You just can’t keep a good rebellion down and Massive Damage’s Star Renegades is a testament to that. The strategy RPG is now available for PC via Steam and Xbox Game Pass and sees the player assembling a group of rebels to battle against the invading Imperium. Check out the release trailer below.

Star Renegades sees the player exploring a number of environments and partaking in tactical turn-based battles, delaying foes and exploiting their weaknesses in combat. However, each campaign is procedurally generated. You can upgrade party members with new weapons and gear along with new abilities but failing a run means starting all over.

Things get even more interesting in how your enemies evolve throughout a run. There’s an entire hierarchy in the Imperium and as your party becomes stronger, so too will the enemy as they learn new abilities and tactics. Star Renegades is out on PC but will be coming to PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch later this year. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime.

Massive Damage Games’ sleek looking strategy RPG Star Renegades releases on September 8th. This is for PC via Steam and it retails for $24.99. PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch versions are set to launch later this year. Check out the latest trailer below which is full of gameplay and gorgeous pixel art graphics.

Taking place in space with a resistance hellbent on toppling an empire, the campaign consists of procedurally generated missions and encounters. Players will participate in turn-based battles but as they grow stronger, so will their enemies. The Adversary System ensures that enemies evolve and rank up, resulting in subsequent playthroughs being tougher.

As you die and start another playthrough, you’ll gain different characters (like the rebel Wynn Syphex) to use. Any squad members that survive could have children, whose descendants will join the ongoing conflict. With plenty of equipment to find and upgrades to unlock, Star Renegades promises to keep RPG fans busy. Stay tuned for more details en route to the game’s launch.