This allows you to let enemies come to you. If one of your troops has AP remaining after their turn, and an enemy attacks them, they will fight back if they have enough AP. The only thing that doesn’t cost AP are items that you find or buy in the store. So the scout’s movement costs 6 AP, her attacks cost 12 AP and smokescreen costs 54 AP vs the sniper’s 40 AP attack and 30 AP dart skill. Moving, attacking, using skills and reviving fallen allies cost AP, but for each character, every action costs a different amount of AP. Everything your troops do cost ‘action points’ and all characters start out with the same amount of AP. One is a special attack like a dart to slow enemies, a knife to break through enemy armor, a grenade to do area damage and the other is a passive skill that lasts a few turns and has a cooldown, such as a smoke screen to hide allies, armor increase to increase the armor of everyone around and so on. Each of these troops has two of their own special abilities. The troops are basically a sniper, a scout, a explosives expert, an assaulter (armored weapons melee expert), and a heavy gunner. You have five troops at the start, but you can hire more.
Everything is a mouse click, so it feels very click heavy and if you can overlook that, its a great game for its customization and combat. Enemies become alert when they spot your troops or see their allies die. You need to be smarter than their numbers. Your troops are just as frail as the enemies. It is a game of chess, 3 troops of your choosing vs a small army. A lot of the fun and challenge comes from the combat. There is a bit of skipable dialog before and after each mission. There is a lot of style and personality to the game with its characters. Antisquad is a turn based tactical shooter strategy game along the lines of X-Com: Enemy Unknown.
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