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• gamedeal user

  Apr 17, 2020

  Please for the love of god, let us skip the enemy movement phase! Especially on high vis ops if there are more than 12 tangos on the map it takes AGES for every single one to move... give us the option to speed this up
• gamedeal user

  Jan 31, 2020

  I played this game for a good hour now and think it has a lot of poetencial. The pixel art is beautiful and the game is dripping with atmosphere but I think, it has still a loong way to go. Iam aware that its still early access but its still a bit light on content and gameplay ,so here are a few things i think would improove on the gameplay side: -Overwach and Tactical equip: right now you are pretty much dead if u are compromised or someboddy walks around a corner -reduce miss rate for Pmc: Maybe make it impossible to miss at close range for pmcs and add the hit rolls for loonger ranges -speed up actions and Enemy turns: ...pls -Ammo: just a nice thing to have, maby a system where u could spend more ammo to increase hitt chance or take exta shoot actions (just an Idea) and there i still much more but I think the devs are aware of that. Just so you know what u are getting in to
• gamedeal user

  Mar 7, 2021

  Hooh boy, these are some awful analogies. "The best way to describe Black Powder Red Earth is 'Modern Warfare meets Sekiro, interpreted as a turn-based game.'" "It's modern Chess, with some randomizing cards thrown in." How about: "Arma Tactics 2". Or "I'll just play Doorkickers 2 and wait until there's a flannel/plainclothes uniform mod instead". Anyways, this is pretty un-fun to play. Consistent annoyances include: Slow walking cycle. The lack of ability to move multiple units at the same time, so you don't have to wait and make a game that simulates being a high speed operator painfully slow. The inability to have Overwatch until you find the local Jihadi HQ. Even then, it's a one-turn use with no ability to tell if you've already used up a reaction or not. Inability to use WASD or Arrow Keys to pan around the map. Inability to customize the outfits of your Ember kill team members. Difficulty in being able to discern the LOS of both Shadow Emirate jihadists, civilians, or your operators.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 3, 2020

  Black Powder Red Earth has all the cards to become a good strategy game, but for 12 dollars it just doesnt give much back to you. the missions are all the same, once you've played the first one you've played them all. lacks variety basically in everything it tries to do even on the basic gameplay which forces the player on one singular playstyle. hopefully the devs will add something more in the future but as of now, i would'nt recommend this, as is basically stealing your money.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 1, 2020

  This is a game that has loads of potential, but due to its lack of content is not worth the $15 price tag. The core gameplay is fun and nerve wracking simultaneously. But still, the lack of weapon, armor or other gameplay options is a very considerable detriment to the game overall. Not only that, but there is a tonal difference between the overexagerated and almost slapstick death animation of npcs and the humorous building descriptions with the games dark, realistic depiction of a raid in the middle of the night in the middle east. If the game is on sale for $5 or less, you should pick it up, but with the low amount of content it has to offer currently, its not worth full price. If you're looking for a similar game, try picking up Doorkickers 1 or 2. They're both similar, albeit real time, but they're both loads of fun with lots more content than this game.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 26, 2021

  I am finding it really hard to recommend this game. It has potential to be really really great, but falls in so many areas. Things I love: 1. The graphics and animations are great and can be funny at times. I could see a graphic novel from the artist of this game. 2. I love TRPGs/SRPGs so it gets points for that. 3. Variety of mission objectives. 4. Some randomization in terms of some skills and abilities. Things I do not like/things they could improve on: 1. The music. There is a basic metal riff in the game that doesn't stop looping and it really breaks away from a stealth tactical game. The middle eastern inspired songs are good but that metal riff gets old FAST. 2. There is 1 map as far as I can tell outside of being in a house. Some variety of maps would be nice. 2a. You'd think for a game that is all about modern tactics and strategies, they would tell you what each building is on the map. But nope, you move a unit and let's say halfway through the move, they go next to a building, STOP, pop up screen to tell you about the building, which to me breaks the pace of the game. 2b. When certain popup screens happen, they jump around the map and sometimes they don't show anything which to me is annoying because now I am all disoriented in terms of what just happened. 3. Seems that the player should be able to use a lot more skills/abilities more than once. But you get to use skills/abilities once and that's it. 3a. Some unlockables and upgrades would go a long way. 4. I wish that units had automatic over watch so when enemies are in range, they can take them out. Even if during that action, the unit has half accuracy. 5. 10 turns to me is very limiting. Especially if it took 5 turns to do the objective and then half to exit the map on the other side of the map. Maybe options for 15 or 20 turns would be nice. I like the game and it really has a lot of potential to be a hidden gem. But for now it is very rough and needs a lot of work. I got this on sale and would recommend you get it on sale if you must play this. I really do hope in time I could come back and edit this review and remove the things I did not like.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 1, 2020

  has potential to be one of the best modern tactical turn-based games out there, all i ask is that this genre is improved by the type of game the developers are trying to make. allow the movement of multiple units at once, maybe an option to speed up the current pace of events, some more ability to customize operations (scenarios, settings, layouts), and make the UI more user friendly and easy to identify elements (places of movement, end of turns, etc) rough but with lots of potential.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 24, 2021

  This is a life simulator/headache machine in the clothes of a survival horror video game that advertises itself as a military-themed turn-based strategy game. The random number generator routinely does not roll your way, enemies will spawn in force in the worst places (for you) and the worst times (for you), suicide bombers pack their S-Vests with 155mm artillery shells, and you'll be wishing that you still had that interrupt for enemies entering your mercs' lines of sight. Its like playing a bad game of chess where the opponent gets to randomly insert pieces in the right spots to check you and take your pieces. Despite all of this, I'm addicted to trying to run things better, trying to hedge against the RNG, and just watching people get murked. A fun little game with decent mechanics, great artwork, and a fun universe in Not!Libya.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 30, 2020

  I like it so far. Keeps with the graphic novels.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 23, 2021

  A modern barebones strategy game, that is improving in great strides and steadily. Something that needs to be added is a way to increase the speed or skip the movement animation, because when you have 20 insurgents on the screen it takes a really long time for them to move.