Metal Bringer

(I love this game that's why i have to blast it with the NO) Many games try to have what this experience has. (TL;DR) -> Custom Robo Hades arena Armored core Dungeon crawler (9/10) BUUUUTT \ (6/10) NOT OPTIMIZED NEED NASA PC \ (Could be throw away tech DEMO) The growth of learning the basics. Goes from slapping little guys with your little guy while cautiously exploring (till some advanced Mech stomps you). ...

I played quite a few hours of Samurai Bringer on switch. This is that, plus you can build mechs, too. Pretty cool, like any roguelike the gameplay loop is fun but can get old fast. Good in smaller doses.

I strongly feel like this game was made with mostly animators and writers. Great visuals, story, and plenty things that help fulfill the mecha fantasy with those controls, weapons and upgrades variety. But gameplay is seriously bad. Roguelike with dumb enemies and even bosses, so you either mow through them or get outmatched in stats until you farm enough meta progression. You can be way too weak for the third floor yet one-shot everything on the first floor. This just turns the first floor into a chore you either skip or stay in to farm currencies and discs (discs are power-ups limited to the run that you can stack beforehand). With how combat goes, there isn't much room to get far with skill alone. I had beaten a boss too strong for me by avoiding all damage, but this took a really long time even though I was doing nothing except output my damage, and the enemies in the next floor wiped me easily. And when I got strong enough to reach the final boss for the first time, I lite...

me robot. Shoot gun. Swing Sword. Kill bad robots. Good

Neat game, great gameplay an customization, i wish it was a litter longer

Game feels fun to play, collecting different mech parts/mods is satisfying. all in all, worth giving a shot if you're a mech fan.

This is an awesome mecha game, and everyone knows the world needs more awesome mecha games.

Fun, addictive roguelite mech game with lots of customization available by collecting parts in missions, often by blasting them off the chassis of enemy mechs. You can also hop out to board other mechs you find scattered throughout levels. Or to continue the fight on foot in your pilot's robot body, which your operator is controlling remotely from back at base. What really shines here is the art style. The mechs and their attacks look amazing, a bit reminiscent, in a good way, of PS1-era 3D models but with updated animations and effects. There is a good mix of melee and ranged combat, and the mechanical designs will delight any fan of mech-based anime series and games.

Holy peak this game is great. Been playing basically for a whole day and just can't put the game down, it's so fun. If you like mechs and games like Armored Core or the old MechAssault games you'll love this. Metal Bringer has great combat that has a lot of depth and options depending on your customizations and everything gets laid out for you as you would expect a mech to present the information on your gear. Customizing your mech with gear and weapons you like + being able to color them is super awesome giving every player their own unique look and playstyle. The only draw is the way the camera works in this game. Most people probably don't play with keyboard and mouse like I do but I've seen some complaints about the camera with controller. The camera is operated separately from the character between using q+e for camera and the mouse for the player. If you are playing with keyboard and mouse I recommend changing some binds to make the game easier to control.

This game is most excellent. I want to inject it into my bones.