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For folks who were already Stalking around the Zone, hey, a new challenge mode with leaderboards launched this week too. It's a bit XCOM-meets-S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-meets-Howard The Duck-meets-Hitman, and really quite a bit good. All and sundry are now invited to try out 2018's delightful tactics 'em up for free, sneaking and shooting through the post-apocalyptic wasteland full of mutants and oddities in the game's opening stages. Maybe I'll pick it up again one day alongside a guide.If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, engages in turn-based tactical combat like a duck, and is free to look at like a duck, it must be a demo for Mutant Year Zero: Road To Eden. I want a challenge but I don't want to feel like I'm smashing into a wall repeatedly with little to no forward progress and that's what I felt like was happening here.

I know some people out love games to be super extremely difficult, but I find that a tiresome. I felt like the difficulty of the game continues to rise throughout and your characters do not feel like they keep up with that in a meaningful way. Gear upgrades were at least better than the skill trees which I found to be extra lacking. If not that, then I want more meaningful upgrades, but wow did I not feel like that was happening. Perhaps it's just my taste, but I wanted more gear or more opportunities to upgrade gear. The gameplay is challenging and aside from the satisfaction of figuring out how to clear a map successfully, it doesn't give you that positive reinforcement to continue to push forward in-game.

I think in large part because it felt sort of empty and unrewarding. I don't have too many complaints about graphics, yea they're a bit muddy, but for me, this didn't contribute to my dissatisfaction with this game. I love xcom a lot and was hoping this would scratch that itch on the Switch. I enjoyed the world and setting quite a bit as well.

I do love the cast of characters you get to play with.

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