Enemy Inside Reviews

I love the challenge Enemy Inside offers! Managing resources, upgrading the ship, defending against enemies - there's never a dull moment. The game feels like a puzzle, and it's so satisfying when your decisions pays off. Addictive and challenging!

Watching my ship evolve from a fragile vessel to a destructive force is incredibly satisfying. The game has me hooked! A lot of skills, a lot of upgrades, global research tree, preparation to missions... Definitely a must-play for sci-fi and rpg fans !

Interesting game mechanics, hero management, semi-open world with relative freedom of action and different combat situations - you need to protect bases, get artifacts, help allies, destroy enemy spawn points. It's always different. Addictive. The mission with a chase in a long corridor is especially cool! I recommend this game to everyone!

A curious mix of physics-based ship driving and a tactical combat simulator. There are sandbox-style levels where you're free to pursue the current goal in your own way - you collect resources, upgrade your ship (which you also choose before the mission) and use newfound tactical abilities to destroy enemies (or protect allies - depends on the mission at hand). Piloting requires a certain skill, each collision with terrain is quite painful, but once mastered - flights get nice and smooth

Enemy Inside combines elements of real-time tactics and some elements from other genres (Roguelike & Strategy) which gives pretty unique experience! - you have to control a warship, open + upgrade + use multiple skills - many different game systems: different skills with upgrades, repairing turrets and some heavy units on map, jump points and other stuff... - global researtch treee is also here And yes, game requires players to play missions several times to learn the appropriate tactics Fascinating !

Interesting combination of mechanics: Searching for resources, constant spending on everything - makes you think constantly where it is better to spend them and how much to accumulate. The missions are varied and keep you on the edge of your seat. Quite complex and so you have to sometimes replay missions, adjust or choose another strategy. There is a special meta-game, before the start of the mission - choose upgrades to start. Hero control is a bit unusual for such games, but cool - with physics. I continue playing...