![]() ![]() It's a game that longtime PC purists will want to love, and you just might if you can tune out the frequent aggravations it throws at you. Back in Action can be fun to play, despite the fact that it bogs you down in excessive micromanagement and bludgeons you with some mind-boggling design choices on the battlefield. It still looks and plays like a relic from the past, which may be a selling point for some, but the transition from turn-based strategy to quasi real-time combat is a bumpy one. That's partially the case with Jagged Alliance: Back in Action, a remake of the second game in the series that attempts to freshen up the old-school formula. Going back to improve on older games can sometimes muck up what worked rather than fix what was awry in the first place.
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