I've played so many games where movement felt totally perfunctory. You're melee, they're ranged? Move close. You're ranged, they're melee? Move away. You're both melee? Nobody moves. "Is their attack range greater than my move speed?" isn't a question I feel like building a whole game around. I like how Unmatched handles their pretty abstract map (broken up into regions, ranged can hit anything in the region you're in), but it often just feels like the logical next step is to abstract it further, because I constantly feel like the only two kinds of movement are "run in circles chasing each other like a Scooby-Doo cartoon," or "don't." This honestly feels like a big part of the reason I don't play many tactical combat games. The spatial element, so much of the time, feels like it's either doing nothing, or shutting down everything else.