Recent reviews by Captain_Gat8x

Found a unique melee item that had zero recharge and an 8m range. Holding left click would murder anything in front of you.
Trained 15+ enemies. Knocked out all of them in microseconds. Explosive strapped enemy flew through the whole ship into a gun turret I subverted. Blew up sucked all of us into space. Great Game

This game has two sides.

The mechlab
and the battling

The mechlab is an ingenius design that will make you think about the different weaponery and devices placed on the mech. Will it overheat quickly, will it move fast enough, does it have the firepower to cause a dent in the enemies armour. Also your choice of mechs is vital, as there may not be enough "tonnage", to be able to completely kit up the mech. This alone, is part of the challenge that this game has to offer.

Then the combat.
This video should sum it up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N27Xjx8_akg&list=PL-Iji-82h8oKiH-mo19jRjGBHyAieUiCh&index=1
The combat does have some remarkably good mechanics in play. For example, turning the mech off makes you invisible to radar(and i think thermal imagining). Great for hiding in a corner, then shooting the enemy in the back.my only issue, is that the game offers a locational damage engine, but still feels like the mechs have a base health system. This may be because there isn't alot of critical points, or that the armour negates the locational damage, but it just doesn't feel as impressive as war thunders damage engine.

also, the game is very generous to new players, giving currency boosts in the space of 12 hours of game play to get a decent mech in the game(or weaponary,etc).

But overall, a well made game. Play it, see what you think. don't like it? uninstall it.
:)

Before you read this review, please note that I've only played 36 minutes of this game, however I can see what this game holds for future play.
I've done around 4 matches and only ever gained 5-100 credits per game. which would seem a reasonable amount for most games, however to unlock any decent battalion you need 10,000 credits.

So some quick maths

the most amount of games you will play to get your first battalion is 2000 games, which is around 14 days of straight playing, game after game
the least(for me) is around 100 games, which is a total of around 17 hours.

Not only that, I haven't enjoyed the game, it's just dull

the only interactivity that you would get is to tell soldiers or tanks or whichever, where to go. you can have smaller groups of soldiers, but that only helps the enemy pick you off.

So If you have s*** internet like me, it's a waste of time. Don't try it, after the wait you will be dissappointed. If u have a decent speed, well why not try it, it's free after all.