Satellite Reign

I'm 47, I played the Old Syndicate games. This isn't a direct rip off, but definitely a cousin. I played it and finished it in Pre-Access. Outside of a few small bugs at the time, thoroughly enjoyed the game. Recently, I'm doing a play through again, and while things are familiar, still having a blast doing the missions and getting the gear. Haven't ran into any show stopping bugs.
They need to do more of this universe and game play. My money is guaranteed!!!

OMG this game, is amazing! At first you don't quite grasp the potential of it, and as I thought, it looks just like a cyberpunk diablo or Baldurs gate! But it is sooo much more. As the game progresses you learn how to better use your characters in conjunction with each other, and it just gets better and better and better! And then you realise that the Massive city you run around in, is only one section of many! There is more!!! WTFrick?? And the powers and level ups just get better! And its not pay to play. its pay once play forever! Just like a game should be..... If you like Blade Runner, and rainy cyber cities full of evil corporations and their personal armies, and it's just you and your three mates against them all, (Well really just you cause you control them all lol) then you will abso-friggin-lutely love this game! Worth the purchase for sure.

Being an original Kickstarter Backer I was a bit let down originally as Satellite Reign is quite different compared to it's spiritual predecessor. After a couple of hours of warming up to the game I started appreciating the simple yet tactical gameplay though.
While not being a particularly long game, there's quite a bit replay value and with each concurrent playthrough I found new things I had entirely missed out on before.
The main selling point is Satellite Reign is that it is realtime and has no turn based combat. There's no true time pause function either, meaning the game can be quite difficult and quite deadly at times.
Very solid squad based tactical gameplay, but don't expect this to win any prizes whatsoever in the story department.
Not a great game, but a good one and recommendable to fans of the genre.

Amazing RTS with somewhat clunky menus and not so great Unity performance.
The mechanics and settings are damn solid.

Recommend, but with caveats:
This game has a lot to offer, but is sometimes beyond frustrating.
The stealth system is pretty good when it works, but you'll find yourself restarting over and over and over and over again due to some really poor input/pathing/search mechanics.
There's an element of randomization that gives the game more of a challenge, but the difficulty is made disproportionately great due to buggy AI (random pathing swaps or adjustments make it erratic and highly unpredictable/unfair at times). The gameplay and character movement is slow, so you'll find yourself waiting endlessly for enemy patrols to create openings, which isn't very fun considering the length of missions and time between checkpoints/autosaves. If you screw up, better have another 20-30 minutes to kill for your next attempt. The repetition and tedium of failure is unreal given how much the game punishes you for minor mistakes (that are usually not the player's fault). It does get a little better as you progress and take upgrades.
Aesthetically pleasing, but the interface takes a bit to get used to.
Overall, a decent RTS with a lot of different options for how to approach the missions, but tactics are sometimes kneecapped by the gameplay mechanics and the combat just doesn't feel satisfying and is also not a very viable strategy. It seems like most strategies involve trying to cheese the AI which is whatever you make of it.
If you liked the old Syndicate games, you might find enjoyment in this. It's definitely worth playing if you have the patience!

This game really embodies the legacy of Syndicate and Syndicate Wars but with some new mechanics and an extra layer of sheen. The art direction in particular is superb; even if you're confined to just one city, the city itself is gorgeous in a cyberpunk kinda way.

This is a tricky one. On the one hand I just love the cyberpunky setting, the game mechanics and everything. A great stealthy rpg with multiple approaches to every goal.
On the other hand it is pretty hard, because of all the skills and stuff you have and there is no way to pause the game to plan your next steps. Also gets repetetive very fast with no real story to hold your attention.