Each presents you with an impossible situation, with some brutally honest choices that would have to be made in wartimes. The narrative-based events are definitely a highlight for the game. Managing your inventory becomes a mini-game in itself as you weigh your options as to what you should take with you and what must be left behind. These encounters could be an enemy patrol that will either require you to fight or to avoid from a safe distance with some sneaking around or non-combat encounters such as finding supply drops or taking on narrative-based events. Objectives include things such as defeating X enemy units to discovering Y hidden caches, and the maps are packed with points of interest. You will need to manage your Action Points to ensure you have enough to complete the main mission objective. Newcomers to the genre will not find much in terms of tutorials other than the basics, but experimenting with a variety of loadouts for your characters is one of the highlights of Warsaw.Įach mission in Warsaw drops the team you’ve chosen into a thematic 2D map.
Tinkering with skills and equipment is standard fare in these kinds of games, but the player is really thrown off the deep end in Warsaw. You can use the supplies you’ve gathered to recruit new fighters to the resistance, which becomes a necessity if you’ve lost any team members to the conflict. You earn experience points while out in the field, and at the Hideout, you’ll be able to use it as currency to unlock a plethora of upgrades for your characters. It’s here that you will prepare your scrappy resistance team for the next mission you will take on. The hub of the experience in Warsaw is the group’s Hideout.
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