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Command a squad of adorably fierce warriors in Anomaly Collapse, a turn-based Roguelite strategy game that offers a fresh twist to an old formula! Face off against otherworldly beings and uncover the dark secrets of supernatural calamities. Immerse yourself in a story where every move counts!
Anomaly Collapse is a turn-based tactics, turn-based strategy and turn-based game
developed and published by RocketPunch Games.
Released on April 11th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 10 languages: Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, French, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal and Spanish - Latin America.
It has received 585 reviews of which 501 were positive and 84 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam, but you can find it for less on Gamivo.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core2 Duo E8400 or AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+
- Memory: TBA MB RAM
- Graphics: Geforce 9600 GT or AMD HD 3870 512MB
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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I have really been enjoying this game for a few days now, and find myself really loving the gameplay loop! This game can best be described as a turn based roguelike with some strategy elements involved. The game as is, only consists of four levels (plus a secret bonus level) for you to progress through. However, the game was designed to be highly replayable. As such, the game expects you to die a couple times, or if nothing else try to beat the game with multiple characters. It's a quality over quantity type game. You would think having four levels gets repetitive fast, and in some ways it can. But, one thing that has impressed me even after my 7th run is how the game manages to have a solid variety of bosses. Basically, while it seems the end game boss never changes too much (though still slightly). All other level 1-3 bosses can and will change playthrough to playthrough. You sometimes may get a different boss on level 3, other times it might be the same one you never know which you may get. The regular enemies don't change too much playthrough to playthrough, but there is still a pretty large number of potential enemies for you to encounter in game. There are a large amount of characters to play as too. Which do level up and progress their own stats as you use them more and more to help make each run slightly easier for you. The biggest thing with this game though is sometimes rng won't be on your side, and can end runs decently fast if you're unlucky. However, with a smart playstyle you can certainly still have a successful run. I've had runs that were cakewalks, with characters having 60+ HP by the end game, and other runs where I barely have HP above 35, with items that don't really aid my squad very well. You just never know how a run may go, which is part of the fun if you're insane like me lol. Plus, this game has a very solid soundtrack, fun characters to play as, and puts gameplay first over its story which personally I like. All in all it's a great game, with Stray and Verica being my two favorite characters to play as or at least try to pull during a run. I recommend giving the game a shot if you like turn based squad games or roguelikes.
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I love this game taking inspirations from many well known games and adding it's own originality to it
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This game is a short 2D turn based adventure. You pick 3 characters at the start and try to beat all 4 stages + bonus bosses (if you roll good rng) Basically a simpler darkest dungeon. Which is fine. The game even gives you retry tokens if you mess up a turn. As you play you unlock more character skills/items/stats...its not explained very well but because of this you will likely just die for the first few runs as you dont have the abilities to kill the boss. Honestly there is nothing wrong with it. It plays smoothly. Looks nice. Isnt very hard. The sound is good. All the characters have strong combo abilities...My only complaint would be its short and the timer for the end does not matter since you can only get the ending by beating hard mode lol At no point does the game tell you this. Its RNG is weighted in the players favour, each item you find is part of a set, every time you pick up a piece of that set more of the same type drop. For example: You find a +fire damage trinket, the next loot roll will have another +fire effect item in it along with 2 other items. Combining active abilities with passive effects is what this game is all about.
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Cool roguelite with some very fresh feeling & unique mechanics. A few caveats do apply: Runs can take quite a while to finish, and while the game allows you to pause or save&quit at any time (and I'm personally just fine with their duration), I know some people prefer less lengthy ones. In exchange, you get a lot of encounters to watch your builds shape and shift in, and the pacing feels good. Secondly, some of the (english) phrasing in some descriptions can feel a bit ambiguous, and while you can usually tell the right interpretation once you actively interact with the described effect, it can make the first use a bit of a guessing game (depending on the effect). I don't think there are any egrocious cases of that I've encountered so far, but it can be a bit disruptive to the flow. With those out of the way though, everything else about my experience has only been positive. The combat system feels satisfying, and has a good mix of proactive and reactive thinking & repositioning. The slam mechanic in particular deserves mention, as I don't think I've had as much fun introducing enemies to their allies' mass since Into the Breach, but there are also quite a few other interesting options to combine. Characters feel varied and usually end up with quite a few options once you unlock those, although different characters also tend to specialize in some specific mechanics. Abnormalities (active / passive equipment) on the other claw throw this principle of classes into the wind, and let you make some wildly divergent, adapting, builds, though some characters benefit from certain equipment more than others due to skills commonly scaling by one to two attributes. As you play runs, you also unlock more abnormalities to add to the pool, giving you more options, in addition to character-related things. Variety applies to the enemies too, as there are quite a lot of those. Some feel similar, some are.. weird. Dealing them them can be a lot of fun or "fun", depending on how things go. Random to semi-random modifiers add onto that, making some fights more complex in ways other than simply the foe. Sound-wise, the effects are solid, and there is good chunk of music variety between different areas and encounter types, giving you some nice backdrop to contemplate your moves to. Art-wise, the character art is good, and that for enemies is too, though some excels the others by quite a bit in that regard. Also a lot of animations for different things and statuses. If you look for it, there is plenty of flavor around aswell, be in the decriptions of abnormalities (some being quite hillarious), character backstory, and the like. In the end, a solid recommendation from me. If you are a fan of tactical turnbased roguelites that give you a large amount of options (and variety), fun to use characters, and well-designed mechanics, definitely something to pick up.
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A solid rogue-like that invokes a mix of Darkest Dungeon and SRPG positional mechanics under a layer of colorful, quality art. The dialogue is nothing to write home about but there are loads of ways to make fun builds via skill selection, the random abnormality drops, and a good variety of playable characters. Incidentally, Mira is terrifying.
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Anomaly Collapse is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Anomaly Collapse is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Anomaly Collapse received 501 positive votes out of a total of 585 achieving a rating of 8.04.
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Anomaly Collapse was developed and published by RocketPunch Games.
Anomaly Collapse is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Anomaly Collapse is not playable on MacOS.
Anomaly Collapse is not playable on Linux.
Anomaly Collapse is a single-player game.
There are 2 DLCs available for Anomaly Collapse. Explore additional content available for Anomaly Collapse on Steam.
Anomaly Collapse does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Anomaly Collapse does not support Steam Remote Play.
Anomaly Collapse is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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