Convict Team Tactics Steam Charts & Stats

Convict Team Tactics is a simple, turn-based gamemaker RPG but with a focus of mercenarism through the usage of convicted criminals. Become the United States rendition of Executive Outcomes as you assemble a company of convicts. Pick one of three modes, hire soon-to-be war criminals into your team, gear up, and jump straight into the action when ready. With CTT's simplicity, it was easy for me to get used to within the first 30 minutes. Depending on how you play, most fights are going to play out based on trial and error. In Campaign mode there's multiple different endings and you're free to approach most situations in Africa with select responses. Certain convicts and characters might have choice words for specific events. One might express satisfaction at the outcome of a battle, another might get you into some trouble, or a war criminal might offer some lore. The tone of the game can shift from unserious to serious in an instant [spoiler](specifically nearing the end)[/spoiler], but the game will still manage to keep its dark humor. Freelancer has a focus on individual missions throughout the world, some missions are more challenging than others. Guerilla is if you combined the Campaign and Freelancer modes into one, with a focus on random events from the start of a raid to the end. By the fifth hour of playing CTT, I was commanding doped up convicts high on drugs on a hard mode Campaign. Nothing could stop my squad from [spoiler]destabilizing the Burkan Republic[/spoiler] to accomplishing the mission. If you're expecting sophisticated AI, remember the simplicity of the game as enemies will only move to attack the player. For what the game is worth, I'd say it's worth it if you're familiar with the creator's previous works on the source engine or if you have time to waste.

Although CTT looks slightly mediocre at first glance, it is amazing in almost every aspect when it comes to playing yourself. Spent 10 whole hours in here and loved [b]every[/b] second of it, except for the part in the beginning where I got assrаped by Cape Buffalos. I also enjoyed how certain convicts react to the environment with their own dialogue, though that happens pretty rarely [spoiler]one of my favorite interactions was when I accidentally hired a misogynist and talked to a prostitute, resulting in the guy attacking her and making every other convict in the squad fight literally everyone else on the location[/spoiler] It's sad that this game is significantly overshadowed [spoiler]at least on the scale of this author's community[/spoiler] by GUTTER and its DLCs though. No CTT guides, no discussions, no videos, not even a slight resemblance of a fandom, nothing. need DLCs