Action points is what makes this game feel more like a JRPG than a point-and-click. I was so used to traditional point-and-click games that I was mindlessly clicking, not fully aware of the systems in place. The action points carry over from combat to the exploration adding a more sense of using your action points correctly and balancing out the actions between the team and not solely just one member,After working out the best strategy is to not rush the fights with your skill points but take the time and use them efficiently the exploration goes more smoothly, than just trying to rush the fight. This is where the management side comes in. If you run out of action points on your exploration, you will either have to use consumables or end turn. Ending the turn will raise the suspicious level and has a chance to put you back into a combat, so plan accordingly.

During combat you also have quite a lot of resources at your disposal, each character has their own set of specialized skills that outperform better when applied with other skills from party members. Like any turn based combat system you will want to take them out strategically as you only have a set number of AP before you will need to guard(rest). The combat features a resistance system that is seen in a lot of games these days so you can use this to your advantage for double damage or if not prepared you might only get half damage, but with so many buffs and debuffs you can apply to the enemies, it becomes more of a thinking game who to target with which party member, I think this is such a beautiful decision, It makes the combat less repetitive as every fight will change depending on enemy and your current AP.

Exploration and combat can become more methodical over the mission, as you characters decisions of picking up objects can also affect their stress levels, once this happens puzzle solving becomes even more difficult with it changing word and letters around randomly, also during combat you will have time to pick your move, the higher the stress the more punishing the negative status become.

The setting along with beautiful art is what drew me into the game, and peaked my interest. This futuristic British setting with robots and what not, it is fun to have a setting that feels familiar but outside the box imagination. You will feel immersed while playing, I love comics and to get a game that has key moments and brings up storyboard like cutscenes was very enjoyable and made me want more. I personally found the characters a laugh with their laughable quotes and humor amongst each other. The main story felt a bit dull at times but was kept entertained by the characters themselves.

In terms of the game itself I feel it has a solid foundation and am excited to see what changes the developers have in store for us now that it has been delayed until the 13th october. It is a unique combination that is for sure and I can see it been only for some people because with the RPG ap even on exploration then broken up by combat, the game can sometimes feel interupted and drawn out at parts.