The WhatsNext verdict
If you want a long-form tactical RPG built around deep character customization and build experimentation, Troubleshooter delivers plenty to master. Players who prefer concise campaigns, clean presentation, or consistently readable battles may find its ambition exhausting.
What it does best
A huge build system invites serious experimentation
Battles reward layered planning and clever positioning
What might put you off
An intimidating mountain of systems
Uneven localization and overlong storytelling
The setup
What you are walking into
Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children is the first season of a turn-based strategy SRPG that takes place in the world of Troubleshooter, wherein the Valhalla government granted civilians the right to investigate and arrest criminals in order to lower the rising crime rate. People call these civilians Troubleshooter. 10 years have passed since the introduction of the troubleshooter system. Albus, a 20-year-old young man, becomes an official troubleshooter. Albus first starts his company on his own but soon takes in many colleagues as he solves more cases. All these new members of the company have their own motivations and stories. You will be experiencing a variety of missions in Valhalla through their stories.
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