Into the Breach vs Melting World Online
Into the Breach
Into the Breach is a turn-based strategy game in which you have to save the planet from monsters that have been breeding beneath it. Commanding fleets of highly advanced mech robots from the future; your goal is to save the civilians in the cities from the fierce Veks. The game includes a series of islands, each having various conditions that can affect your decision making. Combat in the game is purely strategic and turn-based and can be compared to chess. You will have to perfect your strategy and choose the next move wisely in order to defeat the Veks. Moreover, you can also find new mechs and upgradeable pilots that can unlock cool skills to make use of.Looking for a game that will put your strategic skills to the test? Try out the entertaining RPG, Into the Breach, and devise the perfect strategy to save planet Earth with help from the future.
Melting World Online
Melting World Online is a strategy RPG set in what seems to be an alien world. Featuring a unique old school-look, this game more than makes up for its dated graphics with an in-depth and surprisingly strategic gameplay. Aside from the timed turn-based combat, which is modelled after Fallout games' VATS system and is designed to keep you on your toes, you'll also get to assemble your own team of mechs (along with their mech pilots) to bring into the battlefield.The most intriguing part of the gameplay, however, is how you can customize your mech. Instead of giving you fixed slots to put your weapons and armor in, you get a grided box for each part of your mech, namely the cockpit, left and right arms, the body and left and right legs, where you can attempt to squeeze in as many weapons and armor as you can. After all, the more weapons you have means the more attacking options you'll have, while having more armor means your mech can take a lot more punishment from the enemy before going down.
Melting World Online may not win any prizes when it comes to its nostalgic 90s visuals, but its gameplay is definitely worth a look, especially if you're a huge fan of strategy games.