A band of troubleshooters in a futuristic city, and a niche game that hits harder than you would expect.

The profile surprises on the high side. Rediscovery, that dream of living it all again for the first time, places it ahead of 93% of games, and art direction follows right behind, ahead of 90% of titles. The sound environment rounds it out, ahead of 81% of the rest. Three lines, three times near the top. Careful though, these verdicts rest on few votes, two or three depending on the criterion, so these early signals are still to be confirmed over time.

In the world of turn-based SRPGs, often seen as austere, this Troubleshooter stands out through its visual identity and its knack for making you want to dive back in like the first time. That is rare for such an under-the-radar indie title.

So, who is it for? For you if you love turn-based strategy dressed in a real style with an OST that sticks in your head. Much less if a niche science-fiction setting leaves you cold, and keep in mind this flattering profile still needs to be cemented.