Nearly perfect indie title, a must-have for all fans of turn-based strategy, "match-three" games, steampunk and massive iron steam-powered mechs. The graphics is adequate and stylish, the story nicely designed, the music good (however more tracks would be desired). The game features a nice system of mech upgrading and a great idea of a cumulative overall experience level. When you are killed (and you can take it for granted you WILL be killed in five-to-ten first attempts to beat the campaign) or when you win the campaign, all collected experience points are added to a common pool. And when you level up in this, you unlock very neat ironcast augmentations and other useful items, such as bonuses to exp, scrap or HP. This encourages to play the campaign again and again - and it is not boring, becase the available missions arre somewhat randomly selected. Summarizing - a really great game worth the money it costs. I'm eagerly waiting for the sequel, as the story is clearly not concluded.