List of Gears Tactics known bugs and launch issues
When dropping into Gears Tactics, stay aware of potential snags.
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Gears of War ventures in the turn-based strategy space with the launch ofGears Tactics, taking inspiration from XCOM and other genre leaders, set within the universe of Microsoft’s prestigious shooter. That includes an impressive amalgamation of robust combat and story, offering a worthwhile pickup for series veterans of fans of the genre, asdetailed in our full review.
While Gears Tactics offers a robust array of gameplay offerings, as with any modern release, players may face various hiccups. Microsoft is yet to provide a full list of known bugs, but we’ve wrapped up some of the confirmed issues as of April 27, 2020.
With Gears Tactics still rolling out worldwide, some issues may be missing, or fixed by the day-one patch. Check back for additional updates over the days ahead.
List of Gears Tactics bugs and issues (so far)
With Gears Tactics rolling out across the globe, some players may face issues when purchasing via the Microsoft Store, Steam, or downloading the title via Xbox Game Pass. While worth staying aware of documentation, current issues solely impact visuals, and performance.
General bugs and issues
Performance bugs
Expect additional clarification around launch issues and potential workarounds over the hours (or days) ahead, with Microsoft expected to deliver dedicated support documentation.
Gears Tactics is now available exclusively on PC via the Windows 10 Microsoft Store and Steam, retailing for $60. The game provides a smooth transition through the shift in genre, embracing the cover-based combat that defines Gears of War, thriving in turn-based form.
Related: Read our Gears Tactics full review!
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An epic first-effort strategy game.
Gears Tactics doesn’t quite approach XCOM’s crown, but it’s a satisfying and modern-feeling strategy game fans of the genre will enjoy.
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