
Mecharashi is a mecha-themed tactical turn-based game. The game adopts a unique part-destruction combat system, where you can assemble mechas however you want, equip a wide selection of weapons, and choose your favorite pilots to engage in battle.
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Mecharashi is a mecha-themed tactical turn-based game.
The game adopts a unique part-destruction combat system, where you can assemble mechas however you want, equip a wide selection of weapons, and choose your favorite pilots to engage in battle. When any part of a mecha is destroyed, its battle efficiency will diminish significantly. By focusing attacks on the most critical enemy parts, you can gain a clear strategic advantage.
As a mecha commander, your task is to achieve victory through strategic insight and journey through a world shaped by war, where profound stories of dire conflict and unassailable hope are born!
■ Tactical Turn-Based Mech Action, Unparalleled Next-Gen Graphics
Every detail, from scene design to the mech models, is crafted in a solemn, realistic style to achieve the ultimate expression of mech aesthetics.
■ Story Stages Combining Engaging Narratives and Tough Challenges
Surrounded by the immersive environments of Milkhama, players command a mercenary unit, exploring the world and shaking up the political machinations behind the scenes, becoming key players in a story that will shape history.
■ Build and Customize Your Mecha Squad
On Milkhama Island, countless mecha factories vie for supremacy, leading to the creation of classic mechas with diverse designs and performance features, along with an array of corresponding weapons. You can customize the bodies, arms, legs, and weapons of your mechas to form a mecha squad tailored to each battle's needs, then outfit them with elite pilots, each boasting a unique personality and backstory. You can also customize the paintwork of your mechas and weapons down to the finest details, with over 120 free colors available by default.
■ Revolutionary Turn-Based "Part Destruction" Gameplay
The hit points of different mecha parts are calculated separately in battle, allowing for individual part destruction. This feature opens the doors to a world of infinite strategic possibilities. Destroying the torso, the part with the highest hit points, will directly neutralize the target, while breaking the arms or legs will impair weapons and mobility. Your every choice must be considered in advance, based on the current situation on the battlefield.
Thank you for your interest in Mecharashi. We look forward to meeting you in Milkhama!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Thai, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
Sums Steam only; Epic publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | Free | 1.5Kreviews | 69% | — | $0 |
| Free | — | 89% | — | not modelled |
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Themes across 79 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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My disappointment is immeasurable... I was looking at the reviews of the Front Mission 3 remake, and saw this game mentioned by someone who was complaining that FM3 was bad because they were missing shots in a game that is basically a table top game that rolls dice in the background to determine hits or misses. This person ended their review by saying that they were going back to Mecharashi so I took a look at this game, and saw that (at first glance) they had basically cloned Front Mission 3, and added some infinite replayability. Man... was I ever wrong about that. Mecharashi is a shameless money grab of a mobile that could only be enjoyed by someone with a room temperature IQ. the story is painfully dull, the combat while copying Front Missions gameplay to some degree, it removes ALL of the challenge/tension/fun. It's like a game made for a toddler... every shot you take at an enemy hits every time with devastating effect. It's so incredibly easy that I get so bore that I found myself wishing there was a skip combat button, so I could try to force my way forward into something more interesting/challenging, and I was hoping to get to the point where I could open up the shop (it's locked until you reach stage 1-4) and be able to customize me mechs, but when I reached that point, I was slapped in the face with a pay wall. you literally can't build or upgrade your mechs without spending real money, and why would you? Just so you have a cooler looking mech that will insta kill anything in its path. If you like to drool on yourself all day and chew tin foil for fun, this game is for you. This game is literally saying "just give us your money, and press A to win you worthless R*****" Do not waste your HD space on this pile of boring, stupid, garbage. I you want to play strategy based mech game with an interesting story, challenging combat, rewarding upgrades to armor and weapons, as well as a fun pilot skill system, characters with actual personalities AND it doesn't treat you like some barely sentient halfwit, gooner with a gambling addiction. Then go try out the classic Front Mission series. I don't know about the recent HD remakes, but if they're poorly optimized then use a PS1 emulator, but DO NOT waste any of your time on Mecharashi.
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 79 reviews with recorded playtime.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
click,click,click, and cut scene dialogue. its a phone game, not a bad one i guess.
Разработчики игра наследия Front mison я все понимаю но можно больше персов мужиков суровых даже если можно персонажей похожих из всех частей будет приятно а то аниме и полу голых девушек столько что это гача какаята
рано или поздно лаунчер уходит в бесконечные 20%, от этого нет решения
氪金手游,快跑!
The only anime gacha game I'd (maybe) pay money for.
No matter what game it is, as long as you give me multiple options to choose from and avoid being repetitive, I'll give you a good review.
amazing looks, and lotta fun gameplay so far..................BUT Faq the gatcha part of the game and the sta resource for repeating blah blah. Keep that stuff on the phone. Id rather PAY for a game that plays n looks this good with out the ptw stuff. Bigger maps would be nice too...
Nice progression, F2P friendly and doesn't require huge time investment. Only issue is that the English translation can be hit or miss.
Yet another Turn based game where the hit chance is rigged and no where near what it claims. Also half the time when a hit is landed they get left with 1% hp.
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