Red Katana today announced Fallen: A2P Protocol, the next evolution in turn-based tactical and strategy games. Inspired by beloved and critically acclaimed genre predecessors X-COM, Fallout and Shadowrun, Fallen: A2P Protocol combines RPG, tactical, and strategy gameplay elements in a post-apocalyptic world.
Gary Stott writes: "Early backers of Red Katana's turn-based strategy RPG Fallen: A2P Protocol are in for some good news. As a surprise thank you for their initial support (which helped the project raise $75,584 towards its development), the developer is gifting these players an additional copy of the game through Steam. Whether these individuals want to share the game with a friend or trade it with a fellow Steam user in return for another game is completely up to them."
Eldon from Denkiphile: "There has been no shortage of turn-based strategy games on Steam in the past few years, and Fallen: A2P Protocol contributes to that surplus. While this game does not revolutionize the genre by any means, it does have a few neat ideas that separate itself from your average turn-based strategy game."
Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
When I first saw Fallen: A2P Protocol I was immediately interested in the title. After all it is an isometric, 3D squad-based tactical strategy game set in a post-apocalyptic Mad Max-style world so what is there not to like? Leading your caravan through the decrepit wasteland, you will embark on a quest for revenge which will reveal the deep and dark secret of how the world ended up in the state that it is in. We were able to get our hands on Fallen: A2P Protocol in Early Access.
