Hey all,
I picked this game up recently and have been thoroughly enjoying it. I was surprised to see it only had like 20 steam reviews. It’s a very fun game that is surprisingly well-made. Also the developer seems to have been continuously updating it.
The game is a turn-based-tactics game on a hex-based grid where you use your units to try to defeat the enemy and capture outposts/flags. Many units have a focus on environmental variables, and have lots of synergies. I.e. the fire faction can cause fires (which can spread), they have two fire-proof units, one creates roads as it moves which fires can’t spread to, and another has their ability’s damage buffed if the unit is already on a fire-tile. There’s also a large focus on pushing enemies around, you can just push them off the map.
I just wanted to make this post to bring the game to people’s attention because I honestly think people would enjoy it if they played it, they just likely haven’t …
I haven’t seen anywhere about this so maybe you guys, just like me before, don’t know about this.
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AC Valhalla supports Dualsense fully, with adaptive triggers on bows and haptic feedback on combat and water.
I thought only Metro Exodus Enhanced had total support for dualsense but looks like Valhalla does too. Unfortunately it only works wired, for now at least.
And plus, I think Hitman 3 supports haptic feedback on PC too, the game shows dualsense layout on menu, recognizes 100% and the feedback its very similar for what I’ve seen on PS5, so I’m almost sure that haptic feedback is supported on Hitman 3, unfortunately the adaptive triggers doesnt seems to work :/
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I’m very happy to see games getting support for dualsense features on PC