Damn good turn-based game. Just wish Hong Kong wasn't the end of it.

In it's second installment of the Returns series, Harebrained shows that they really understand the assignment. the opening mission sets the tone right away, and this time, instead of having to put together different teams for various missions, you are focused on one team - your own.

the change to one team of runners vastly improves narrative cohesiveness, and makes the stakes much more intense and personal.

the dialogue options and interactions between the characters is better than in Shadowrun Returns, and the character growth arcs for the main party members are really good - Eiger's especially.

the missions are just as satisfying, and have some great WTF moments when they go sideways

and another beautiful thing about this title is, you don't have to have played Shadowrun Returns before you play this one. it stands alone in the trilogy.

Now if you'll excuse me, i have to go see a man about a Dragon