The action is turn based, but the interface is a bit quirky. At times, for instance, I had to reissue movement commands because my range of motion was outside of the allotment of steps for the given turn. It would be smoother to have a situation in which pressing the end of the turn button would keep your remaining movement buffered for the next round. The combat interface took a bit of getting used to, but there are a suitable number of choices included to allow you flexibility in play. If you want to use a firearm, feel free, but be ready to deal with the consequences of blowing your cover. Alternately, if you can find an enemy alone, a quick flash of a knife can do the trick.​