Strike Team Gladius

Strike Team Gladius is a tightly focused turn-based tactical experience that puts battlefield decision-making front and center, stripping away most meta-systems in favor of constant, deliberate combat challenges. Developed and published by Wave Light Games Inc., it clearly aims to satisfy players who enjoy methodical positioning, ability synergies, and long-term squad development without the distraction of base management or grand strategy layers. From the first mission onward, the game communicates its priorities: every meaningful choice happens on the battlefield, and success depends on understanding your team as well as the terrain they fight on. The premise is straightforward but effective. You command an elite strike team deployed to reclaim a colony world overrun by alien forces. Rather than leaning heavily on cinematic storytelling, the game frames its narrative through mission structure and progression, allowing the unfolding conflict to emerge naturally through escalating opposition and increasingly dangerous environments. Locations range from harsh planetary surfaces to hostile alien territories, each introducing new tactical considerations that subtly reshape how engage…

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Happy with the game it was nice i would recommend.

Another good tactical game from Wave light, a successor to Strike Team Hydra that I spent 50+ hours on, very playable not too simple or complicated the balance is perfect for me, plenty of upgrades for your team and choice of characters to use.

[h1] Things I like: [/h1] [list] [*]I like how they characters react to taking hits, but sometimes when my heavily armoured battle droid gets knocked to the ground by a 1 damage counter-attack I chuckle [*]As always, great feeling of progression between accessing new abilities and the gear upgrades [*]Fun to have some additional troops on certain missions, esp when they can be controlled manually, and ESPECIALLY when they're actually useful- armoured tanks or troops that (I assume) could have been selected from the roster, considering they have a bunch of abilities to use [*]Really appreciate the bars showing health, ability points, and movement points next to the character portraits. Without these, it would be easy to forget to move a troop or two, especially considering all the abilities that give you summons, and within the many maps that give you additional units [*]Architecture, enemies, and weaponry are all suitably futuristic and alien [*]Great variety of enemies, with a variety of abilities, strengths, and weaknesses [/list] [h1] Compared to Shieldwall: [/h1] [list] [*]I prefer the medieval setting- fighting mostly humanoids with low tech is …

Very good.