It is like X-com 2 set in the 90s. Enjoy!

Just for the context - I'm mostly a fan of turn-based RPGs and this game happens to be my first Jagged Alliance title.
That being said, for me this game is close to being a perfect tactical RPG. You've got a really good and intuitive turn-based battle system, some overworld management, quests with multiple solutions, hell, even some slides in the end. It has a couple of really unfair encounters, but overall is well-balanced. It's also damn good on the visual side, almost without any performance issues.
There are some glitches here and there, but nothing too major, probably due to lack of time/money for development, the game feels like it's been made by a really competent team that actually cared.
Writing is... well, it's not really in my taste, but it's perfect for what this game tries to portray itself as. I feel like every single line is a shoutout or a reference, from Tarantino movies to Lovecraft, from covid pandemic to Skyrim, from Scooby-Doo to Apocalypse Now - and it's all done gracefully and doesn't feel forced at all. Voiceover is nothing special, except for the accents, these are mostly done perfectly (though still have some hiccups here and there, but oh well). Every merc has loads and loads of lines not only in battle, but in dialogues with the locals as well.
The only thing I found lacking is perks, definitely not enough of them, so your mercs tend to have one or two builds for everyone and that's about it.
Overall, I had some pretty high expectations and I still didn't expect this game to be so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ finger-licking good. Definitely will look into JA2 and I sure hope that this studio does JA4 somewhere in the future. If you have a weak spot for XCOM and/or Fallout 1 and 2 - you will absolutely love this one.

True to the original JA and JA2 games, this one is full of great characters, turn based squad management, and some RPG through customization of your avatar mercenary as well as the ones you hire. Could be more complex in terms of story and strategy, and certainly a bit simplified versus other versions or even the X-Com games which had more economic management, but replayability is good with the various teams and tactics you can choose to employ.