Posted on: June 20, 2019
PotatoMaster
Jeux: Avis: 2
Good tactical, turn based, stealth RPG.
*Heavy on tactics, light on role-play. *Fans of X-Com and Fallout Tactics might enjoy this. +Very Tactical +Stealth, Scouting, and Planning. +Neat setting +Nice music that adapts seamlessly to the action - Linear, short, with low replay value. - Clearly a game made for console first, and PC second. - Occasional crashes and a few other bugs - Thin story and only minimal RPG-elements The setting is post-apocalyptic 80's retro-futurism. It might remind you of Fallout, but the original source material actually predates the first Fallout game by 13 years or so. Tactics is where the game shines. Stealth and planning is mandatory. Very low RNG-factor means you can predict the outcome of you moves. You have the ability to scout each area to spot the enemies, kill off stragglers, analyze your chance of success, and pick the best way to approach the larger groups. This scouting and planning element is excellent, and is better than most other tactical games. The areas and enemy levels are static, there are no random encounters or re-spawning. This enhances the tactical elements, but it also pretty much kills the replay value. Technically free explore any area, and you can sometimes even sneak off with some nice loot behind the back of an overpowered enemy. But in practice, you have little real choice to follow the linear path set by the game. The characters are fairly balanced, and have some overlap. All characters level up together, so all remain viable until the end. You can choose based on personality, or abilities, as you prefer. The voice acting is mostly good, especially from the main characters. But a few combat taunts get repeated way to often. The story and writing is decent, but shallow. The game crashes occasionally. There are other more minor bugs, mostly involving ladders and exploding terrain. Frequent manual saving is advised. Those who know Swedish will get a few chuckles from the signs and other background details, but nothing important is hidden.
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