It seems this one's only for Windows, Mac, and Linux, not pocket telephones at all. That last part will apply to DEADline ( DEADline) too, as it's arriving via Steam Early Access this autumn. Having never played the original Breach & Clear, I'll refer you to dear Parko's Eurogamer review of the iOS version, which he found fun but unfinished at launch. The announcement says it also 'adds real-time strategy elements to the tactical combat,' though that term's used nowadays to refer to everything from real-time combat to base-building to so who even knows? Along the way, they'll engage in tactical shooty-shoots, level up, complete quests, collect weapons and equipment, and generally kill lots of zombies. The sequel sees a special forces squad moving through a city to the source of the zombies (sorry, people affected by 'infectious parasitic worms'). Zombies! Because they're DEAD, do you see? Hold your frothing for one moment: is the top-down tactical genre overrun with zombies? Might this be the one place not yet swarming with lively corpses? Could zombies be good targets for tacticising? As a hint, I'll tell you that it's officially stylised DEADline. Can you guess what's new in sequel Breach & Clear: Deadline? Tricky, I know. Part 1 - Prologue: -Didn't notice any bugs.

As for that second playthrough, I intend to play the game seriously: completing the game 100, obtaining the platinum, reporting any bugs I encounter, giving my opinion (likes and dislikes) and finally posting a review of the game.

It's a turn-based tactical game about squads breaching and clearing. Then I got bored and started a second playthrough. A pleasingly self-descriptive name, Breach & Clear.

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