Into the Breach depicts a conflict between human civilisation and giant alien bugs. Dialogue is scant and world building is pretty minimal. The game is primarily interested in throwing puzzles and tactical obstacles your way.
But the game's mechanics often intersect with its characterisations in interesting ways, and I wouldn't think about Into the Breach in the same way without them.
Into The Breach is a great strategy game, but I can't seem to translate the skills I learned with the starting team into any of the more advanced ones.
Into the Breach is a game about the accumulation of small decisions, good or bad. It's a game that never lets you forget your past runs, especially your failures.
Into the Breach will be the next game by FTL creators Subset Games. It will be a turn-based, randomly generated strategy game where giant mechs fight aliens. There's no release date yet, but this trailer looks rad.
Exploded ships and frustration galore, now on the go -- but only on iPad. If you've only got an iPhone, you're out of luck. You'll have to stick with the PC version.
