Tyrant's Blessing

It's a good strategy/puzzle game. Definitely heavily inspired by Into the Breach, which I only played *after* playing this. Gives you some interesting and somewhat unique mechanics to solve and play with. Interesting choices to make for example which items to give which units, and customization on how to upgrade units throughout your run. Anyway, I personally like this game a lot and think it's got pretty graphics and tight rewarding gameplay. Grab it when it's on sale and have an afternoon of fun beating the game, hopefully more if it grips you.

Fun for a while. Not very deep, but hits the spot

It's like Into the Breach, but set in a fantasy world & much easier. If you haven't played Into the Breach, play this 1st. If you already have played Into the Breach, then Tyrant's Blessing is still fun, but it's very easy once you've got the hang of it (and the right heroes/pets - like the hamster that farts out killer babies).

A pretty good and simple TRPG. It's clearly inspired by Into the Breach, and while I haven't played that game, this game is definitely an enjoyable enough experience on its own. Gameplay is simple but higher difficulties require tactical thinking and good characters. The characters all have fun and unique designs, though perhaps a bit generic in the genre (Minus one character which is just a giant guinea pig which is definitely unique) and the story is passable, but clearly not a focus. 18 hours was enough to 100% the game, even with a few failed runs, so you could probably manage to 100% it quicker if you were more efficient. Other than that, the achievements are all simple and can be done on easy mode if you care about achievements, but if you just want to beat the game once, it's much shorter (some of my later runs took 30 minutes) and there's no 'real' ending but the game itself is pretty replayable. Pros: . Giant guinea pig character . Fun and replayable gameplay . Pretty easy 100% Cons: . Story is pretty generic and clearly not the focus . Characters don't have much personality . Really short if you only want to beat it once

https://youtu.be/v8HpeoBRZHw Offering an unique feature of player units having multiple attackable squares doesn't fully click due to feeling like a forced element added to arbitrarily adjust difficulty.

Similar to into the breach, i like this kind of game a lot