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Hope You've Got Room For More Turn-Based Strategy, PC Gamers

By Dr. Evelyn Reed | January 01, 0001 | 7 min read

Halfway is a turn-based strategy game set on a huge starship crawling with zombies. Think rummy 365 XCOM, with a dash of rummy 51 Dead Space, only with gorgeous 16-bit-inspired visuals. rummy 365 I grabbed it earlier today and can’t stop playing. Unlike a more traditional turn-based game, this isn’t just a rummy 51 straight tactical exercise; in between combat engagements you and your crew can explore the ship RPG-style, scrounging for rummy best supplies and better gear. Below is a little let’s play vid by Gamasutra’s Mike Rosethat walks you through the basics. You can rummy best get Halfway from Steam for $13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzDo_dNpZPo

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