This game is a standout tactical strategy game from Subset Games, offering a refreshing twist on the genre. Unlike their previous title FTL, which didn’t quite click with me, Into the Breach captivated me with its innovative gameplay mechanics and strategic depth. Each mission feels like a carefully crafted puzzle where every move counts, and the ability to predict enemy actions adds a thrilling layer of challenge. With its charming pixel art style, intuitive interface, and meaningful choices that impact gameplay, Into the Breach is a must-play for fans of tactical strategy games looking for a rewarding experience. https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3282889907 https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3283885148

In the roughly 40 years of video gaming experience, Into The Breach has been one of my favourite 'lunch break' games. It's easy to get into, game sessions are about 20-30 minutes each, and there are lots of in-game challenges to meet.

Basically, it's a turn-based strategy game with puzzle-like elements. You control squads of 3 mechs, each with different abilities. As you gain 'gold', you get to unlock more squads. Each mech can be upgraded with energy cores, which in turn power different passive, reactive, and active abilities that can be slotted as you gain the gear. The maps are all about the same, with some variations on what you need to do. However, be aware there are mods out there that can change the look and feel of the game content.

Yes, it can get a bit repetitive, but as I mentioned, this is a coffee/lunch break type of game. It's not Civ VI, or WH40k Space Wolves, or C&C Generals. It's not meant to be played for hours. It's meant to be played every now and then while you munch on your sandwich and sip some tea.

Overall, I give this game a solid "A" for fun factor and replayability. On a side note, my hours here don't really reflect how much I've played this, as I originally own a copy of it on Nintendo Switch and have played that for at least three dozen hours over five years, before finding it here on Steam.

I bought this game accidentally but loved it on purpose