenges, which in my opinion increases the replayability even further. Even when I failed the very last mission on the very last island because of a single 1-damage attack, it still felt like it was an astonishing run and was motivated to retry. Having fun is all I got from Into The Breach. This is quite obviously a rogue-like, where you can unlock different starting options, but it never felt like I lost entirely, even when half of my squad was wiped, because the pilots will be replaced by AIs that control the Mechs on your behalf after the mission. "Into the Breach" managed to make small mistakes still feel like progressing, which is something hard to get in the masses of rogue-likes that kill your run before you know how.
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