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2018PEGI 12PC, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified93 % positive14.99 €

Compact turn-based tactics where three mechs defend cities from giant kaiju-like aliens. Every enemy attack is telegraphed in advance, so each turn plays like a tightly designed chess puzzle with roguelike runs and time-travel resets.

  • Runs that play out differently every time
  • Turn-based combat
  • Tactical depth
  • A party of several characters
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Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Into the Breach special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Star Renegades

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2020USK 12PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck verified82 % positive24.99 €

Brings what grabs you about Into the Breach: runs that differ every time, turn-based combat and tactical depth.

A turn-based roguelite RPG with lavish pixel art in which you lead a band of rebels against an overwhelming empire. Its initiative-timeline combat with knockback demands tactical thinking, and every failed run leaves you stronger.

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Runs that play out differently every time

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Runs that play out differently every time

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Runs that play out differently every time

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