I like the art style. As for the story, I don't know much about it. I've only played the game for three hours and will not be going back to finish it. Many games like this have a lot of RNG, this is totally normal for the genre. When your party encounters enemies the game takes control and situates each player, including your own party, in a seemingly pre-determined way. Immediately that puts me off. On one occasion, after repeating the same scenario eight times in a row, there was a slightly different starting position for one of my characters. Yes, I did have to redo a scenario eight times before I succeeded. This isn't my first time playing a game like this. I've played a few fairly difficult titles and I have never had to restart so many times for a single scenario. The situations, after the first couple of scenarios, are set up in such a way that getting through them is mostly reliant on luck with the RNG and not player skill. This makes it feel like an artificial difficulty. There is also a very different point-spending system for actions. Which is fine. Even though I didn't like it, I did adapt. Basically each action has a limited number of uses per turn, regardless of how many points you have to spend. I had no serious problems with it. If the fights were designed better I would have continued on to finish the game. Personally, I did not have fun with this game. I really wanted to love it.
A great little game. Very creepy and fun to play. It's a bit shorter than I'd like, but I'll probably replay it in the near future.
It has the "stealth" tag in the description, which is why I purchased it. There is no way to stealth most of the missions. This is a third person shooter, period. If you want stealth, I would not recommend this title. If you enjoy being shot at by endless waves of Nazis, this is your game.
