Warhounds

Temu Jagged Alliance 3.

Le jeu est pas mal y'a du potentiel mais il est gaché pour l'instant par différents points a vite améliorer : * la gestion de la camera et les positionnements visuels ça manque de visibilité pour déplacer les personnages * les crashs avec retour bureau aléatoire dans la base opérationnelle/carte * la carte grisée n'apporte strictement rien sauf donner l'impression d'une petite carte de jeu * la gestion des équipements a la base a revoir complètement, très pénible de devoir chercher sans cesse qui porte quoi pour le donner a un autre perso avant une mission * graphiquement c'est ok mais en fin 2026 c'est clairement possible de faire beaucoup mieux que ça * la commandante ne bouge pas image fixe dommage aussi à notre époque une animation serait plus agréable * le curseur de la manette qui bug et ne permets pas de se passer du clavier en dehors des missions, c'est comme si le curseur manette était bloqué dans une zone restreinte à l'écran * le curseur pour faire défiler les menus a revoir bcp trop petit et pénible a attraper avec un trackpad * l'affichage des mercenaires a recruter idem ceux du bas sont pas visible c pénible Sinon j'ai bcp hésité a me faire remboursé pour une fois mais bon aimant ce style de jeu tactique je vais vous faire confiance et me dire que vous allez améliorer le jeu Sinon je vous le conseil il est tres bien quand meme et vaut le coup de s'amuser dessus, je ne ferais aucune comparaison de titre de jeu auquel il ressemble ça me saoule de le lire sans cesse. Ce jeu est sur la meme base ok mais citer sans cesse la référence du genre n'apporte rien. Il a les memes mécaniques c logique, une gestion de camp de base logique aussi bref c le cas pr chaque jeu ds sa catégorie tout le tps comparer n'apporte rien réellement si vous aimez les jeux de référence allez y jouer et passer votre chemin . Tout le monde a le droit de créer des 'copies' dans le même style et heureusement sinon on jouerait pas a autant de nouveaux jeux :)

6.5/10 decent, but it has a lot of bugs. it is also a direct copy of a previous game by a different title. sometimes the audio bugs out or their original game code pops up. aside from those being patched out, the gameplay is fun. The difficulty ramps up as you progress

This isn't going to replace XCOM 2 for me. It doesn't need to. XCOM is still the king of polished tactical campaigns. Warhounds is doing something a little different and, honestly, I'm happy to have another game in this space that doesn't simply copy the exact formula.

Solid core mechanic albeit too realistic. I don't mind it at all the game trying so hard to copy XCOM mechanic, instead it compels me to buy it instantly on release. However, "Every turn is decided by your planning and honest physics - not by RNG.", well try flanking enemy with a shotgun, 100% RNG, BOOM! shot miss. What an amazing kind of physics. I've play the demo version several months ago, stopped when the game crashed multiple times. Now the 1.0 is out, the crash still happen again and again. tldr; Stay away for now.

Decent game, will occupy my time until Zero Company comes out

I'm enjoying my time with Warhounds. It has some rough edges, but it scratches that turn-based tactical itch. I'm playing the middle difficulty. The game punishes you for a major mistake (leaving a soldier without cover) but feels quite fair (In 20 hours I've only ever had an enemy use both his actions to shoot at me one time). The cons: -Some crashes, but the game saves at the beginning of every combat turn and often enough on the map layer that I've never lost any play time, with the exception of the time it takes to relaunch the game. -The class upgrades don't seem to be balanced (The choice on which upgrade to take seems obvious most of the time) -Some minor bugs (floating tooltip that stays on the screen even after loading to the map or to a new level, and a siren (audio bug) that lingered from a cutscene to an entire combat level) - both easily fixed by exiting and relaunching the game. -The enemy ai doesn't always make optimal choices (may be my difficulty level?). The enemy sometimes double moves, toward me and then away, instead of taking an offensive action. -Some of the voice acting is pretty cringe inducing. The pros: -Varied enemies that each act differently from each other. Rookies and snipers that hang back, shotgunners that charge, etc. -Multiple factions to engage with both on and off the field -Has a great xcom (firaxis) feel, but with militaries instead of aliens -A plethora of accessories/items to mix and match to make equipping your mercs feel like a big part of your strategy (admittedly it does feel a little bad for the medics/grenadiers since you have to get rid of their medkits/grenade launchers if you want to get creative) Conclusion: As long as you don't mind putting up with a little jank (par for the course with these style of games, even xcom had plenty of rough edges), it's well worth the money.

Played the playtest and now I am playing the full game and: Loving the game so far. Jagged Alliance 3 vibes with Xcom gameplay. ❤ The only downside atm is the optimization of the game. But nothing gamebreaking. Will update as patches comes and me playing this gem of game. 8/10 Full Game Let's Play: https://youtu.be/A7QNEqt7m8Y