If you need to re-position her you can move her 5 blocks (10 APs) and still take a snapshot. If she has lots of ammo, and you don't want to move her, she can take one aimed and one snapshot (14 APs) or 3 snapshots (15 APs). Both shots do the same damage if they hit. She can also make an aimed shot for 9APs, and it's 79% accurate. She can make a snapshot for 5 APs, but it's only 44% accurate. For example, your sniper Ruby, at level 7, might have 15 Aps each round. A well-aimed shot costs more APs than a "snapshot," but it has a better percentage chance of hitting, and they game gives you exact numbers. Both your characters and the enemies have a certain amount of APs for each round that increase as they level up with experience.
"Action points" are the backbone of this game. She will make a better medic than a close-quarters fighter, and as you give her points in the medic skill she can heal more "hit points" and use less "action points" every time you need her to heal a character. For example, the character Sapphire is given to you and as she gains levels her intelligence and dexterity attributes will develop better than her courage and speed. Better numbers in certain attributes permit you to increase certain skill levels. Most missions let you choose which individuals you want to utilize, and as each character kills enemies they get experience, level up and increase their attribute numbers. Rebelstar Tactical Command was suggested and since I got it I've been playing it until I'm cross-eyed! Rather than moving around generic tanks like in Advance Wars, you have individual characters that you use. I was looking for a turn-based strategy like Advance Wars 2, I can never play enough of that game when traveling. Those are all very minor complaints, and could be levelled at 90% of the games out there right now on any platform. The sound could have been a little better. The anime style artwork in the cut scenes is done very well. Your character gains experiance and levels up just like any other RPG game. While killing as many aliens as possible.
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The story is typical Sci-Fi Saturday afternoon movie : aliens own our planet, trouble makers are trying to find out the who, what, when, and why. Your squads fight in cities, jungles, and other exotic locations. Pitting hapless humans agaist the alien menace.
Rebelstar is a turned based squad level strategy game. Rebelstar feels and plays very much like the first X-com game "UFO Defense".
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If you enjoyed the X-com series this title has a lot to offer. X-com lite on your handheld, thats the best way to describe this game.
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