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Chroma Squad
In a new long-form video, Behold Studios walks through some gameplay of Chroma Squad, its Japanese super-hero television inspired strategy game.
In Chroma Squad, players manage a production studio that creates television shows of the Sentai genre, which defines shows like Power Rangers. You'll direct budgets and make decisions about the studio, and when you shoot the actual show, the game turns into a turn-based strategy game. You can read an extended preview of the game by heading here.
The video, which you can check out below, is 30 minutes long, and gives a thorough walkthrough of the game's mechanics. This is the demo that was shown during PAX East, but Behold Studios wanted to put it online for anyone what wasn't able to make it to the show.
Chroma Squad is heading to Steam this year, but early access is available for Kickstarter backers of the game, which you can learn more about on the game's official website.
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