Update: With the last update I can now use this with both Mac and Windows. Intergration could be a little easier and the two downsides I have found is you can only have 2 attacks. 1 distance attack and 1 close range. If you want or need more, you will have to try to recode it yourself. The second is there is no upgrade system and again, trying to sort through the code to make your own is a pain. other then that, this is a great tool to start learning how to do a lot of turn based games. I do no beleve its worth the 60 dollars as you will have to still recode a lot of stuff to get the normal turn based functions that you want.

The asset is great, anyone could make a standard turn based strategy game with BASIC FEATURES(explained later) out of it without coding knowledge. Pros: 1. Easy to use user interface. Editing grid is really simple and convenient. 2. Cool models. 3. Out-of-box features like cover system, fow system. The problem is that, the code is not well written. Every feature is tightly coupled with each other. And code extensibility is really bad. For example: 1. Logic of same feature is put everywhere(Or the code is not modular enough). E.g., move and attack logic is seperated in unit class, in game control class, in grid manager class, just everywhere. 2. Ability feature is poorly designed. Yes, you could make a new ability without any coding. But if you want to make a ability that contains feature the original asset doesn't come with(e.g., teleporting, mind-controlling, or any ability with animation), you have to either directly edit the ability class to hard code a new feature, or you've got a long way to go to refactor the code. This is the reason why I say the asset could only make a game with basic features. 3. Lots of game-specific features are directly coded into every places, making the code too cumbersome. I mean it's good to have an asset that could make xcom2 and jrpg at the same time, but the code structure could definitely be better. 4. The ability/unit/collectable DB system is not a good idea. The UI is nice. But it stores and references data by directly store everything in Resources folder, which is definitely not a good idea. Anyway, this asset is great if you're new to Unity and intersted in developing a turn based game. But I don't recommend it for those expericend programmers. I wanted to rate 3 stars, but from my perspective, 60$ is appeartly overpriced. So I rated 2 stars.

when I set Can Move Past Unit to Friendly Only in Enemy three same tanks.their will move in one node,and i can't attack them. hope can solve this bug. if set Can Move Past Obs true,has the same bug.

This is one impressive kit with a lot of fantastics elements to make any turn based system game. The framework is not limitating tho it's pretty easy to integrate. Documentation although perfectible try to explain everything code is clear and simple,Dev is answering really quickly.

I've compiled a list of pros and cons for this asset: Pros: 1. Great support. The developer is very friendly and responsive to emails. 2. Has a lot of great features built into it. 3. Demos are fully functional and one could definitely build a small game with it. 4. Editors make it easy to set up and get started. 5. PDF documentation is good for making changes to the game without code changes. Cons: 1. Not the best performance. Data structure usage could be better. There are more than acceptable APIs running in O(n) when they could be O(1). Lists everywhere, needs some Dictionaries/Maps. 2. Not the best code readability. Code is not documented. Code commented out everywhere. Code is not spaced well. This doesn't bode well for people that want to extend functionality. 3. No Y-axis grid support. Not that the asset promises it, but it's a pretty big feature that should be there in relation to the asset price. Overall, I would rate this asset 3/5 stars, mostly for it's feature base and it's responsive and helpful developer. In it's current state I would say that this asset is definitely worth $20-$35 but definitely not it's current ($60) price tag. If I would have known the code state, it's highly likely I would *not* have purchased this asset. In its current state, I believe there is quite a bit of rework that must be done to make this a solid performant project. That being said, if you are looking to get into this kind of project, this asset is a great place to start. There is a lot of time and dedication put into the features this project has.

I've been using this asset for the last couple days, and it has really been a huge help. If you are interested in developing a turn-based strategy game, this is an excellent place to start. I have very minimal experience making games, I would estimate that buying this asset has saved me between 4 and 6 months of development time. It has many customization features to really make it your own. It isn't hugely intuitive to use, though (for me, at least), but after putting a bit of time into it and reading through the documentation, I think I can mostly make it do what I want. For the things I'm iffy on, I've emailed the developer (still waiting to hear back, though to be fair, it has only been a couple hours). If you're not a confident coder, this is absolutely a bargain. If you're extremely fluent in C#, it may or may not be worth it for you. UPDATE: Song was able to get back to me in under 24 hours, and thoroughly explained the feature I was trying to use (user error on my part, I'm a noob).

I really like this asset. It works great. I was able to pass through many versions of Unity without any errors showing. In my opinion, this is rare for such large assets. It was easy also to upgrade the asset to Unitys HDR/ Universal Pipeline. I was able to customized the code without a problem. And the support is very quick and efficient! Thanks for all the hard work!

Really impressed with the way this asset is shaping up. Have upgraded from tbtk2 and is well worth the upgrade - developer is very active. Great asset!

i tried this asset the whole day, created new units, playing around a bit. But suddenly i get a lot of errors. No chance to find out what happened or where. Best thing is you didn't do anything. Sometimes you can start your level without problems, next time you get NullReferenceException errors and you didn't changed anything. I am wasted the whole day and its really frustrating. The only way to "fix" this, is copy all your griditems, delete everything and create a complete new grid, paste your items and you saved a lot of time. But this NullReferenceException that appears out of nowhere is extremely annoying.

My first opinion is that it is a solid package. Nevertheless it takes a bit of getting used to. The menu and the structure of the gui is not so nice, these are not stretched to the size of my window. But also I missed some general features like having the possibility to give a special unit or unit-type a right to move over an area and all others not. For example, you make a flying unit which should fly over a hole or over a building etc. Then it is not possible to do that. So these two point reduces two stars of my review, but I would say 2,5 stars because the last point is for my very important that I need more options to configure areas with different restrictions.