Antisquad

Developed by InsGames and published by INSGAMES LIMITED, Antisquad delivers a refreshing interpretation of the turn-based tactics genre by focusing on a band of independent mercenaries rather than a conventional military unit. The story follows a collection of battle-hardened professionals who have abandoned government service in favor of taking dangerous contracts on their own terms. This setup creates an atmosphere where loyalty, profit, and personal convictions often collide, giving the campaign a distinct identity. While the narrative does not rely on elaborate plot twists, it succeeds by building an entertaining cast of flawed personalities whose interactions provide humor, tension, and motivation throughout the missions. The game's world embraces moral ambiguity, making its characters feel more unconventional than the typical soldiers found in strategy titles. Combat is where Antisquad proves its greatest strength. Every encounter requires careful positioning, resource management, and coordinated use of each squad member's unique talents. Charging into enemy territory without a plan usually leads to failure, encouraging players to study the battlefield before making each mov…

On first launch, instead of opening the standard "start/load/settings" screen, the game showed a screen that was almost entirely occupied by a list of all the DLC I did not have and a small unlabeled button on the left that allowed me to actually access the game. The experience only got worse from there. Not recommended in the strongest terms.

https://youtu.be/tzqp1TgmfSk Structured in the style of a mobile game with a heavy focus on currency paints the entire tile in a layer of yuck.

Pretty boring and very badly optimized for a turn-based game, everything feels clunky and the combat system and well everything is just plain and boring

Scam, incomplete game, requires dlc

Lazy mobile port that has nothing to offer, besides boredom and the loss of precious lifetime. My rating 2/10, not recommended.