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USC: Counterforce

USC: Counterforce

|France|Tactical, Turn-based Strategy

6.7 /10

Okay

Niche

239 ratings
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Why play it

In USC: Counterforce players are tasked with leading a group of Space Commandos in turn-based squad tactics combat inspired by the likes of UFO/XCOM, Space Hulk, and Aliens. The players’ commandos have been sent to a planetary body to investigate and take down a powerful alien threat. Players must discover the truth behind the demise of the planet’s colony and plan an efficient strategy to protect humanity from this threat. They will have the opportunity to fend off aliens with their friends thanks to a local co-op mode (Hot-seat or using Remote Play together).

Story and worldbuilding

Lead your Space Commandos in a revival of turn-based squad tactics inspired by UFO/XCOM and Aliens. Utilize in-depth skill & combat systems in multiple game modes, including a full campaign. Discover the truth behind the demise of colony MC83-A and join the USC in defending humanity!

Game highlights
Rating momentum

Okay: 6.7/10 across 239 ratings. Decent score — check if the gameplay loop clicks for you.

Play style

Leans into Tactical, Turn-based Strategy, Indie — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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SECTOR.skJaroslav Otčenáš · 15 Aug, 2024
6/10

The authors of USC: Counterforce put so much on their shoulders that they visibly ran out of steam in the final sprint, which is why the game looks the way it does. It's a waste of time pretending to be an Aliens - Xcom when everything, including difficulty settings, campaign handling, base building and unit management, feels rushed and unfinished.

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