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I'll also add that as a lot of stuff has been said about FTL, I do think that and SteamWorld Heist go to show how you can take a similar concept and send it in completely different directions

I believe both involve running a space ship towards or away from an evil space organization, dealing with encounters with various alien types, and making various choices about how to equip yourself and approach combat

SteamWorld Heist went in the cinematic, scripted direction with side-scrolling, turn-based shooting combat and FTL went in the roguelike dice direction with pausable, top-down ship management combat.

I think each could take a lot from the other to improve. FTL could use more character personality and narrative, more hands-on combat, and a more interesting setting. SteamWorld Heist could use more choices and random events, more interaction with their own ship (although i suppose you do run around turning valves in some levels) and ship-to-ship combat.

I'm going to recap the current list on page 2
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