Limbus Company A dark story worth the fall

You take the manager's chair at Limbus Company, guiding twelve Sinners into old underground sites left by Lobotomy Corporation in search of the Golden Boughs. The search crosses a sprawling bleak city, returning to the setting of the studio's two other games. The story, lore and worldbuilding are strong.

The main story dialogue is voiced throughout, so the full main story reaches you in voice. The sound is strong. The characters are well written. The story moves players emotionally.

You give orders knowing the enemy moves at the same moment, so each round resolves together. You link skill icons across a grid to set what your units do, and the controls stay simple and practical. A scramble can turn into a Clash, where stronger skills plus a bit of luck win out and stop the losing move from working. Lining up matching colours hits harder. Enemies lean on different affinities and awkward surprises, so you learn their behaviour and weaknesses and build the right team.

You put together teams from different Identities and give them E.G.O gear that creates synergies, shaping how each Sinner fights. The game uses a gacha system for characters, and characters can be earned by playing without spending money, so steady play opens up the roster. The mirror dungeon is long and grindy, which matters if you would rather not grind.