

Aegis
Innuendo Squad Studios · 2016 · Action, Indie, Mechs, Open World, Post-apocalyptic
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Mixed50% · 16
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About Aegis
Aegis is a 2D mech action shooter where you play as the last defender for a small settlement. Through exploring the frozen wasteland, you will gather vital resources to help your people build the Atmospheric Cleansing Unit, battle hostile scavengers, and find new parts to upgrade your ATEX Battlesuit.

Soundtrack composed by Jim Hall.

- Modular Mechs - Customize your ATEX Battlesuit to fit your playstyle.
- Diversely Equipped Enemies - You're not the only one with the ability to customize.
- Scavenging - Venture out to find resources and parts for the Atmospheric Cleansing Unit that is being constructed by your settlement.
- Assault Bases - Find essential construction parts, rare items, and powerful weaponry by attacking enemy bases.
- Armour Penetration System - Watch as low powered weaponry bounces off your thick armour harmlessly.
- Diverse Item Selection - Many different items and weapons drastically change the performance of your ATEX Battlesuit.
Soundtrack composed by Jim Hall.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Aegis falls short in delivering an engaging and satisfying mech customization experience. Its lacklustre combat, unrefined controls, and overwhelming enemy encounters detract from what should have been a thrilling adventure. While the game's premise initially captivated my attention, it ultimately fails to fulfil its potential, resulting in a rather lacklustre gaming experience. Recommendation: Given the limited depth, lack of reward, and unrefined mechanics, Aegis may not be suitable for players seeking a fulfilling top-down mech game. For those who prioritize robust gameplay and immersive combat within the genre, it is recommended to explore other alternatives.14 found this helpful
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Aegis is a top down "Battletech" ripoff mech simulator game. Upgrade your mech and do missions to increase your bases assets and so on. The developers added a bit of background story, which is a welcome element of depth in a sea of shallow games from indie developers glutting the Steam store. Really not a terrible concept (although, top down 2-D kind of died in the 1990s when PCs became capable of better, it's a shame some developers didn't catch up with the 3D revolution). The real problem is the control scheme is physically painful to use. The view follows the mouse pointer... really loosely and unintuitively, all the while you also need to have hands on the keyboard controlling the mech. And that's where things really fall apart. It's kind of a ripoff of the Mechwarrior controls, but they managed to make it even less intuitive. I played a mission anyway, and immediately the only gun on my mech was shot off, so basically they didn't bother making game balance work properly either. Mechwarrior Online is free to play and it's a million times better than this. Just play that if you like battlemechs.1 found this helpful
The controls interface ruins whatever hope this had to be a good game. (Also, this game entirely lacks any means of changing the control scheme, which every game should include.) This is a "survival game" where you basically need to loot buildings to get supplies that your base constantly consumes. The problem is that you get supplies by clicking on buildings (sending out your drone), then having to shift-click on a resource in a window that pops up then click the button to gather that resource... without pausing the game. Also, I don't really care much about graphics, but when I can't tell the difference between what's apparently the only important part of your base and some decorative grey smear on the floor, to the point where I had to quit the game and look in the forums for where my base was supposed to be, there's a problem. By far the WORST aspect of this game, however, is that it's basically a game of clicking through menus while under attack from off-screen enemies that kill you in one hit all the time, but the game just flat-out ignores your clicks 90% of the time. Plus, you have to do things like move parts you don't need into the "recycle" box and click the recy…1 found this helpful
It's controls are bad, and it's very boring.
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