For those on another playthrough or a genre expert, you may find these challenge prompts quite exciting to attempt. Perhaps it is to wipe out all enemy forces in one turn, or perhaps something else. Most objectives are simply to complete the mission, but there are extras for those more daring. But don’t be fooled, the game still has its challenges that can see your posse wipe like in other turn-based strategy games.Įvery time you do get yourself into combat for the main mission there are objectives to complete. It’s a nice QoL feature that beats one of the genre’s more frustrating experiences while still making it fit for purpose with its story-driven content. You can then spend that luck when you need that character to guarantee a successful hit. If you find yourself struggling to land your shots, your character will fill its luck bar. It might incentivise you to risk it all and make interesting plays and find creative uses of your character’s abilities for those epic moments.Īlso, this is a much more casual and genre friendly version of the XCOM gameplay. It gets really interesting when you have a character go on a killing spree, wiping an entire force out with ease. You can then use these to continue firing your weapons at your target, use actions, move and more. If a character you control gets a killing blow, they get their action points back. While that is standard, there is a rest twist to it. Each character has action points, which you can use to move, shoot and use character abilities. It follows on from that core gameplay experience in the first game, but with an expanded world while retaining its supernatural western elements.Īs for the combat, there is a few new twists. There is also a world map that you can wander around, finding side quests and main quests alike. However, it different style into a sort of RPG narrative, with player choices that affect how combat plays out and what happens to characters in the game. The core of Hard West 2 is a game is a turn-based strategy with XCOM style combat.
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