Chroma Squad

You lead five stunt actors who leave their jobs to create their own superhero TV show. As the studio grows, the show’s stories and real battles begin to overlap.

Episodes send the five-person team into turn-based, grid-based fights. Positioning, character abilities, teamwork moves, and completing a director’s instructions all play into each encounter, with audience response tied to how the episode goes. Some episodes culminate in giant-mech battles.

Between episodes, manage the studio: hire actors, buy equipment, improve the studio, market the show, and craft weapons, costumes, and mechas. Characters develop through roles, abilities, equipment, and skill trees as the story advances through seasons, with branching choices leading to three endings.

In the supplied reviews, players often enjoy the game’s playful, self-aware take on sentai-style shows and its mix of studio management with turn-based tactics. Reviewers also praise the approachable combat, team customization, humor, and presentation. Some find the tactical systems or mech fights too simple, and several mention repetition as the campaign goes on.