We're pretty big fans of Squeenix's Go series between Hitman Go [] and Lara Croft Go []. If you haven't played one, or either, they're running a to get both for $5.99. Anyway, as anyone familiar with the Go games probably could have guessed, the gameplay falls directly in line with what you'd expect.
The two "twists" so far that we saw in the demo were the ability to "hack" a hex tile on the map to allow you to walk across it (or trap enemies) as well as control turrets. We're super anxious to get deeper into the game when it finally launches, as right now Jared and I are kind of torn between "Eh, it's starting to feel like more of the same" and "Yeah, but, more of something awesome is also typically awesome."
The two "twists" so far that we saw in the demo were the ability to "hack" a hex tile on the map to allow you to walk across it (or trap enemies) as well as control turrets. We're super anxious to get deeper into the game when it finally launches, as right now Jared and I are kind of torn between "Eh, it's starting to feel like more of the same" and "Yeah, but, more of something awesome is also typically awesome."