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• gamedeal user

  Jan 17, 2017

  [b] TLDR: Atlas Reactor is fast chess on drugs. 11/10 would recommend. [/b] I was never great at games that required great hand-eye coordination or quick mechanics. That's why I resorted to playing games that were more strategy oriented or turn-based. That's why I gave Atlas Reactor a shot and have loved it ever since. What do you do in game? Well, you've got 20 seconds to make your decision (with no RNG involved). Your decision involves: 1) choosing a skill to use 2) choosing a direction to attack/run 3) choosing a square to move to 4) predicting which enemy will stay/leave 5) predicting the potential damage you're about to take 6) ..the list goes on (unsurprisingly) Eventually, you would start planning and predicting moves further and further ahead as you'd be facing more skilled or experienced players. The feeling of euphoria when you outpredict and outplay your opponents is something that you have to experience. With the variety of Freelancers to choose from and the varying playstyles and proficiency of your teammates/opponents, [b] every game of Atlas Reactor is different [/b]. Now that the game is going F2P (you can unlock Freelancers with in game currency), you should definitely give the game a couple of rounds. Maybe even join the Reddit and Discord community. We're always here to help :) -seenyou
• gamedeal user

  Jul 10, 2020

  It was a great game and I wish they would bring it back. RIP
• gamedeal user

  Oct 7, 2016

  It's like DotA's concept with XCOM's gameplay and Borderlands' graphics. It's like chess, but with guns and blades. Edit: Admittedly the payment model is not at its best. Think of it like this: the free version is only a demo for you to get a taste of the game, and if you really enjoy it, pay $30 to grab the full game. At its core this game is still B2P, much like other recent game successes such as Overwatch [strike]and Battleborn[/strike]. Personally I am okay with the free version except the inability to join ranked games. The free rotation system seems annoying at first as I really want to play Helio [strike]with his hammer[/strike] but I cannot get him, but then I found the other freelancers also interesting enough to get me keep playing. The core XCOM-like gameplay is solid, and if you are really into this kind of strategy game, the free version should keep you playing for hours and hours. [strike]I have been playing this non-stop plz send help[/strike] It sure does leave a sour taste in the mouth as I could never get to play the locked freelancers (still waiting for the weekly rotation reset), and piling 20 boxes in 12 hours but [b]could not open them all without WAITING A MONTH[/b]. But seeing myself enjoying this game very much, I am probably going to pay for the full game sooner or later. I don't see much room for a P2W situtation in a strategy game so I guess this is safe. Except this is Trion. They could always come up with something evil that you don't see it coming. I am going to pay for the full game now and I am probably going to regret this in three months. [h1]Conclusion: Game is great, price is good, Trion is not.[/h1]
• gamedeal user

  Jun 1, 2016

  I'll admit, I first got this after the Overwatch open beta ended, and I was craving more of the same. At first glance it might seem similar if you ignore ALL the information about the game. Fortunately, it was an entirely different game, and has become one of my absolute favorite surprises in a long time. This is a turn based tactics competitive strategy game. First to five kills, 4v4, but you can make custom games which change up that formula. This a purely PVP game, with no PVE aspect (unless you play with bots). You move on a grid and on each turn you have twenty seconds to decide what to do. Within that time frame, you can see your team mate\'s moves but not the enemies. After the twenty seconds, all turns play simultaneously in a specific order of operations. It ends up playing like a very animated game of chess. Your whole team may plan to attack one person, but before the attack phase is the dash phase, and if that enemy dashes all your teams attacks will still play out, each one missing the shot. Which could place them in a bad spot, or maybe another enemy accidentally dashes into someones line of fire and gets killed. The strategy of the game is not the abilities or perfectly placed shots, but correctly guessing your opponents next move or two. This is not a twitch game, which is refreshing. I'm not against twitch games. I've played those my entire life and they are my favorite genre. But this is a nice change of pace. Seeing your team mate's choreographed moves executed as planned and out-smarting the entire team is one of the best experiences I've had in a competitive game in a long time. I cannot get enough of this game even in this state and I sincerely hope it does well once it comes out. It needs more players. No pay to win. Microtransactions are only for cosmetics and taunts. Free updates and characters for everyone. This scratches an itch I never knew existed. [Edit] They have added a free mode, similar to other games with a couple free freelancer rotations and some other restrictions. They actually removed some of the loot box restrictions upon feedback from the community. They have been very active in adding new freelancers since release. I remember at least five new freelancers from when I got the game, with another one just being teased around the corner. Their community support has been phenomenal.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 7, 2016

  Back in the days of X-com and Master of Orion I was in heaven! Turn based strategy games were all over the place and life was good! Unfortunatly we turn based strategists are a dying breed and every once in a while we get somthing good, Final Fantasy Tactics, Advanced Wars etc. But there was never really a NEW game out there to quench our thirst for thinking, and not that RTS garbage. I even tried playing League of Legends for 3 years. *shakes head* Atlas Reactor is a game that we have all been waiting for. 4 v 4 deathmatch turn based strategy. Each turn you have ten seconds to plan your next move on a grid board. Your character can attack and move on one turn. The nice thing about this is when you planned your move and your turn is done, so is everyone else's turn, and everything happens at once in the end. Flashy new age graphics, with added quirks like taunting animations when you pick a move, makes this game grow on you. It is free to play in the sense. They have a couple of characters on rotation every week. Each month so far is a list of objectives like killing 200 opponents for bonus xp. Daily missions are also added. You gain xp to lv up your account. Each lv you gain a loot box with skins, taunts and stuff to customize your profile. Your characters can also lv up to give you character specific loot boxes too. Plus each character's set of abilities are customizable too! If you want to play ranked or unlock all characters you can pay 30 bucks to buy the game and play all characters whenever you want. No character is OP or too strong, and in 4 months I have been playing 3 new characters have been added. So the community is strong. All in all, try it. If in the first 3 matches you dont like it, play somthing else. But if any of my fellow strategists out there are anything like me, you will shell out the 30 bucks gladly!
• gamedeal user

  Jul 29, 2020

  i miss you :(
• gamedeal user

  Mar 2, 2018

  Been playing since open Alpha and stayed with it until Season 4 and even getting involved in the competitive scene of Atlas Reactor, I have to say I enjoyed the game. The game is nice and relaxed for the most part and even though it is a turn-based game, it did not feel slow at all and everyone get to lock their move simultaneously. Some might say it is a chess game on crack, or even a battleship game. I definitely enjoy anticipating opponents movements and and the satisfaction when your prediction hits is amazing. Not to mention, this game has great community even though it is a little small compared to other games but all the friends I met since Alpha are cool and friendly bunch. Of course there is few rotten eggs here and there but a game won't be great if it only have good things :) All in all, I love this game, even though I am taking a break from it but I can see myself coming back to play it again in the future!
• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2017

  One of my favorite games on Steam. It's essentially a dice-less tabletop game without the setup or cleanup. Rather than being a twitchy game like DOTA2*, you have to anticipate and predict your opponents' moves. This makes it more psychological than reflexive - like comparing chess to soccer. *Albeit, DOTA2 is a MOBA and this game is team deathmatch (first team to 5 points, or highest score after 20 turns). You can customize your characters' abilities to better fit your playstyle, and visually tweak them. Also, there's no toxic esports community, unlike other "competitive" PvP games. Casual, friendly, and so much fun. Love it!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 11, 2016

  Want a game where you have to actually work as a team?Then this is it.Literally one of the best team strat games I've ever played in my life.The community is welcome to new players and the few that are toxic are a rare occurence,which is good if you're just getting into it(cuz let's be real who wants to start a game for their first time and deal with rude people that aren't caring that you're a noob)If you liked X-Com and you like MOBA games such as DOTA or Heroes of the Storm you will love this game due to it being a hybrid of the two genres.I say it's a hybrid due to the 4v4 turn based combat,which is very innovative.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2016

  If an X-com and Heroes of the Storm had a child - that would be an Atlas Reactor. You are playing a classic moba heroes with a different abilities and ultimates in a strategic turn-based environment, where two teams of 4 players face each other. If you like turn-based games - give it a go. If you like mobas - give it a go. If you like chess - give it a go. If you are a psychic and can read peoples mind - definetly give it a go. On the other hand if your only redeeming qualities are the fast reaction and the motto "thinking is for losers" - i would advice to avoid this game though. Since the game is currently in a beta-phase there are some rough edges here and there, but the core expirience itself is already top-notch. I am currently having a blast with this game. And so should you!