I tried to treat this one very carefully, as there's a fine line between shoehorning chemistry in there that just doesn't work - all of the relationships that can happen can happen because there is some underlying reason for it, like a shared struggle or at least personal chemistry. Yes, your choice of Protagonist does affect romantic options, and to address the second part of your question, no. You have friendships, bonds, or family as special types of relationships, which affect morale in battle (hugely important) and change those characters' endings a bit. How does it work? What about romance options? Will choosing a woman as your avatar mean you can only get men as options and vice versa?”Ī: Great question! I'm a bit of a sucker for this sort of thing so we put a lot of thought into it. Q: “The steam page mentions a dynamic relationship system. You can Teleport squads, drop meteors, refresh turns, make a squad invincible for a turn, and more! Just another layer of tactics you can use in this game. Q: What is that pentagram-shaped UI object on the top right?Ī: That’s the Nephilim Power mana meter - there are “God powers” you can learn and use which are separate from your actual squads and units. Many things need to happen to get there, but that’s the plan! Need to nail down PC/max/linux/steam deck first. They can also be revived at Temples which are in many chapters.Ī: Ideally, it will end up on Switch, possibly XBL.

Top “Ask Me Anything” questions answered!:Ī: Only on “Insane” difficulty, which is unlocked by completing the game! If your units fall in battle, they will be out for the rest of the chapter, and revived during the next Home Base sequence safe and sound.

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