Once you get a grip of the game mechanics and teamplay dynamics this game is a blast to play. For me it's like chess mixed with XCOM, then combined with hero abilities like in Overwatch or League of Legends with a pinch of borderlands character design/humour. It rewards quick thinking, planing ahead and outsmarting your opponent. All Freelancers have the tools for great mindgames which are the spice of this game.

If you have some friends to play with, do so. There is a high learning curve for the team dynamics and if you have a team of 4 it's easier to get into when you can communicate over the voicechat. But it's also enjoyable in soloqueue, just know your hero and the capabilities and you are good.


€30 is a bit pricey in my eyes if i compare it to other games, but the developers seem to be very enthusiastic about their game, i can only hope that this enthusiasm will stay with them for a long. Atlas Reactor is a rich game with very high replayability, if you are into a supercharged turnbased game, then i think it's money well spent.

Good thing there is a Free Version available, which let's you experience the whole game, the only downside is a limited Freelancer selection, which is random. Buying the game just unlock everything.

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Bottom line for me: Atlas Reactor is a great game with highly rewarding gameplay. Try it out first for a few hours, if you are lucky you get some really good Freelancers and if you like the game, consider spending the €30 to just unlock all Freelancer for convenience.

Definietly a recommendation!

Once you get a grip of the game mechanics and teamplay dynamics this game is a blast to play. For me it's like chess mixed with XCOM, then combined with hero abilities like in Overwatch or League of Legends with a pinch of borderlands character design/humour. It rewards quick thinking, planing ahead and outsmarting your opponent. All Freelancers have the tools for great mindgames which are the spice of this game. If you have some friends to play with, do so. There is a high learning curve for the team dynamics and if you have a team of 4 it's easier to get into when you can communicate over the voicechat. But it's also enjoyable in soloqueue, just know your hero and the capabilities and you are good. €30 is a bit pricey in my eyes if i compare it to other games, but the developers seem to be very enthusiastic about their game, i can only hope that this enthusiasm will stay with them for a long. Atlas Reactor is a rich game with very high replayability, if you are into a supercharged turnbased game, then i think it's money well spent. Good thing there is a Free Version available, which let's you experience the whole game, the only downside is a limited Freelancer selection, which is random. Buying the game just unlock everything. ----------------------------- Bottom line for me: Atlas Reactor is a great game with highly rewarding gameplay. Try it out first for a few hours, if you are lucky you get some really good Freelancers and if you like the game, consider spending the €30 to just unlock all Freelancer for convenience. Definietly a recommendation!