This a perfectly fine game, and one I do not regret a single cent purchasing but It is a very simple game, the undeniable source of my disappointment. The game relies on unlocks and achievements as a means of giving you more tools with which to create a preferred strategy, a fine system but as executed it discourages you from playing with any custom squad, achievements are tied mostly to completing challenges as a preset squad. Roguelikes thrive on a nigh infinite variability of runs, that is simply not a feature of Into The Breach, it is rare times you are able to draft a new strategy mid-run, either from lack of availability or lack of viability. You will spend most of this game solving the same challenges with the same tools, satifying, well designed challenges, but ones that will inevitably grow tiresome.
