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THE PRACTICAL GUIDE

TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children Guide

TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children is the first season of a turn-based strategy SRPG that takes place in the world of Troubleshooter.

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GET YOUR BEARINGS

Plan your next TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children session

This companion guide walks you through structured practice in Troubleshooter: Abandoned Children, from mastery experimentation to mission preparation, so you can get more out of the class system and the game's accessibility options.

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Role Comparison

Pick a hunter and an engineer for your company and track what each unlocks—beast taming versus drone crafting. Decide which unlocked content fits your current plans and prioritize recruitment accordingly.

  • Read each new colleague's background carefully, since their motivations frame the missions you take on.
  • Follow the cut scenes closely; they carry much of the story's context.

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Mastery Sourcing Log

Keep notes on where each mastery came from: leveling versus capture from enemies. Compare how enemy-sourced traits open build possibilities that standard level-up paths do not.

  • Take masteries from enemies to create hybrid builds that pure leveling would not provide.
  • Recruit varied roles early, since each new role unlocks additional playable content.
TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Dandylion

03 / THE GUIDE

Mission Briefing Drill

Choose two missions with clearly different circumstances. Write down the special conditions of each and sketch a class arrangement that addresses them before you deploy.

  • Check each mission's unique circumstances before committing your team.
  • Use cut scenes to pick up context that helps you understand upcoming objectives.

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Comfort Tuning

Try different text sizes and difficulty levels over a few missions. Note which combination keeps the game readable and challenging at a pace you enjoy, including with timed input disabled.

  • If early missions feel too punishing, lower the difficulty—the game offers adjustable difficulty.
  • Turn on subtitles if you want written reinforcement of the story dialogue.

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Connection Modes

Spend time in offline mode, then connect for online mode when multiplayer content is available. Record what differs between the two, and plan around announced maintenance windows so online sessions are not interrupted.

  • Watch for advance announcements of maintenance so you are not caught without online mode.
  • The unofficial Troubleshooter Discord channel is the developers' suggested place for more information.

WATCH THE GAME

TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children videos

Official trailers & gameplay

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Screenshots & game images

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QUICK ANSWERS

TROUBLESHOOTER: Abandoned Children FAQ

Can I play the game without an internet connection?

Yes. The game offers an offline mode designed for players with unstable internet connections.

What unofficial translations are available?

German, Italian, and French translations are unofficially supported. They are community-made (partly machine translated) and can be selected in the game options.

Does the game support controllers?

The Steam listing notes partial controller support.

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Official resources and further reading

Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-22. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.