Love this game, best buy I have made via Steam in a long time. It's a mixture of wasteland, fallout, and jagged alliance. If you enjoyed any of them titles you will enjoy this one. The game can be quite hard but that is why I like it so much, it does not hold your hand and makes you think and use different strategies to get through to where you need to go next. Lot of customization character wise and so many different ways to play the game per your character build(s). highly recommend and it's only in alpha state.

Underrail is a Turn Based Isometric RPG, much in the vain of the original Fallout games. The art style is nice but not as good as Shadow Run Returns, however it is definitely a step up from the Fallout games which this game was heavily inspired by.

The game is a lot of fun and runs very smoothly even though it is still in early access, there seems to be plenty of content so far and with more to come I am sure this will be an excellent title.

If you enjoyed the original Fallout series and looking for a similar experience with lots of new features of modern technology and programming or are just a fan of the Turn Based Isometric RPG genre in general then this is definitely worth a look.

UnderRail is one of those games that comes along every so often, that when you play it you can feel the love and attention that has gone into it's development. I have played almost every version of this game since the day it was available for purchase and can tell you with all honestly this is a must have for anyone who ever enjoyed the cRPG's of yesteryear (Baldurs Gate, Fallout 1 and 2, etc).

It is also perfectly difficult. It is quite possible to make a character that just cannot make it through the game, there is plenty of variety in skills and feats even this early in development. The battles are strategic down to each and every turn being critical to the outcome.

It is the perfect homage to those oldschool games that we used to spend weeks and weeks and months perfecting the perfect party or character. If you consider yourself a REAL RPG gamer I think UnderRail will be a much loved addition to your library.

Fully recommend this game, even in it's beta state. I cannot wait to see how the finaly product is in the end.

When this game ended for me, (after I found Armadillo Quest, etc) I was so excited I went & got Fallout 1 and 2 and beat them all over again. This game is what Shadowrun Returns wishes it was, which is just an overpriced turd compared to this little indie gem. I'd say take Metro, mix with Fallout, add a pinch of Thief 1/2, and a hefty teaspoon of Deus Ex, stir, and then you would be close to how awesome this game is. Well worth asking price for the content, but I will say that it is about 10% of the length of Fallout 2, maybe 25% of Fallout 1. True, I logged in over 100 hours, but that was me farming my character & exporting & farming again, which at times almost felt like an exploitive bug. After the Armidillo Quest, I figured I was only at most a quarter through the game, and next would be a main City or Hub 3 times the size of the starting area, but all this failed to materialize. I do hope that the final game has more areas to explore, say, maybe twice the area that is available now. My opinion is that by the time you get the Armidillo Quest done, you should only be 20-40% of the way through the game. Also, more crafting recipes, items, and variance of item stats, and crafting slots, perhaps some tweaks to some of the powers/feats etc. Now these last few sentences are about the most I could come up with complaint-wise, and the dev has stated a plan to add a lot more content, including quests and items, so my concerns may be moot.

As it stands, though, it is well worth even $20, and I had a blast! Unlike Project Zomboid and NEO Scavenger, 2 recent early release purchases of mine I deeply regret due to poor experiences, I would have to say YOU MUST GET THIS GAME if you want to have a positive early-release experience with a game where the dev actually listens to the gamers! 9 out of 10 of my reviews on games are negative, but this game almost broke the scale with 10+.

Perhaps wait until it is truly finished, but I'd definitely recommend this game as a great and worthy spiritual successor in the footsteps of Fallout 2. Combat is challenging and fun. I enjoyed the character I made, and there are different concepts that you can explore. Be tanky, be sneaky, be a mentalist with different combinations of crazy powers... different weapons, a complex crafting system, and a novel sci-fi world (it's all underground and what happened on the surface is almost a forgone conclusion.) This is a world I wanted to learn more about. Loose confederacies, mysterious agitators, independants, and powerhouse unions who want to control them all. The stat, perk and skill system are both familiar and fun -- you will look forward to levelling. I continued to play for progression even after I ran out of conent currently available, and that should say something. It was also fun for different reasons to fight as a lower level guy the same combats as a higher level guy. Wracking your brain for a way to win can be as fun as crashing through like a Rhino. When that happens, that's a good sign.