Absolute banger

Tight, crisp, well written and a must-play for a solid 20 hr turn-based adventure. Loved the characters, writing and good challenge. Normal difficulty is a very solid challenge. If I could give some feedback, once you understand the OP power of the knockback charge [bormin], 90% of fights become a 'knockback + stealth kill' loop that does wear after a while. But it knows when to end and for the money - very worth it. well done devs!

Interesting take on a tactical shooter. Lots of ways to tactical encounters. Worth it especially on sale

It is a fun game, but it is limited in actions and very short. I would only recommend this game if it were under $20. graphics are nice and a fun story line, however, it just abruptly stops at points. I beat the game in 14.6 hours with probably a quarter of those being afk.

This game was a total slog. Half the upgrades were pointless because as soon as you get +1 damage every enemy has +1 armor. Combat was really repetitive and required using a bored stealth system.

Some people wan't a casual game play experience when they pick a causal game mode. 8 enemies in the first part of the game with one med kit each character. I have tried probably 10 times at least. I give up. Seems like a fun game but if you are a casual gamer this will enrage you to no end.

Very fun tactical RPG

I love this weird little thing. The highly innacurate descriptions of pre-apocalypse items are hilarious and by far my favorite aspect of the game. The tin foil hat was worn by highly-regarded "free thinkers." The defibrillator displays a reclining human, meaning it is a relaxation device. A barbie doll is described as a totem of the "Hunger Goddess." I think different people will react differently to the tactical mechanics, and the game is quite hard on most difficulties. I may come back and play on a harder one, which isn't common. I like the weird animal mutants. I like the unusual tactical stealth mechanics, which allow you to pick off enemies silently before engaging larger groups. It's a weird little gem, but a gem I believe it to be.

All-in-all a solid XCOM clone, especially considering it's from a smaller studio. While the game competently implements the XCOM formula it also mixes it up with ideas of its own, like seamless real-time/turn-based switching, stealth take-downs and some light RPG elements. The Mutant universe is a great setting for a game like this. It's fun and rich with lore. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic Sweden and Swedish players will notice references to real-world places and brands. The game can be quite challenging, as is tradition with these types of games (or maybe I just suck lol). The play style is a little different from other XCOM clones, so you may need to unlearn some goto tactics. I played on Steam Deck and the game ran fine out-of-the-box, but reducing framerate and some of the graphical settings improves battery life. Annoyingly, the game did crash on me a couple of times throughout my playthrough.

It's an anthro version of Xcom. There's a heavy need for stealth and strategic planning before entering combat. The game is super fun and mildly replayable. The only issue I might have with it is how easy the game is. Even on very hard mode, if you know the game mechanics well, the game is very easy. But that's a minor gripe, because I took the time to learn the game and make use of every single advantage. Super fun game! I wish more games were like this.