本作由《The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante》的开发者出品，新作的剧情与前作发生在同一个宇宙设定下，但讲述了一个完全不同的故事。《The Life and Suffering of Prince Jerian》在继承了现有玩法的同时，还加入了能够反映主角人设与特性的全新机制。
In Tactical Breach Wizards, you lead a team of renegade wizards in kevlar through turn-based battles to unravel a modern conspiracy plot. Combine their unique spells in clever ways, or rewind time to try every crazy plan you can think of to punch a Traffic Warlock through a 4th story window.
Tactical Breach Wizards is a turn-based tactics game in which you lead a team of renegade wizards in kevlar, as they unravel a modern conspiracy plot and/or find the most stylish way to punch a Traffic Warlock through a 4th story window.
It’s a story-driven campaign of about 14 hours, in which you…
Combo spells for satisfying results
Each of your wizards has a unique set of abilities, from a straightforward lightning bolt to transforming into a rabid dog.
Experiment freely, rewind your mistakes
When you hit a tricky situation, try every wild idea you have – you can always rewind if it didn’t pan out. It could work beautifully, fail spectacularly, or screw up in a way that gives you new ideas. Either way, free rewinds mean you play it out in-game instead of scratching your head.
Fight the (various) power(s)
Your team are a motley crew of misfits on the wrong side of the law, fighting against:
The Rushwater PD and their rising star: Steve Clark, the Traffic Warlock
An oppressive religious dictatorship who rule the streets with Riot Priests
A private military corporation meddling with magic to enhance their troops
And the most deadly operative the trade has ever seen: the Black Ops Chronomancer
Upgrade your magical arsenal
Every ability for every wizard has a set of unique perks to unlock as they level up, tailoring their powers to your playstyle, and enabling ridiculous ways they can combo with each other.
Get to know these loveable idiots
Travel the world, meet interesting wizards, and find out what’s wrong with them. Each of your team has their own personal struggles, and between missions you can choose how much to dig into them, overcome them, and guide these oddballs to become friends.
Unravel a conspiracy, stop a war
As the enemy plot thickens, key players and their relationships are added to your conspiracy map to keep track of the important bits. You can read more about anything you’re fuzzy on, arrange them in a way that makes sense to you, and keep a visual overview of what’s going on.
Build confidence to wear fancier outfits
Each character already owns all their unlockable outfits – they just don’t have the confidence to wear them. Characters earn confidence by accomplishing optional extra objectives that reflect their strengths and values.
Fine-tune the difficulty
We want everyone to be able to finish the game, so as well as Easy, Medium & Hard modes, you can customise each variable individually for the kind of challenge you like.
What is it not?
As always, we don’t want you to buy the game if it’s not for you. Here are some things it isn’t!
It’s not a branching story. You do make choices in your conversations, but they don’t cause major deviations in the course of the plot. They’re more about deciding how you want this character to treat people, and how much you want to dig into or push back at what the other person is saying.
It’s not a roguelike. Every now and then someone will call it that and we don’t know why! Every level is handcrafted.
It’s not XCOM. This is a much shorter, story-driven experience about a cast of unique characters. There’s no base-building or equivalent.
It’s not Into the Breach. This is more forgiving, but the ceiling on how many different things you can do in a turn is higher.
What is it?
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