Templar Battleforce Reviews

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Great Game, Great Universe, Great devs!

I played this one a few years ago, but it's great! They've used this setting for several games, and it's similar to Warhammer 40K but with hope / about 70% less desolation. Every mission was a blast to play through, the progression for each of your soldiers feels great, and there's enough tactical depth and variation in mission types to scratch the turn based strategy itch. If you enjoy squad turn-based strategy games at all, you will have a blast with this one.

Buggy mess and unplayable.

Oldie but goodie, I enjoy the top down turn based combat. The skill tree being shared across your entire team is a unique feature that forces you to manage limited resources that can drive different approaches to playing the game. I've played it through 3 times or so prioritizing different classes and varied builds for the central captain class. The forced captain class is actually one of the most interesting parts of this game, without a clear specialization he's always second fiddle to any ranged or melee class but can do both, so choosing how to spec him in a campaign has helped this game stay fresh through multiple playthroughs.

Fun tactics game. Only complaint - too many female characters.

Similar to a computerized version of 40K kill team. Excellent if you like tactical RPGs even a bit. FOR THE EMPRAH!

Don't let outdated graphics fools you, this one is solid turn-based tactics with good RPG-part. Yes, it is illegitimate child of WH40k and CBT (far more features of former), and this is awesome. Often such a games has a weak point in the form of absence of plot - this is not a case. Well, this is neither Azimov nor Heinlein, but solid if generic space opera to glue missions together. Well, what's about gameplay? This is awesome part. Very different classes, every of which can be customized and tweaked to certain degree and whole team that is deploying every misson can be changed to fit your preferences. On higher difficulties there definitely no facerolling or move-attack gameplay, you shoud think, wisely choose move directions, attack patterns, abilities and so on. Every class is good and bad in certain areas. As it is easy to get from screenshots, graphics isn't strongest part of game, but it is good enough to create "space hulk atmosphere". Sound just "is", and, sadly, music is really bad - few short pieces that you'll start to hate maybe in 5 minutes. First time in 25 years when I have to switch music off, so annoying it was.

I really like how easy it is to edit the character portraits. I also like how legally distinct it is. It would be even better if we had Steam Workshop support.