You can find my full review here.[www.the-backlog.net]

Disclaimer: I was provided a key by the publisher for review.

Three new army conscripts are already hating their time there. The armour is awful, everyone hates them, and they're just tools to be thrown away. After they're assigned to a "training" mission, one in which the Captain in charge just plans to abandon them partway, things start to change. The animals in the area have been growing larger and more wild, and after the Captain is attacked, they start to get involved in a deeper plot.

Undefeated is an around 6-8 hour turn-based RPG game. Along with Marcus, Bastien, and Fela, you'll gain other companions - some from the army, some from elsewhere - as you try and find out what is happening in the mysterious Wasteland. While it isn't a story that will stick with you forever, it is enjoyable for the time you'll play it. There are some grammatical and spelling errors to be found, along with some places that have a bit of weird pathing. Enemies can either be set to visible or invisible, and you have the ability to choose one of four difficulties.

Undefeated is a slightly shaky recommend from me, but I do recommend grabbing it on sale.

[url=http://www.the-backlog.net/undefeated-review/]You can find my full review here.[/url] Disclaimer: I was provided a key by the publisher for review. Three new army conscripts are already hating their time there. The armour is awful, everyone hates them, and they're just tools to be thrown away. After they're assigned to a "training" mission, one in which the Captain in charge just plans to abandon them partway, things start to change. The animals in the area have been growing larger and more wild, and after the Captain is attacked, they start to get involved in a deeper plot. Undefeated is an around 6-8 hour turn-based RPG game. Along with Marcus, Bastien, and Fela, you'll gain other companions - some from the army, some from elsewhere - as you try and find out what is happening in the mysterious Wasteland. While it isn't a story that will stick with you forever, it is enjoyable for the time you'll play it. There are some grammatical and spelling errors to be found, along with some places that have a bit of weird pathing. Enemies can either be set to visible or invisible, and you have the ability to choose one of four difficulties. Undefeated is a slightly shaky recommend from me, but I do recommend grabbing it on sale.