The remnants of human civilization are threatened by gigantic creatures breeding beneath the earth. You must control powerful mechs from the future to hold off this alien threat. Each attempt to save the world presents a new randomly generated challenge in this turn-based strategy game from the makers of FTL.
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I can't believe i was tricked into playing chess without waifus
Steel Judoka my beloved...
I'm not a fan of roguelites usually, but damn, is this one fun. It's all about the many choices you make, or are forced to do. And it's a great game to play on the phone! You can go for a few rounds when you're on a break. It's also free if you have Netflix! Go play it!
My Prime Mech was held fast by an alien on a crumbling ledge. If he didn't move, he'd die. Too valuable a pilot to lose. The only way to save him? Destroy two populated buildings to make space for pushing the clingy monster into the gorge. The weight of 200 civilians stayed with me, even as I went on to save billions.
Because Breach's clear information isn't enough to compensate for your human imperfection. The agony of decision and the cascade of results makes every turn more dire than the last. But you learn – and you always come back.
An amazing compact tactics game with a lot of depth packed into each 4 turn battle. Each turn is like a little puzzle to solve. Punch that bug away from the building it's after. Make the other bug hit its friend. Shield the power plant with your mech's body. The options available to you depend on both your starting squad and how you build over a campaign providing huge replay value. On easy it's simple but satisfying, on normal fraught but manageable. Either way, it's engaging and rewarding. <3
it's a good tactical game
Uno de los juegos de estrategia más refinados de la historia, su influencia ya se está sintiendo a día de hoy y seguramente perdurará por años.