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Fun

Better than Eternal.

Damn son.

Good game.

Simply just forces save scumming to not get 1-shot the moment you see enemies.

Plenty of "XCOM-like" games that are just better.

You have to wait 5 seconds for each soldier to finish their repetitive animations with no way to toggle it off, making the save scumming take 5 minutes a turn.

Game's for 2.19$? Get it.

Full price? Probably not worth simply for low replayability. 2.19$? sure.

Wait... you don't already own this? Buy it you fool.

I've seen big improvements during the Open Access duration of this game.

Every different build has had support to the point where most of them are viable and each have interesting gameplay mechanics.

The game in general is very unique to any other game i've seen.

I oneshot the final boss before i knew it was a boss.

Great game.

Seriously, Stay away unless you are a years-long veteran of Pathfinder or are ok with reloading saves for encounters that come out of nowhere.

This game takes all the frustration of a new DM who knows nothing about balancing encounters and wanting to show off the new monsters they found in the back of the book, with the rigidity of a CRPG and the inability to balance encounters to party composition.

Oh, you don't have any aoe spells? Congrats, you're fighting spider swarms that you can't wound with weapons. No restoration? Over 20 Dexterity damage from a 1 minute poison from a giant centipede. Used all your spells because the dice would never give you any 50% hit chances after several turns? Well spend 5 minutes walking out of the dungeon because of arbitrary resting locations, and another 5 to walk back in.

The game pretty much forces you to rest after every encounter and/or replay sections or play with the guide open due to random difficult encounters that you have no way of preparing for.

Overall, if you want to play the game like a table top session from A to B, play a different game.