Screen Rant's The Lamplighters League review.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT At first glance, The Lamplighters League can look like an XCOM game transplanted to a pulp history setting, but this tactics title is more than just a fresh coat of paint. Developed by Harebrained Schemes and published by Paradox Interactive, the game tasks an eclectic group of agents with challenging infiltration missions in the name of saving the world.
Simple Systems Build Up Complex Strategy The Lamplighters League flirts with plenty of discrete gameplay elements, carefully balancing them so that no one aspect of strategy becomes overwhelming. The core of the game lies in the characters, with a possible roster of ten agents that can be recruited through various missions. Divided into three overall categories — Bruiser, Sneak, and Saboteur — each agent has their own abilities and skill tree to foster development.
The Lamplighters League offers three set difficulty modes and the ability to custom-make a difficulty setting with individual choices, enhancing both the accessibility and replayability of the title. On Adventurer, the medium default setting, the game offers a healthy dose of challenge for newcomers that can be ratcheted up by racing through only the most important missions.
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