Metal Bringer

[b]Rating: [/b] ★★★★★ - Amazing [b]Time Played:[/b] 10 hours [b]Gameplay:[/b] - Roguelite where you pilot a customisable android (Labor) inside a giant mech (Arms) through procedurally generated levels. Currency and analysed blueprints carry over on death. - Mid-run you can bail out of your mech and steal components from destroyed enemies, turning every fight into a potential build opportunity. - Customisation is functionally deep: upper body, lower body, weapons, and passives all interact mechanically making radically different builds viable. - Target lock can be frustrating. It latches onto horde fodder over priority targets, and the only fix is to unlock and relock mid-fight. - Difficulty starts forgiving and ramps as runs progress. [b]Story\Dialogue:[/b] - Suria wakes from 1000 years of cryosleep as the last free human and weaponises the AI's own infrastructure against it. Standard mecha anime setup. - Named rival pilots each have a personally crafted mech and recur across runs, building character through repeated encounters. [b]Graphics\Music:[/b] - Sits between pixel art and voxel 3D with real-time ray tracing. The style is unique. - Screen clarity can quickly be ruined: enemy hordes, bullet-hell projectiles, neon pickup text, and multiple resource bars overlap badly at the worst moments. - A pixelation filter runs over the whole presentation with no toggle. You'll either like it, or you won't. [b]Before you Play:[/b] - The build system doesn't show its depth until 3-4 runs in when blueprints accumulate. Don't judge the customisation ceiling from the first session. - Analyse every part and item you pick up you feel like you're going to reuse. This permanently unlocks the blueprint for future runs. - Always upgrade your OS after a boss. When you die, the XP you take with you gets halved so it's better to spend it in world.

日厂的传统毛病，诡异的键位，难懂的名词，糟糕的新手引导，除此之外画质还挺糊的（体素），但是又糊又精致。 主要是看在上一作的份上买的，强烈推荐上一作。 目前还没玩明白，建议要玩的先搜搜攻略。

Metal Bringer is a game about collecting parts for mechs and praying that RNG is on your side for that chip drop. Unlike Samurai Bringer when you spends hours looking at menu, you will now spend minutes looking at chips and more time getting into the action.

A good Hack and Slash Roguelite any player can enjoy, though its recommended for a PC that has a 16 GB ram rather than the 8 GB it requires at a minimum, as it crashes the game when you get to the final area.

Rouge-like Mechs, 8-bit aesthetic, intriguing story, anime energy, and addictive soundtrack. I'm all in.

Such a cool looking mech rogue lite. Bosses are interesting and the amount of mech combinations is pretty impressive. I love Armored Core and this is such a fun musou game that reminds me of that franchise.

Fun and stylistic