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Charming singleplayer fun. Great for a good amount of hours of fun if you are into tactical squad strategy games.

Also has an OST I actually listen to outside of the game, which is a feat in itself.

They Are Trillions.

Way more fun than Skull and Bones.

Great foundation here for a very interesting and mechanically dense autobattler with a good roster of equipment and huge variety of builds already in place.

More please! More content, more heroes, more enemies, longer playthroughs, more DLC.

You better like to read read READ if you plan to enjoy this game.

A game this inexpensive has no right to be this awesome.

You know, after the first six hours I really was on the verge of uninstalling the game. It just starts so poorly, and this coming from a JA2 veteran who adored that game and played it to death. I think the problem is you just start with less than nothing, and it's a grueling load fest as you struggle to grasp the mechanics while also trying to catch up in equipment to your enemies who are AK-47 armed as you begin with pistols and maybe a poor SMG.

However, after giving JA3 more time, I see it's really an incredible game. I don't know if it's AAA, but I can feel the passion and dedication and luv poured into the game. There is SO much dialogue from characters, everything getting so much VO and all the mercenaries talking to each other and quipping is amazing to listen to in their fun voices. The iconic characters from the series actually have personality in this game, they aren't awful bland generic stereotypes. They're fun, and funny!

And once you get a grasp on the mechanics, and get some proper equipment to fight with, the midgame really takes off as you're running around getting money, shootin, lootin, customizing gear and equipment, and finding new toys to play with all the time.

I can really tell they poured an immense amount of effort into the content, there are SO many quests, and SO many of them have many different outcomes. This is a game they designed for people to have extremely long playthroughs, and there is enough different quest outcomes that you really need many playthroughs to see all outcomes for events and the game itself. 40 hours in, I still haven't completed a full playthrough of the game, because I'm enjoying the sheer wealth of side-missions and amount of stuff to see and do.

If you like turn based tactics, and you're willing to give this a chance past it's atrocious opening, you won't regret this purchase.

Alt F4 Simulator.

You WILL rage quit out of the game, but..... you'll also probably launch right back into it and play again because it's a very addicting gameplay loop.

If the devs would just tone down the amount of 1 shot instant deaths the game inflicts upon you, it would easily get an overwhelmingly positive rating. But because there are so many instant death traps that WILL make you alt F4 out of the game, it gets a begrudging positive review, and it definitely earns it's 'mostly positive' rating.

EDIT:

Review changed to thumbs down. I don't think I've ALT F4ed out of a game as much as this one, and I finally had enough and uninstalled it completely.

Pixel graphics Heroes of Might and Magic with real time combat to massively speed up the pace of gameplay.

What's not to luv?

Slay the Spire, but in space and with enough originality to be much more than a simple clone.

Very high replay value on this one.