Enjoying Home Behind 2 so far. At first blush, it reminds me of Darkest Dungeon, but after playing I'd say it looks like a Darkest Dungeon in a present-day war setting, but gameplay is largely management. Another reviewer brought up Football Manager and I'd have to agree. It's all about the many ways to customize your team, base, vehicle, weapons, etc... then letting them go out and win/lose fights based on how you set everything up (with some mild active participation).

It's a lot of management too. There are many systems going on here in the game and they are all stacked on top of each other a mile high.

If you enjoy a WWF game where you are creating and customizing many wrestlers to have the joy of just watching them duke it out, or like sport management games with a lot of layers of management and mild active participation sprinkled throughout, you just might like this a lot.

Enjoying Home Behind 2 so far. At first blush, it reminds me of Darkest Dungeon, but after playing I'd say it looks like a Darkest Dungeon in a present-day war setting, but gameplay is largely management. Another reviewer brought up Football Manager and I'd have to agree. It's all about the many ways to customize your team, base, vehicle, weapons, etc... then letting them go out and win/lose fights based on how you set everything up (with some mild active participation). It's a lot of management too. There are many systems going on here in the game and they are all stacked on top of each other a mile high. If you enjoy a WWF game where you are creating and customizing many wrestlers to have the joy of just watching them duke it out, or like sport management games with a lot of layers of management and mild active participation sprinkled throughout, you just might like this a lot.