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I love Capes. It’s a great game and it’s staggering just how much they got right, especially just how gripping the characters and narrative were.... Read more

Capes lacks the epic grandeur of XCOM 2 or the sheer scale of Midnight Suns, and some may rue the lack of a strategic layer.... Read more

Capes has a really neat idea for sure, superheroes are still the hot thing and putting them in a tactical game is a cool idea.... Read more

Those looking for a new superhero strategy game will get some enjoyment out of Capes, but could easily find themselves hoping there was more to... Read more

Capes is clearly designed to appeal to anyone who has played and liked X-COM and its tactical puzzles. The game successfully moves the action to... Read more

Capes isn’t so much a super-powered version of XCOM as it is a mediocre XCOM clone that happens to feature superheroes – and there is... Read more

Overall, Capes is just fun. If you like XCOM but wanted your heroes to have more power from the get-go, Capes scratches that itch incredibly... Read more

Capes uses a clever twist on team skills and discrete abilities to offer a solid, tactical turn-based RPG evoking Bronze-Age era superhero tales. Read more

Capes tells a fun and interesting, if not original story, set in the world of superpowered people. Of more significance is that it takes a... Read more

At the end of the day, Capes is a very serviceable tactical strategy game. A lot of the elements in terms of the gameplay come... Read more

Capes is a clever and challenging tactics game with a clear love of the superhero comics that inspired it. And no one actually wears a... Read more

If Capes' biggest crime is that it isn't the most original game and that its fights require more thought than some might like, then I'd... Read more

While Capes might be less Avengers and more West Coast Avengers in terms of its presentation and budget, underneath those plastic faces lies a really... Read more

Capes is a solid turn-based strategy title that has some great ideas in the fight, and more often than not keeps things exciting. Read more

Capes is an excellent foundation for what could be a fantastic tactics franchise. Thanks to its excellent mechanics, squad-based dynamics, and progression, Spitfire Interactive's debut... Read more

Capes mostly overcomes its cliches, lack of customization, and limited scope thanks to its strategic gameplay that will test the mettle of even the most... Read more

With its vibrant visuals, intricate gameplay mechanics and a narrative that both entertains and provokes thought, Capes sets itself up as a memorable addition to... Read more

Capes is a solid take on tactic-based gameplay in the world of superheroes. It can be a tad short but it's a great time throughout! Read more

Capes is a good enough game, but lacks the necessary distinction to go up, up and away. Read more

Despite some visual shortfalls, Capes is a very solid turn-based strategy game that takes the best bits of XCOM 2 and gives it the superhero... Read more

Capes is a valiant effort at a relatively unique idea, one that I personally have wanted since I heard Midnight Sons would have a card-based... Read more

Capes is not an experience I can recommend. I liked most of the story, but the gameplay was very middling with missions and bosses that... Read more

Capes has several good ideas that it grapples with, although its potential is not fully realized. The title impresses through its solid tactical combat, compelling... Read more

Come for the satisfying, concentration-demanding turn-based tactical puzzles with a diverse and interesting roster. Reconsider your stay when the difficulty curve takes to the skies. Read more

I love Capes. It’s a great game and it’s staggering just how much they got right, especially just how gripping the characters and narrative were.... Read more

Capes lacks the epic grandeur of XCOM 2 or the sheer scale of Midnight Suns, and some may rue the lack of a strategic layer.... Read more

Capes has a really neat idea for sure, superheroes are still the hot thing and putting them in a tactical game is a cool idea.... Read more

Those looking for a new superhero strategy game will get some enjoyment out of Capes, but could easily find themselves hoping there was more to... Read more

Capes is clearly designed to appeal to anyone who has played and liked X-COM and its tactical puzzles. The game successfully moves the action to... Read more

Capes isn’t so much a super-powered version of XCOM as it is a mediocre XCOM clone that happens to feature superheroes – and there is... Read more

Overall, Capes is just fun. If you like XCOM but wanted your heroes to have more power from the get-go, Capes scratches that itch incredibly... Read more

Capes uses a clever twist on team skills and discrete abilities to offer a solid, tactical turn-based RPG evoking Bronze-Age era superhero tales. Read more

Capes tells a fun and interesting, if not original story, set in the world of superpowered people. Of more significance is that it takes a... Read more

At the end of the day, Capes is a very serviceable tactical strategy game. A lot of the elements in terms of the gameplay come... Read more

Capes is a clever and challenging tactics game with a clear love of the superhero comics that inspired it. And no one actually wears a... Read more

If Capes' biggest crime is that it isn't the most original game and that its fights require more thought than some might like, then I'd... Read more

While Capes might be less Avengers and more West Coast Avengers in terms of its presentation and budget, underneath those plastic faces lies a really... Read more

Capes is a solid turn-based strategy title that has some great ideas in the fight, and more often than not keeps things exciting. Read more

Capes is an excellent foundation for what could be a fantastic tactics franchise. Thanks to its excellent mechanics, squad-based dynamics, and progression, Spitfire Interactive's debut... Read more

Capes mostly overcomes its cliches, lack of customization, and limited scope thanks to its strategic gameplay that will test the mettle of even the most... Read more

With its vibrant visuals, intricate gameplay mechanics and a narrative that both entertains and provokes thought, Capes sets itself up as a memorable addition to... Read more

Capes is a solid take on tactic-based gameplay in the world of superheroes. It can be a tad short but it's a great time throughout! Read more

Capes is a good enough game, but lacks the necessary distinction to go up, up and away. Read more

Despite some visual shortfalls, Capes is a very solid turn-based strategy game that takes the best bits of XCOM 2 and gives it the superhero... Read more

Capes is a valiant effort at a relatively unique idea, one that I personally have wanted since I heard Midnight Sons would have a card-based... Read more

Capes is not an experience I can recommend. I liked most of the story, but the gameplay was very middling with missions and bosses that... Read more

Capes has several good ideas that it grapples with, although its potential is not fully realized. The title impresses through its solid tactical combat, compelling... Read more

Come for the satisfying, concentration-demanding turn-based tactical puzzles with a diverse and interesting roster. Reconsider your stay when the difficulty curve takes to the skies. Read more

I love Capes. It’s a great game and it’s staggering just how much they got right, especially just how gripping the characters and narrative were.... Read more

Capes lacks the epic grandeur of XCOM 2 or the sheer scale of Midnight Suns, and some may rue the lack of a strategic layer.... Read more

Capes has a really neat idea for sure, superheroes are still the hot thing and putting them in a tactical game is a cool idea.... Read more

Those looking for a new superhero strategy game will get some enjoyment out of Capes, but could easily find themselves hoping there was more to... Read more

Capes is clearly designed to appeal to anyone who has played and liked X-COM and its tactical puzzles. The game successfully moves the action to... Read more

Capes isn’t so much a super-powered version of XCOM as it is a mediocre XCOM clone that happens to feature superheroes – and there is... Read more

Overall, Capes is just fun. If you like XCOM but wanted your heroes to have more power from the get-go, Capes scratches that itch incredibly... Read more

Capes uses a clever twist on team skills and discrete abilities to offer a solid, tactical turn-based RPG evoking Bronze-Age era superhero tales. Read more

Capes tells a fun and interesting, if not original story, set in the world of superpowered people. Of more significance is that it takes a... Read more

At the end of the day, Capes is a very serviceable tactical strategy game. A lot of the elements in terms of the gameplay come... Read more

Capes is a clever and challenging tactics game with a clear love of the superhero comics that inspired it. And no one actually wears a... Read more

If Capes' biggest crime is that it isn't the most original game and that its fights require more thought than some might like, then I'd... Read more

While Capes might be less Avengers and more West Coast Avengers in terms of its presentation and budget, underneath those plastic faces lies a really... Read more

Capes is a solid turn-based strategy title that has some great ideas in the fight, and more often than not keeps things exciting. Read more

Capes is an excellent foundation for what could be a fantastic tactics franchise. Thanks to its excellent mechanics, squad-based dynamics, and progression, Spitfire Interactive's debut... Read more

Capes mostly overcomes its cliches, lack of customization, and limited scope thanks to its strategic gameplay that will test the mettle of even the most... Read more

With its vibrant visuals, intricate gameplay mechanics and a narrative that both entertains and provokes thought, Capes sets itself up as a memorable addition to... Read more

Capes is a solid take on tactic-based gameplay in the world of superheroes. It can be a tad short but it's a great time throughout! Read more

Capes is a good enough game, but lacks the necessary distinction to go up, up and away. Read more

Despite some visual shortfalls, Capes is a very solid turn-based strategy game that takes the best bits of XCOM 2 and gives it the superhero... Read more

Capes is a valiant effort at a relatively unique idea, one that I personally have wanted since I heard Midnight Sons would have a card-based... Read more

Capes is not an experience I can recommend. I liked most of the story, but the gameplay was very middling with missions and bosses that... Read more

Capes has several good ideas that it grapples with, although its potential is not fully realized. The title impresses through its solid tactical combat, compelling... Read more

Come for the satisfying, concentration-demanding turn-based tactical puzzles with a diverse and interesting roster. Reconsider your stay when the difficulty curve takes to the skies. Read more

I love Capes. It’s a great game and it’s staggering just how much they got right, especially just how gripping the characters and narrative were.... Read more

Capes lacks the epic grandeur of XCOM 2 or the sheer scale of Midnight Suns, and some may rue the lack of a strategic layer.... Read more

Capes has a really neat idea for sure, superheroes are still the hot thing and putting them in a tactical game is a cool idea.... Read more

Those looking for a new superhero strategy game will get some enjoyment out of Capes, but could easily find themselves hoping there was more to... Read more

Capes is clearly designed to appeal to anyone who has played and liked X-COM and its tactical puzzles. The game successfully moves the action to... Read more

Capes isn’t so much a super-powered version of XCOM as it is a mediocre XCOM clone that happens to feature superheroes – and there is... Read more

Overall, Capes is just fun. If you like XCOM but wanted your heroes to have more power from the get-go, Capes scratches that itch incredibly... Read more

Capes uses a clever twist on team skills and discrete abilities to offer a solid, tactical turn-based RPG evoking Bronze-Age era superhero tales. Read more

Capes tells a fun and interesting, if not original story, set in the world of superpowered people. Of more significance is that it takes a... Read more

At the end of the day, Capes is a very serviceable tactical strategy game. A lot of the elements in terms of the gameplay come... Read more

Capes is a clever and challenging tactics game with a clear love of the superhero comics that inspired it. And no one actually wears a... Read more

If Capes' biggest crime is that it isn't the most original game and that its fights require more thought than some might like, then I'd... Read more

While Capes might be less Avengers and more West Coast Avengers in terms of its presentation and budget, underneath those plastic faces lies a really... Read more

Capes is a solid turn-based strategy title that has some great ideas in the fight, and more often than not keeps things exciting. Read more

Capes is an excellent foundation for what could be a fantastic tactics franchise. Thanks to its excellent mechanics, squad-based dynamics, and progression, Spitfire Interactive's debut... Read more

Capes mostly overcomes its cliches, lack of customization, and limited scope thanks to its strategic gameplay that will test the mettle of even the most... Read more

With its vibrant visuals, intricate gameplay mechanics and a narrative that both entertains and provokes thought, Capes sets itself up as a memorable addition to... Read more

Capes is a solid take on tactic-based gameplay in the world of superheroes. It can be a tad short but it's a great time throughout! Read more

Capes is a good enough game, but lacks the necessary distinction to go up, up and away. Read more

Despite some visual shortfalls, Capes is a very solid turn-based strategy game that takes the best bits of XCOM 2 and gives it the superhero... Read more

Capes is a valiant effort at a relatively unique idea, one that I personally have wanted since I heard Midnight Sons would have a card-based... Read more

Capes is not an experience I can recommend. I liked most of the story, but the gameplay was very middling with missions and bosses that... Read more

Capes has several good ideas that it grapples with, although its potential is not fully realized. The title impresses through its solid tactical combat, compelling... Read more

Come for the satisfying, concentration-demanding turn-based tactical puzzles with a diverse and interesting roster. Reconsider your stay when the difficulty curve takes to the skies. Read more

I love Capes. It’s a great game and it’s staggering just how much they got right, especially just how gripping the characters and narrative were.... Read more

Capes lacks the epic grandeur of XCOM 2 or the sheer scale of Midnight Suns, and some may rue the lack of a strategic layer.... Read more

Capes has a really neat idea for sure, superheroes are still the hot thing and putting them in a tactical game is a cool idea.... Read more

Those looking for a new superhero strategy game will get some enjoyment out of Capes, but could easily find themselves hoping there was more to... Read more

Capes is clearly designed to appeal to anyone who has played and liked X-COM and its tactical puzzles. The game successfully moves the action to... Read more

Capes isn’t so much a super-powered version of XCOM as it is a mediocre XCOM clone that happens to feature superheroes – and there is... Read more

Overall, Capes is just fun. If you like XCOM but wanted your heroes to have more power from the get-go, Capes scratches that itch incredibly... Read more

Capes uses a clever twist on team skills and discrete abilities to offer a solid, tactical turn-based RPG evoking Bronze-Age era superhero tales. Read more

Capes tells a fun and interesting, if not original story, set in the world of superpowered people. Of more significance is that it takes a... Read more

At the end of the day, Capes is a very serviceable tactical strategy game. A lot of the elements in terms of the gameplay come... Read more

Capes is a clever and challenging tactics game with a clear love of the superhero comics that inspired it. And no one actually wears a... Read more

If Capes' biggest crime is that it isn't the most original game and that its fights require more thought than some might like, then I'd... Read more

While Capes might be less Avengers and more West Coast Avengers in terms of its presentation and budget, underneath those plastic faces lies a really... Read more

Capes is a solid turn-based strategy title that has some great ideas in the fight, and more often than not keeps things exciting. Read more

Capes is an excellent foundation for what could be a fantastic tactics franchise. Thanks to its excellent mechanics, squad-based dynamics, and progression, Spitfire Interactive's debut... Read more

Capes mostly overcomes its cliches, lack of customization, and limited scope thanks to its strategic gameplay that will test the mettle of even the most... Read more

With its vibrant visuals, intricate gameplay mechanics and a narrative that both entertains and provokes thought, Capes sets itself up as a memorable addition to... Read more

Capes is a solid take on tactic-based gameplay in the world of superheroes. It can be a tad short but it's a great time throughout! Read more

Capes is a good enough game, but lacks the necessary distinction to go up, up and away. Read more

Despite some visual shortfalls, Capes is a very solid turn-based strategy game that takes the best bits of XCOM 2 and gives it the superhero... Read more

Capes is a valiant effort at a relatively unique idea, one that I personally have wanted since I heard Midnight Sons would have a card-based... Read more

Capes is the perfect game for those looking for a level of challenge similar to that of any XCOM. Fun, complex and colourful, at times... Read more

Capes is the perfect game for those looking for a level of challenge similar to that of any XCOM. Fun, complex and colourful, at times... Read more

Sending your own superhero into the race is a brave move and, at least in terms of play, it really works here. There's plenty of... Read more

Sending your own superhero into the race is a brave move and, at least in terms of play, it really works here. There's plenty of... Read more

There are few turn-based strategy games, but I can say: few but good, and Capes falls into this category. It appears with its own identity... Read more

Capes is a good turn-based strategy game that brings some interesting ideas, but it stumbles on an imbalance in its combat and a lack of... Read more

There are few turn-based strategy games, but I can say: few but good, and Capes falls into this category. It appears with its own identity... Read more

Capes is a good turn-based strategy game that brings some interesting ideas, but it stumbles on an imbalance in its combat and a lack of... Read more

There are few turn-based strategy games, but I can say: few but good, and Capes falls into this category. It appears with its own identity... Read more

Capes is a good turn-based strategy game that brings some interesting ideas, but it stumbles on an imbalance in its combat and a lack of... Read more

There are few turn-based strategy games, but I can say: few but good, and Capes falls into this category. It appears with its own identity... Read more

A fun turn-based tactics game about superheroes. It's not as beautiful as Midnight Suns, and its characters aren't as likable. But tons of puzzle-like levels... Read more

A fun turn-based tactics game about superheroes. It's not as beautiful as Midnight Suns, and its characters aren't as likable. But tons of puzzle-like levels... Read more

Capes is a very enjoyable turn-based strategy game. Even those who don't like the genre like me can get tied to their heads for a... Read more

Overall, the only thing I see missing is the lack of multiplayer support. Read more

Capes is a very enjoyable turn-based strategy game. Even those who don't like the genre like me can get tied to their heads for a... Read more

Overall, the only thing I see missing is the lack of multiplayer support. Read more

Capes is a very enjoyable turn-based strategy game. Even those who don't like the genre like me can get tied to their heads for a... Read more

Overall, the only thing I see missing is the lack of multiplayer support. Read more

Capes is a very enjoyable turn-based strategy game. Even those who don't like the genre like me can get tied to their heads for a... Read more

Capes offers a refreshing take on the superhero genre that can captivate even those who aren't fans of superheroes. The engaging storyline, unique characters, and... Read more

Capes offers a refreshing take on the superhero genre that can captivate even those who aren't fans of superheroes. The engaging storyline, unique characters, and... Read more