A lot of looking at menus and putting the tooltips on. It’s disorientating and not in anyway helpful. Even after selecting the tutorial-based entry, the game does nothing to break you in and instead just gives you the game. Earn EXP and level up to increase stats and unlock perks. Characters will have their own backstories and they may tell stories as you travel. All enemies have unique equipment, skills, and strategies. 
The game plays out with little chubby icon characters and you take turns fighting. Full camera control including the ability to zoom in and out. Shortcuts-a lot of them for everything from team management to combat. All characters come with their own background stories and traits. Multiple choice interactions can be had. AP (action points) -dictates what you can and cannot do, land type can change ap costs. Towns/camps-enter these and click on the available shops like weaponsmiths, churches, inns or markets. Map-you traverses it and uncovers it as you go, you can adjust movement speed and trigger random encounters. Turn tooltips on/off with a button click. Can bring up the feed showing moves and attacks. Handy text pop up for the menus which is really helpful when creating a game/world. Map seed-generate and code which you can share with friends or do unexplored map whereby you have to find everything out yourself including revealing the map. Game difficulties-economic-beginner, veteran and expert, combat-beginner, veteran and expert, starting funds-low, medium, and high. End-of-game crisis options- random, Nobles at war, Greenskin Invasion, Undead scourge, holy war, and permanent destruction (the only option that can cause campaign failure). Rebuilding a company is tutorial-based. Company origin-(this determines equipment/men/resources/special rules) a new company, Southern mercenaries, Peasant Militia, and of poachers, Trading caravan, Deserters, Northern Raiders, Manhunters, Davkul Cultists, Beast slayers, Gladiators, Lone wolf and random. Gameplay options-faster movement, fast Ai movement, auto end turns, auto loot, reset equipment after a battle, and auto-pause after leaving the city. Overlay options-always show hit point bars, orientation icons, and tooltips, and help pop-ups. Camera options-always focus on Ai movements, auto-adjust height level, always hide trees. You decide where to go, whom to hire or to fight, what contracts to take and how to train and equip your men in a procedurally generated open world campaign. 
Battle Brothers is a turn-based tactical RPG that has you leading a mercenary company in a gritty, low-power, medieval fantasy world.
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