(I'm sure the new HBS game that was just announced, which is basically off-brand Indiana Jones tactics, will be great as well, I just can't get quite as excited about that in terms of the look/feel/story.)īattletech has an active mod scene I've been meaning to try one or two of the bigger mods, but they all seem kind of annoying to install and also they're generally focused on hewing close to the lore of the source material, and that doesn't necessarily interest me. And the writing was genuinely very entertaining and not gross, to boot. Mostly it just has me mad again that Harebrained Schemes isn't working on a sequel to Battletech, because Battletech was basically the perfect game for my garbage brain - it rewarded attention but did not ask much in the way of memory and did not require reflexes.
PHANTOM BRIGADE GAMEPLAY PC
There's not much content in it, but it's always fun to lego robots together and make things explode. Genre: Strategy Turn-Based Release: Platform: PC ESRB: Not Set Video Walkthroughs Walkthrough Part 8 From: CohhC Watch this step-by-step walkthrough for 'Phantom Brigade (PC)', which may help and guide you through each and every level part of this game. Also I find it hilariously difficult to prevent my lil robo dudes from walking right each other and keeling over. It's kind of neat, although I'm terrible at Frozen Synapse type combat mechanics. Oh boy, my sensor radius is bigger? Huzzah. The reward for battles is just more mech pieces, 80% of which will get dismantled into the resource pile for the slate of not-terribly-interesting base upgrades. But the game doesn't incentivize me doing otherwise. Is it partly my fault for sticking with a cheese strategy? Probably. I have everyone specced out with high concussion damage to get more salvage and I have not had any major issues with this strategy for the past 8-ish hours. My mech lineup is a high-speed scout with a shield / assault rifle, a high-boost Axe/SMG, and then two big honking guys who both just boost to a vantage point in the first round and obliterate things at range with their Heavy Vulcans. Heres a list of games similar to Phantom Brigade either in the gameplay or. Why would I spend 3-6 rounds making sure to claim the supply caches when I can obliterate five enemy hostiles in 2?īattles don't generally last longer than that. Games similar to Phantom Brigade on RAWG Video game discovery site The. There's basically no diversity in objectives as much as the game will call out how this time you need to move fast to get the loot or this time you're trying to flush out an entrenched enemy or whatnot, you're always just going to defeat all enemy hostiles and win by default. Look, the moment to moment gameplay is pretty good, but not so good that I'm willing to do it just for its sake. It's just pure mech tactics, which isn't necessarily a problem, but, well. The story is literally just " they took it from us, and now we have to take it back", so I don't have any investment in that part either.
The interchangeable pilots have no growth or skill differences, so I don't particularly care about the random narrative events involving them. Really turned around from how positive I was feeling at the very start. I've freed somewhere between 8-10 provinces at this point (25 hours) and I feel like I've seen literally everything the game could possibly throw at me.
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