Phantom Brigade

J'avais déjà bien aimer la première version du jeu, mais là les développeurs on fait du très bon boulot sur la 2.0. Ca rend vraiment le jeu plus profond et intéressant. Bravo ! Continuez comme ca .

I've been playing this game for a few hours now and its been hella fun. It's fun to kinda build a connect to the pilots that you've had for a long time and trying not to let them die, and a few of they missions feel last-standish like the final mission on HALO Reach. fighting with your mech super low hp and trying not to get caught in flames from heating up. It's also like a turn-based Titanfall 2, aka best FPS big boy mech game.

Was decent, now after 2.0 it's pretty good. Won't hook you like xcom but still pretty fun.

I think the gameplay is great; however, I can't quite get over how dull and lifeless everything looks and feels. From the art to the story and dialogue, as well as the UI, everything feels underwhelming. Unforgivably, the mechs and weapons look horribly bland. I’ve played similar games with lackluster graphics or art that compensated with charm or style, but this game has neither. The most disappointing aspect is that the devs managed to make mechs not cool. They have no weight or impact to their movements or weapons. You never feel like your controlling a mech, more like a dude in a costume. While you can customize your pilots, they also look like potatoes. This could be intentional, as the devs use body types A/B and "they" pronouns for your pilot characters. It’s a bit disappointing because, again, the gameplay itself is quite decent, but the overall delivery falls short. It honestly feels like a mobile game.

Unfortunately, given that the game is already in its 2.0, I don't think I can quite recommend it. Its premise is interesting. Simultaneous turns while allowing you to see what your opponents are doing. Graphically it's solid, and there are periods where the mech action feels really good. The customization is also nice, but the menus and settings around it are also a little underbaked. But: - I feel like the difficulty of the gameplay isn't quite right. Enemies are fairly easy, and fights, while sometimes visually fun, aren't as thrilling as I'd love it to be. I think this is partially driven by the fact that you have limited restoration for your pilots and mechs, and so there's high incentive to make sure that battles are generally able to be survived with minimal or no damage. - Similarly, the big boss enemies are also just... not as fun as I'd like them to be. - I'm sad that my filter and sort settings aren't saved while I'm moving between buttons on the same broad screen. - I do also wish that there was more strategic movement. Meaning I had fewer "flavor of the region" battles that lasted approximately 1-3 hours, and more different kinds of enemies that I can choose to get what I'd like to get. - i do also kind of wish the time mechanic was gone, and my pilots had no fatigue not generated by damage. Perhaps I'm just not a big fan though of this roguelike approach. There's a series of smaller things as well. Like the slow movement of per-shot/per-second/per-attack stats, when the last one is usually what interests me unless the weapon is very slow firing. The fact that projectiles can still hit the environment even when the attack claims it's not blocked, which is a touch sad. The lack of information around heat buffer and heat management (and the randomness of grabbing parts to build what you want). Really, it makes me want to play battletech.

Front Mission x DaVinci Resolve

Enjoyable game for sure. Would be good if they made some of the inventory menus a bit more friendly, like the workshop, but good fun.