Breach & Clear: Deadline Rebirth (2016)

The open world and RPG factors gives this new approach an interesting flow of exploration, loot gathering, and then entering missions where tactics become very important.

It's a little monotone, it as little repetitive, but at times challenging and allows me to mess with stats of my team, their weapons, skill lines, etc.

Even though they start with pre defined classes, you're allowed to pick skills from any other class if you wish, effectively allowing multi-classing and many options of customizing your soldiers.

The graphics while fairly average for a AAA title are actually perfect in terms of detail for this genre.

The game includes a character levelling system, varied equipment, and a difficulty that scales nicely as the game progresses.

I played with gamepad, to which it has full support, and it's very comfortable doing so (in a genre which rarely pays attention to gamepad play, as you'll well know if you've bought other games of the genre).