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Warhounds
Developer The First Studios
Warhounds is a turn-based tactical game about an elite mercenary squad with an old-school action movie vibe, inspired by XCOM and Jagged Alliance. Recruit unique fighters, upgrade your base, and fight for Africa’s future. Less fake RNG, more true ballistics and lethal tactics. From the Steam store page
332 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
66
Fresh
196 positive · 100 negative
95% range 61–71%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 196 | 100 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 5 | 1 | 27 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Mostly Positive
478 of 666 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
66% recommend · 188 yes, 95 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 283 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Mostly Positive (688 of 974 positive).
Many players find the tactical combat satisfying, praising the ballistics and cover system. [1][2][3] Some reviewers criticize the game for being a reskin of Sparta 2035 and having AI-generated assets. [4][5][6] Several players note technical issues like bugs, crashes, and long loading times. [7][8][9]
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- [4]
Seems most positive reviews are written by bots. This is a reskin of a $10.00 Russian only game, Sparta 2035. Funded by the Russian government, specifically the sanctioned IRI, based in Dubai. This exists to bypass the sanctions imposed, because their own once beautiful country is this desperate for revenue, slowly dying within while they send 1000's of their own people to their deaths daily. Game is a group of …
- [14]
The immediate reaction on hearing about this game was "Cool, a new iteration of Jagged Alliance 3!" And it sounds very similar, on paper: run a mercenary company in Africa, with a game loop alternating between strategic decision-making on the overworld and tactical grid-based combat where a small OP squad overwhelms superior numbers. In practice it is in fact very like JA3, with quite a lot of modern XCOM mixed in. …
- [1]
Finally a turn-based tactics game that doesnt treat me like a child. Been playing for a couple of hours now and im cautiously optimistic tbh. If youre coming from modern XCOM expecting 99% hit-chance misses, forget it... Warhounds feels much closer to old school Jagged Alliance or the original UFO Defense. Ballistics are super lethal, cover actually matters and one bad turn will get your whole squad wiped. The …
- [8]
The best thing I can say is that I actually remember my soldiers now. Not because they have amazing portraits or anything, but because they talk during missions. They react, they joke around, they feel like a little group of people instead of disposable chess pieces. Please expand this system. Seriously.
- [2]
Instead of traditional percentage-based hit rolls, the game emphasizes actual ballistic calculations, positioning, line of fire, cover and elevation. This makes tactical decisions feel more consequential than simply hoping that a 75% shot connects. Between missions you manage your mobile base, recruit personnel, improve equipment, negotiate contracts and make decisions affecting the campaign. This gives Warhounds a …
Summarised from 34 of the 320 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
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Warhounds sits at 66% positive across 296 opinionated reactions from 4 sources. Fresh or rotten — where do you land?
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60 of 332 · most liked firstSeems most positive reviews are written by bots. This is a reskin of a $10.00 Russian only game, Sparta 2035. Funded by the Russian government, specifically the sanctioned IRI, based in Dubai. This exists to bypass the sanctions imposed, because their own once beautiful country is this desperate for revenue, slowly dying within while they send 1000's of their own people to their deaths daily. Game is a group of white only mercenaries killing black people in Africa, yes very Russian,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is just Sparta rebranded. The dialogue is terrible, the story is just JA3 but with less depth, the graphics are barely out of the 2010's and they absolutely lied about "No BS RNG". It's riddled with it, the only thing different there is that if you are within arms reach of an enemy you get a "golden 100%". That's nice, but its not what they advertised. It's also pretty buggy. I apparently was on for 4hrs after I closed the game to have dinner and watch some tv with the family, so I can't…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Nah.... This game needs a lot of work. Just trying to get through the first mission was frustrating. Characters running wild paths into cones they don't need to, to get to a safe spot on the map I chose on purpose. Awful lines everywhere connecting to you for every decision that you cannot turn off obscuring the screen. Overwatch mechanic is insane, all enemies just run to the back and cover the whole field camping. The hand holding with tutorials even into the 2nd mission like come on man... I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game could be good. BUT, it has many issues that the programmers have to resolve. Opponents ramp up very quickly, and have access to armor and weapons you can't get. 100% hits are not 100%. Enemies see your whole team even if only one of them is spotted. Enemies immediately engage without hesitation as if they were waiting all day for you. Your team often shoots at its own waist high cover instead of the enemy.Enemies seem to be able too shoot through walls while your team cant.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Read some negative reviews and people are honestly nitpicking about weird things. At least the game launched fully instead of sitting in early access for years and ending up nowhere! Played a couple missions, noticed a few bugs and a slopy camera, but it is still a very enjoyable experience because the core tactics are simple and fun at the same time, so it definetly works for me
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The immediate reaction on hearing about this game was "Cool, a new iteration of Jagged Alliance 3!" And it sounds very similar, on paper: run a mercenary company in Africa, with a game loop alternating between strategic decision-making on the overworld and tactical grid-based combat where a small OP squad overwhelms superior numbers. In practice it is in fact very like JA3, with quite a lot of modern XCOM mixed in. The problem is that it mimics its influences very strongly, but somehow…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overall an ok game. If you haven't played XCOM, play that instead. There's also Jagged Alliance 3. Tomorrow, the Star Wars XCOM is also coming out and that looks good. This game has pretty dated graphics, definitely what seems like AI-generated photos leftover from the demo (which were 100% AI "placeholders"). This is all on top of the controversy behind it being literally the same game of Sparta 2035, which is sold in Russia only, according to some articles online. As for what it…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game is great overall. if you like xcom you will like this, it is that simple. i would like the option the customize my veterans tho. it is so lame being forced to use a guy that looks like his on vacation in his shorts and Hawaii ♥♥♥♥, becouse his extra perk makes him directly better then anyone else. i refuse to use them tho it breaks the immersion for me. also i get inclusion is important for some people. i would just like an option for " male only " female only " mixed " that way…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Feels like a 15year old game got an asset flip on an unpatched release. Plus it has some sketchy Russian goverment backing. If you're into tactical strategy Warhounds feels instantly familiar but that ends up being a massive double-edged sword. On one hand it tries hard to capture that XCOM vibe with squad management and base building. The issue is that the actual gameplay doesn't back it up. They make a deal out of having "no fake RNG" and relying purely on "true ballistics" but in practice…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Do Not Buy This Game You deserve better. if you take a quick look through my game reviews, I usually put a bit of time and effort into them, but ive decided im not going to do that for companies that dont do the same for their games. Companies that use embarrassingly cheap looking and sounding generative ai textures and voice over and developers so creatively bankrupt that they would copy a popular established game in the genre and still somehow make it worse in every possible way. so to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Dev is trying to sell a different game under a new title, I don't know the exact details but feels really scummy when this is exactly Sparta 2035. Not to mention the lack of an AI disclosure despite a lot of AI art assets and what isn't AI generated at-least some of them appear to be directly lifted from Xcom 2. I could be wrong but that Civilian scramble animation is suspiciously close. Frustrating, bones are solid if only the devs cared enough to put in the work. AI Gen is lazy plain…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Finally a turn-based tactics game that doesnt treat me like a child. Been playing for a couple of hours now and im cautiously optimistic tbh. If youre coming from modern XCOM expecting 99% hit-chance misses, forget it... Warhounds feels much closer to old school Jagged Alliance or the original UFO Defense. Ballistics are super lethal, cover actually matters and one bad turn will get your whole squad wiped. The mercenary management loop feels solid so far. My only gripes are the camera angles…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I bought this game under the premise: "No fake RNG" That is a flat out lie. The entire game relies on RNG and it is as ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ as it is in most of these games. Failing covert missions that have a 5% fail chance? No need to reload, the outcome is predetermined. Fun if that happens to 3 missions with a 5%, 7% and 8% fail chance in a row. That's a 0.024% probability of happening. Can it happen? Yep with the aforementioned probability. Does it happen in this game? Absolutely. You will miss your…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Update: I strongly advise you to not buy this game. Why you ask? Sort the reviews and have a look at the positive reviews. Bots or bought score pushers all over. This IS a scam. First review: Honestly speaking - there is nothing genuine to this copy cat of a game. For the price tag given, you should be able to expect more than an audacious conmixture of, say, "borrowed" concepts and ideas. It is literally nothing more than a blunted mash up of Jagged Alliance 3 and XCOM 2, both of which do so…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Home turf, doesn't kill? 'Off the leash', it kills? Three words and you think this kills? Warhounds not a killing game, doesn't kill... Genetor does have that zangeif privilege with the huuuge healthbar though... Well, well, well. You really thought Ancyor full meter off the leash wouldn't kill?
positive · AI labelView post →Instead of traditional percentage-based hit rolls, the game emphasizes actual ballistic calculations, positioning, line of fire, cover and elevation. This makes tactical decisions feel more consequential than simply hoping that a 75% shot connects. Between missions you manage your mobile base, recruit personnel, improve equipment, negotiate contracts and make decisions affecting the campaign. This gives Warhounds a proper strategic layer rather than making it nothing more than a sequence…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I very rarely leave reviews but Warhounds was such a huge disappointment, so many mechanics and beats are completely lifted from a variety of XCOM titles, the dialogue is cringey and makes you hate the characters, technically the game is a mess and visually the art style really doesn't do it for me. I'm a huge fan of turn based tactics games but this was a huge miss for me, I encountered lots of weird bugs where I would spend money on operators but wouldn't get them. Game felt very half baked…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Alright. Warhounds is done and dusted. This is very much a modern world tactical turn-based strategy game ala XCOM2 (and Jagged Alliance 3), which the developers proudly list as their main influences. I've played XCOM2 extensively, and I'd say it definitely has a lot in common with that game, without an alien invasion of course. Instead, this game focuses on a civil war getting out of control in Africa. A (mostly) benevolent warlord is usurped by a group of fanatics with mysterious backers and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Okay, so I generally don't leave reviews when I have so little playtime, as I am usually concerned about loving the game but running into the "two hour surprise" as I like to call it... but I feel this time it is warranted. This game is rough as heck around the edges, as one would expect it to be for (assumedly) *just* hitting 1.0 and launching to the public. I happen to think the asking price is a bit high for a title that is frankly, being put into its proving ground/crucible stage. An even…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I can't remember a worse impression I had in 20 mins for a game I thought I might really love, having shoved 100+ hours into various X-Com and JA entries (and the more involved ballistics of Phoenix Point), just the worst UI I've seen in a genre that desperately needs clear UI, and a genre I personally work in and know it's really not that hard to make a non-terrible UI if you've played any of these games in the last 20 years instead of waxing nostalgic about Jagged Alliance and X-Com while…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There's also another XCOM/Jagged Alliance tactical game called Warhounds (lol) but it's by a Russian developer and is (apparently) a reskin for Western audiences after the previous release, set in RUSSIA'S CURRENT WAR IN UKRAINE WHERE YOU PLAY THE WAGNER GROUP, found little interest overseas FUCK^2
neutral · AI labelView post →That's what a strategy game should look like! (besides a few cons) + Gunplay plays absolutely perfect every shootout is super intense + Mercenaries are really cool love the charactors + So many neat little details on the maps its actually pleasing to just look around locations between actions + Music is awesome + Graphics look really nice and sharp - Met some minor bugs and the whole thing feels a bit unpolished right now - Missions are kind of repetitive at the start mostly same objectives…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game not for me, XCOM was way more fun, the limit of 4 people on a mission ensure each mission is how they want it, the gear and money is controlled as well. The combat feels like bullet trading and most of the time it is grenade fighting or bullet trading against bullet sponges. It doesn't have the fun of JA2 or the tactics. There is no shock, no suppressive fire, nothing but you move they move it feels more like a chess game and less like combat. They don't use fake RNG because they don't…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The best thing I can say is that I actually remember my soldiers now. Not because they have amazing portraits or anything, but because they talk during missions. They react, they joke around, they feel like a little group of people instead of disposable chess pieces. Please expand this system. Seriously.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The technical state is probably the biggest problem. For a 1.0 release, crashes shouldn't be happening. Simple as that. But after the initial frustration, I found myself enjoying the actual game. here should be “yellow finger” :-)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really want to like this game and feel like it has a lot of potential. Its just hard to overlook the glaring AI issues. Examples- A shot gunner in the street should not be able to shoot up through a 4 story building and hit my guy on the roof. AI snipers shooting through walls with no LOS from insane distances and take out your men with one shot gets old. I spend more time just trying to revive my team then actually shooting enemies. Its basically medic simulator 2026.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The latest @pcgamer.com magazine is out now, with world exclusive access to Star Wars Zero Company, the exciting new XCOM-style squad strategy game from Bit Reactor. Plus, WH40K: Dark Heresy, Darkhaven, Warhounds, Esoteric Ebb, Tyr, Ghost Recon, and much more. tinyurl.com/dkhatvax
neutral · AI labelView post →Excessive use of AI generated images, that are built into the levels and the News system of the game. Was not stated in the Steam Store Page as I purchased it.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to like this. I really really really want to. I love XCOM. I love Phoenix Point. Jagged Alliance series. Turn based is amazing. But *something* i just cant get into this. I want to put a finger on, but it just.... wasn't. Perhaps its the dated graphics, or bad voice acting. I just wish i can figure out WHY I can't get into this. Maybe its because its a direct reskin / port of Sparta 2035. Like, same videos, characters, pictures, and even game description. Its a direct copy. I give a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Basic Merc game very much like JA Tutorial is fantastic and does a great job of teaching you the game as you progress. If you liked Xcom and Jagged alliance you will like this and unlike X come you wont miss a shot from 1 foot away lol After you secure your base of operations, you hire more troops and then the party starts (note all troops are fully customizable, looks and name wise. My expectations were low and I was honestly surprised by how fun it is Love the no RNG up close and running…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is not XCOM 3 or Jagged Alliance 3. Very generic and boring. The pacing feels bad each map with how you can discover enemies at the end of your last character's move and then the enemy can use all its moves before you get to go again. Just does not feel fun to lay.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have real trouble believing that much of the art and writing in this game isn't AI-created. And look, I don't play tactical shooters for the plot, but also the plot can't be... offensively bad. Emphasis on offensive. Gameplay is... eh. I've played worse xcom-alikes, but this one felt pretty soulless, tbh.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've seen “it's just XCOM” about 50 times in the reviews. Okay? It's like saying JA3 is “just another turn-based tactics game”. At some point you have to actually play the thing. The basic vocabulary is familiar, sure. But the AP system, cover damage behavior, directional overwatch and visibility rules give it a different feel. And honestly, I don't need every tactics game to reinvent the wheel. Just make the wheel roll nicely. This one does.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love turn based tactical games. I had high hopes when I saw this game. But then I played it. At Newbie settings, the AI always knows were your character is regardless of line of site or concealment. They have better equipment, better armor, do more damage, And become highly skilled and gain accuracy if you take out a "leader" other enemies hit you more often and do more damage than you can. They are more accurate with a shotgun at extreme range than one of your snipers at medium range.…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game ended with a victory for myself, more down to luck than skill! Warhounds dying in 3.0 can be brutal, it took out 3 of my tanks, a whole squad of Grahams Tech-Thralls and the. Caused everything else on the table to take hits too! #WarhammerCommunity #Warmongers #Warhammer30k #HorusHeresy
positive · AI labelView post →The first couple missions didn't impress me much. Then I started understanding the overwatch system. Then I started setting up crossfire. Then I started planning turns ahead. And that's when it clicked.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →First i want to make something clear, i love this game type. I grown up on X-com and Jagged Alliance. I wanted to love this game soo much. But this game is at best on its alte Alpha not iss 1.0 fully released version. Its a cheap mix knockoff of the new X-com and the old Jagged alliance (even the music is roughly the same). The whole execution is 10-15 years late HOMM3 got more life on the map and between battles than this game and HOMM is from the previous century. The graphics have several…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Warhounds has a decent core, but it clearly needs more depth before it can compete with the genre leaders. + Core combat is mechanicaly sound cover destruction actually works and you cant just camp in one spot + High ground advantage is real putting a sniper on the roof gives noticeable accuracy buffs + Flanking is mandatory if you try to shoot enemies head-on you will just waste your ammo + Good synergy between different archetypes every merc plays differently and feels useful - The class…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Okay game, you got me. I’m ready to forgive you for basically everything after this. Second mission, right after the sniper introduction. Enemy sniper starts his turn, jumps down, takes cover behind an explosive barrel and proceeds to shoot at me from there. He MISSES. Hits the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ barrel instead. The barrel explodes. The sniper dies. And then my merc goes: "That sniper was a pro" I haven’t laughed that hard at a game in the last couple of years 😂 10/10. Never change.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A low-effort XCOM clone which fails to inspire on any real level. The missions are bland and repetitive, the assets are mid-tier at best, the gameplay loops poorly conceived and uninspired. On top of that, the game crashes frequently (for me at least) and it is apparently just a re-release of Sparta 2035, a Russian-developed XCOM clone that was banned off Steam due to sanctions. All that said, it isn't the worst XCOM clone I've ever seen, but the price is completely ridiculous considering the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Intro I am a huge fan of Jagged Alliance (JA), so when a game invokes its name in its blurb or by comparison, my ears pick up and I go through everything with an extra fine-toothed comb. The premise behind Warhounds is nothing new. You play the commander of a group that’s been hired by the leader of a fictional African nation that needs help repelling a self-proclaimed warlord or somesuch. I am 19 hours in as of writing this review, and plan to continue playing and will update the review if…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just finished Warhounds on Normal play level. I've been playing tactical turn based games since I got my shareware copy of the original X-com in my PCGamer magazine. I found it to be an enjoyable game that definitely scratched that X-Com itch. Of course, it's no X-Com2: War of the Chosen, but then again, what is? I thought it was a little short, though. The story played through pretty well and it was an interesting take on modern day factions. The price was right as I purchased it right…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Don't believe what it says about no fake RNG. I had three separate 10% failure operations fail in a row. 6 of my starting team dead because you can't trust the RNG. (Edited to address the developer response and specify that it was not the same operation three times.) Beyond that, the writing is pretty rough. Not sure if it's because the writer doesn't speak English as their first language or they're just bad at natural dialogue. The voice acting doesn't help - weird emphasis on the wrong words…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My short review after a brief look: - All classic mechanics are present except for stealth. Playing without stealth feels weird, especially since enemies don't really react to you until you cross their line of sight. - Grid-based overwatch is a good design choice - Bullet-by-bullet hit calculation is also nice, but there are way too many scratch hits - Graphics... well, it doesn't get in the way of playing - Characters - thanks for just having them - The female officer is cute Overall:…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It follows a very traditional formula without introducing anything new, yet the gameplay feels surprisingly satisfying. A standard but well-made tactical game for fans of the genre.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game is so unbalanced, way too many enemies, they spam grenades, their cooldowns are way quicker then yours. they shoot 3 mines not 1 and their grenades can kill most soldiers on top of setting them alight doing even more damage. also to pick somethin up, do me kit or extinguish almost always leaves you out of cover. you cannot do it on an angle. all they had to do was play their own game and they should have realised this.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Highly recommend Warhounds if you are tired of arcady tactical games. The ballistics feel incredibly realistic and the mercenary setting is super immersive. If you love managing custom squads and actually having to think about positioning, this is for you. Just dont expect an easy ride becuase the enemy AI is quite aggressive even on early contracts. Definite buy if you want a proper challenge :)
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've played JA3, XCOM 2 and pretty much every decent tactical game from the last few years. Warhounds doesn't beat them. But that's a weird standard anyway. I don't need every new game to be “the next XCOM”, I just want something that gives me good tactical problems to solve. This does.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wish there was a "maybe" button weather I recommend this or not. It's has good fundamentals but in the end it's very mid. You can customize your characters but options are very limited. Story is very bland, the characters too, it uses AI generated images, the dialogues feel AI generated too. Gameplay is good but it feels simple compared to other games in the genre. If you haven't played Jagged Alliance 3 play that instead. I would recommend this only on a good discount.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Decent game, will occupy my time until Zero Company comes out
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's TEMU Xcom. It's not going to be GOY or anything, but it's decent and it's been a looong time since we had a new xcom
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Love the mercenaries here. They actually have distinct voices and personalities, their lines during combat feel so funny and atmospheric. The squad customisation is awsome and the game has a solid old school tactical feel. It has some bugs but the charactors make it totally worth it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was skeptical because the screenshots made it look extremely derivative. After actually playing it, I don't really care anymore. If a game borrows familiar mechanics but uses them well, I'm fine with that. The combat has enough differences to stand on its own.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There are too many things blocking my enjoyment or a sense of progression. As others have stated, it needs polish. I like the world-building and most of the mechanics of leading a mercenary group. The gameplay does not feel linear as you get decide which missions to take, outfitting, and trying to make a profit. I think the Devs did a really good job in this department. What kills it for me is the AI and/or the balancing. Examples: 1. Mine the objective mission - The AI accidentally hits…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Enemies are more like a bullet sponge rather than anything, there´s no tactics, game don´t give any space for tactics neither, maybe is a good turn based game but if you like xcom, JA, Phoenix point, etc, man this is just not worthy
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game is good though it definitely has its share of problems. I would probably recommend waiting for some discounts and patches, but it is already a pretty decent experience right now.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Another one thing russians just stole - nothing unique and lame gameplay. Don't buy it - they will pay taxes in russia used for the war in Ukraine
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →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.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For a 1.0 release, the technical state is honestly disappointing. I'm not gonna sugarcoat that. But after putting some hours into it, I'm also not gonna pretend the game is bad. The core tactical gameplay is strong. The combat is readable, positioning matters, the overwatch system is interesting and the squad banter adds a surprising amount of character. It needs polish. Probably a LOT of polish. But there is a real game here, and I really hope the developers keep working on it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →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…
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