I don't question their intentions or integrity. But I can say that they are very skilled with Unity, understand game/software development, and can move mountains with limited resources. 'I can't directly speak to Full Control's ability to make a great Jagged Alliance game. :-) I think these guys really get it and I'm looking forward to this game.' - Ian Currie, designer of the original Jagged Alliance games Regarding the funding, they will also add extra funds from their soon-to-be-released Space Hulk game and they also have access to all artefacts and 'resources' from all previous JA games (except Wildfire): Destructible environment similiar to JA2

CIA vs russians (russians not stereotyped as badies) Do you guys think this is the right art direction for the game? Previous ones looks quite down and gritty, and the cartoony look could be due to the 3D nature of the characters, I guess, but otherwise it seems like the team has grips on what makes a JA game. cartoony? I couldn't really place my finger on it.

Jagged Alliance is hitting its last stretch on Kickstarter, and as we all are aware, it's sort of the godfather of turn-based action RPGs (or at least self-proclaimed).Īfter viewing the Diorama, and comparing it to the older game's artstyle, I was struck with how it seemed a bit more. I absolutely loved XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and with the successful kickstarters of Battle Worlds: Kronos, Torment: Tides of Numenera and Divinity: Original Sin to name a few, we've got plenty to look forward to. I'm personally one of those that gets a major nerd-boner from the sudden re-surge of turn-based games, from strategy to RPG we're seeing these fellows pop up a bit of everywhere.

Download jagged alliance flashback