Satellite Reign

Graphics and atmosphere are pretty cool, But that`s all about it. No connection to the characters you are playing and running around and doing things without any real reason. So there is no story as far as i played. But the real annoyance is you can save anywhere in the game but that does not mean anything. I don't really now what you are saving but if you load a save point you have to do lot of stuff again.

> buys game called satellite reign > looks for satellites > can't find one > ask on reddit > get made fun of > mfw false advertising other than that its ok

It's not too often that a game comes around which offers multiplayer isometric co-op in an open world. The setting is wonderfully atmospheric and it's a lot of fun to romp around pulling real-time heists with your friends. No complaints. That said, this is not a deep game - the loop is simple: Execute heist, upgrade equipment, pull another one. Rinse, repeat. For my money, 100% recommendation, even at full price.

Satellite Reign is squad-based, real-time, isometric combat game with a semi-open world set in a neon, cyberpunk future. Unfortunately, it is far worse than the sum of its parts. It suffers from an embarrassingly clunky UI, a profound lack of polish, and poorly thought out game systems that never manage to mesh. There seems to be a lot of half-baked systems and ideas being tried (is it a combat game, a hacking game, a stealth game?), but none of them work on their own or mixed together. The ultimate result is an initially confusing, but mostly boring game, wandering into vaguely tedious and occasionally frustrating territory. Not worth anyone's time.

Game breaking bugs ahoy. In the short time I've played, I've had server connection issues (For a singleplayer game?), units falling through the map, my autosave corrupting my entire profile and softlocking the game, unresponsive units, and pathing issues having them run into walls instead of where I want them to go. A shame, because the games mechanics actually seem like they would be fun if they worked.

Game is OK, looks cool and works flawlessly on linux. That's about it. Giving negative because of total lack of immersion, shallow story, generic protagonists, no engaging characters whatsoever, no voice acting, no real cyberpunk music, no atmosphere, no real story to tell. Shame - good scenario, any sort of acting, proper music - I believe it could've been a real gem.

If you loved Syndicate Wars back in the day, then this is a must! Kit out and take control of your squad employing brute force, divide and conquer or stealth techniques to overthrow your enemies in this RTS revival. steal enemy weapons an collect money while in mission to allow for upgrades cyberpunk style cities on a rotatable top down view look slick. AI can be a little easy to overcome on some missions but i can't complain about that.