Once this is understood, the state of play repeats in each turn from reviewing the timeline to absorb enemy movements and then planning and executing. Using the timeline feels a little awkward to begin with given most players are expecting the initial action to be on the actual battlefield so default to pressing attack and trying to move characters around but the planning actually takes place on the timeline itself with any additional detail taking place in specifics on the field. The obvious benefit being that planning with hindsight allows the player to strategically avoid enemy fire or ambush accordingly to gain the advantage.
Winding forward shows enemy movement paths in addition to offensive or defensive actions taken during that window. At any time during your planning stage you have the ability to wind time forward and back over the next five seconds. The difference between Phantom Brigade and other real time or strategic turn based games is its unique time device mechanic. In the final days of an invasion by an opposing force the last vanguard of resistance deploys its secret weapon to try to turn the tide of the war in Brace Yourself Games’ hybrid real-time tactical mech warfare strategy simulator - Phantom Brigade.Īfter a brief training session for a new mech pilot, the resistance are ambushed and as your commander is mercilessly executed by a number of the opposing force it comes to light that your experimental armour is fitted with a time altering device that allows you to view up to five seconds into the future and plan accordingly.
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