Chaos Front

Awesome game! All the characters and mechas are really cool and the gameplay with the mini-stories/missions really add to the team bulding and storytelling. The tactical battles and universe are just as fun as the previous games. I'd take more of it as a dlc or a new game!

As of the current time of review, I've logged 91 hours in the game, which is the time it took me to complete both characters' campaigns once, with 5 of 8 total endings completed. That's a lot of value for a $20 game, and I'll probably come back for more playthroughs to get the remaining endings after a brief hiatus, but it's definitely still on my radar. Fantastic experience throughout. I haven't played a lot of the new generation of mercenary games, so best point of comparison for me might actually be something like Bladestorm: Hundred Year's War. The story progression is linear in the sense that all of the guild missions, which are generally what advances your mercenary rank and gets you access to higher rank missions, are all curated, and have no real bearing on the game ending. The faction war missions you choose to participate in affects the overall geopolitical situation on the map, however, and that does steer you towards specific possible endings. With the exception of the highest difficulty of faction war missions, which are just very minor variations of 'massive field army brawl with you and your faction ally vs the enemy faction and their mercenary ally', there was ple…

After a few weeks of updates, I think everyone who left a Negative review during the first week should give this game another chance. I perfectly understand being upset over it being billed as being a open world Merc Sim, and then having not only a time limit, but also strict requirements to get an ending. However, the updates have not only made the time limit less strict, but also made both the fact you have a campaign cutoff date and need to meet certain requirements to get an ending much more clear when starting the game. Infact, upon reaching Rank 9, the game has a built in way to help players changs the tides of the war easier to help with time crunch. Beyond that, great game dev, looks forward to the next one!

A fun little tactical game. There are some minor gripes, largely with UI and some of the scripting, but entertaining enough to have me staying up late the first night. It's not especially deep, but for a game made by a single developer, it is impressive.

may have cheated with mods on my latest playthough getting farther then i ever have but still ether way mods or not this game is worth the money to play just don't over step your objective by going all out and try to the grinding in the game just to get credits to really do everything that how i lost most my playthoughs

Combat is the same as in Chaos Galaxy 1 and 2, but you can only deploy arms and ships that have pilots, limiting what you can deploy each battle. One issue I do have is that if there are multiple enemies in a mecha stack to target in an attack, if an enemy takes lethal damage from the first unit targeting it, they end up wasting their attack by not targeting remaining units, though this also affects the enemy. I still enjoy it though.