Tactical Breach Wizards

It's really good - well written, fun gameplay, head-scratching tactical puzzles. Literally my only complaint was that there are side missions in the campaign that, when playing them all, made it feel a little bit too long, but they're skippable, presumably for that exact reason, so even that's not really a problem.

El juego no está en español, pero no es necesario porque puede darte horas de diversion, si te parece muy facil el juego intenta hacer los obetivos secundarios y veras como se vuelve mas interesante hacer estrategias (o fallas miles de veces) para conseguirlo, vale la pena llegar hasta el final! Te encariñas con todos los personajes

Much like Into the Breach but with some of the most enjoyable comedic turns I've seen put to cinema.

An absolute gem of a game. Gameplay is incredibly fun, and despite usually not giving a ♥♥♥♥ about game stories this experience's story manages to be incredibly interesting and gripping. The writing's amazing too, the game has an incredible sense of humour. Artstyle is amazing too, everything manages to either look ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome (I love the shotgunner design and everything out of Chapel) or otherwise just have very in-depth design details, even for the less serious and more fantastical stuff. 10/10, would put a stick into an LMG again.

if you liked Into The Breach, you'll love Tactical Breach Wizzards. The same basic idea of a tactical combat game mixed with puzzles, just with more variety, more space for experimentation and an actual story.

Absolutely great! Had a lot of fun with this. Fantastic story, head-scratching but manageable puzzles, very pleasing visuals and surprising attention to details in the scenes. The story starts off as a combination of gigs and shiggles, and before you know it, grows into a something I found hard get myself to take a break from. Incredibly well-written characters, all of whom are interacting with each others in unique ways in both plot and gameplay, sometimes even allowing me review some of my own real life experiences. Gameplay itself combines some of the best aspects of various tactical games, with little downsides, if any. Puzzling, but solvable, almost each level allows for virtually infinite solutions. However, if you'd like to, there is always an option to complete some level-exclusive challenge, which usually complicates the completion to make it more interesting. Simultaneously, these challenges can often also serve as a hint as to how you should tackle specific encounters. The only reward for completing those are purely cosmetic skins for your PC's, so ultimately, only you decide on what to do. Definetely a masterpiece, to me.