I haven't played a game that has consumed my free time harder than this in a while. Its like XCOM with much deeper mechanical complexity. 10/10 would recommend, only criticism is you can't bang the girls.

Without a doubt the most complex and immersive turn based strategy game I've ever played

This is one of those games that is played exclusively by Koreans despite how awesome it actually is

This is astonishingly good game for an indie game. Considering I've never even heard of Dandylion before, It's really quite remarkable that they've managed to make a game this good.

Troubleshooter is a mix between XCOM and Final Fantasy Tactics with gameplay leaning more towards XCOM style squad based combat goodness and story leaning much more heavily towards JRPGs and told through still images, music and dialogue, reminiscent of visual novels. What makes the game truly stand out from it's peers are the depth of it's character building and RPG mechanics with hundreds of different skills and countless different mastery sets that you can equip on your squad members and tailor them to suit your specific needs as well as the combat framework itself that's well made enough that it doesn't break under the constant stress of the countless wacky options that the player keeps throwing at it. On top of this you get a good story with lovable cast of characters that all get lots of screen time to develop and grow as people. The game is also huge in size with some 60+ different missions/maps with varied objectives + many difficulty modifiers to add more challenge and improve the loot & rewards you gain.

All in all, I am very impressed by the game and it's quality. It's even better in some ways than it's legendary predecessors and that's some high praise indeed! I am glad that I gave this game a chance even if I was very sceptical at first thinking that some random never heard korean based developer could never make anything even remotely close to XCOM in quality, but here we are. Troubleshooter is an excellent tactical RPG that is sure to scratch that XCOM itch and recommended for anyone even casually interested in the genre. Kudos Dandylion, I will be following your future projects with great interest.