Indie Strategy Game Into the Breach Getting Advanced Edition

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Four years since its launch, Into the Breach still has a lot to offer with its randomly-generated challenges and mod support. Now, a new update will give veteran players even more weapons and pilots to save humanity with.

Subset Games is known for its challenging and unique strategy games, with its breakout hit FTL: Faster Than Light in 2012 capturing the attention of many. The critically-acclaimed Into the Breach is a similar flavor of difficult, but switches to turn-based strategy from FTL's real-time gameplay.

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The free Advanced Edition update for Into the Breach follows a similar format to FTL's advanced edition, building on the foundations to expand the gameplay in non-invasive ways. Specifically, several new units, weapons, pilots and enemies are being added. Given the game's interesting take on movement and physical presence in a turn-based strategy setting, the new units will most likely provide even more ways to push enemies around the map.

The Advanced Edition is far from the only announcement. Into the Breach will also be available on mobile devices starting July 19, but only for Netflix subscribers. Having a strategy game like Into the Breach on a mobile device is a great choice, but locking it behind a subscription service may be frustrating for fans of Subset Games that are not already subscribed to Netflix. However, its presence on the service could introduce the game to an entirely new audience, which could work well for it in the long run.

Alongside the Advanced Edition announcement, Subset Games also revealed that Into the Breach will finally have a physical edition via Fangamer. Considering the disproportionately low amount of indie games