ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION

ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION

SHADE Inc. · March 20, 2018 · Action, Mechs, Robots, Third-Person Shooter

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ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION price by region

ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION costs $1.82 in the United States, $1.82 in Georgia (USD), £1.98 in the United Kingdom, €2.28 in Europe (EUR), CA$4.08 in Canada, A$5.22 in Australia, NZ$12.39 in New Zealand, zł12.74 in Poland and R$20.69 in Brazil right now.

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United Statesyour region $1.82 −64% $3.59 $1.82 15
Georgia (USD) $1.82 −71% $6.29 $1.82 14
United Kingdom £1.98 −64% £2.58 £1.98 13
Europe (EUR) €2.28 −64% €3.59 €2.28 13
Canada CA$4.08 −64% CA$4.13 CA$4.08 13
Australia A$5.22 −64% A$5.22 — 12
New Zealand NZ$12.39 −18% NZ$12.39 — 10
Poland zł12.74 −63% zł34.00 zł12.74 12
Brazil R$20.69 −10% R$20.69 R$33.98 11

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About ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION

✦ AI summary

Pilot a customizable mech as part of the DAT peacekeeping force to defend Earth's migrants and Mars colonies from a mysterious ant uprising across 35 action-packed missions. With three allied mechs fighting alongside you, endless customization options, and a relentless horde mode called Inferno Mode, this is a mech shooter built for tactical squad combat and high replayability.

ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION puts you in control of the Peace Keeping Force known as DAT and along with your three allied Battle Mechs, you must attempt to save Earth’s Migrants and the Mars Colonies as a whole from the threat of the ANTS uprising. Who or what could be leading this threat against Mars, and the new planned perfect utopia for humanity?

With 35 full-length battle-heavy missions, a horde gameplay mode known as “Inferno Mode” covering 5 varied maps and over 100 mech-customisation possibilities for yourself and your allies, there’s plenty of replayability and content present in the standalone version of ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION.

ASSAULT GUNNERS HD EDITION — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Partial controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Players appreciate the mech customization system and the ability to bring customized AI companions into missions, finding some enjoyable challenge on higher difficulties despite clunky controls and a budget feel. However, most agree the game suffers from poor balance, limited customization options in some areas, dated mechanics that feel like a step back even compared to older Armored Core titles, and an inconsistent difficulty spike that makes late-game stages frustrating rather than challenging.

Not recommended Nov 9, 2025
It's [i]okay[/i]. It feels like We have Armored Core at home. Customization is lacking and movement feels clunky and poorly implemented. It just screams budget. I would not get this except on extremely high discount.
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 20, 2026
This would be a mixed review if possible. While it is very short, generic and simple I did actually have fun playing it, however it's flaws mixed with its bugs drop this into a thumbs down. In short it really feels like an "Armored Core at home" but it does have neat things like group mechanics aswell as a meditative grindy gameplay loop. First thing I noticed with the gameplay is that the control scheme is a little odd. I played using an Xbox remote, rather than mouse and keyboard, which is defaulted to being waaaaay faster. Anyways, you turn extremely slow by default. Slow enough that it does not feel very good. Also I thought that there wasn't a jump ability until maybe midway through my playthrough. Jump is actually very specifically standing still and double tapping to hold a shoulder button... it... it doesn't work most of the time, actually. Mostly you'll be doing objective based missions if you aren't dead set on playing the endless survival mode. There's 20 missions for your first run of the story. After you complete this fully the first time you can unlock a further 15 side paths if you go back and replay missions for special objectives. I wish this all would of just be…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Mar 29, 2026
Do you want the mecha version of Dynasty Warriors mowing down mechs brainlessly? Play this game on normal Do you want to get some challenge out of this game? play it on hard and there's actually some challenge some stages(and your allies are worthless in hard+ so more agency to you) until you reach stage 20. Honestly I was going to be a lot more positive on this review before playing stage 20 on hard but you can't tell me a single small target of a boss has more hp than my entire missile stock when any other machine behemoth you fight caves in quite easily, and all that while one shotting your allies and dispatching you easily too. This is a positive review since I found some fun with this game but it's a some fun to be had 5/10 game. The game is wildly unbalanced on harder difficulty modes mostly on bosses. the story barely exists and it is mostly rolling text and like 15 maybe unique locations and I might be generous since I didn't really try to count. And this is supposed to be a Vita game! I had a Vita and those games could be much better than this. Also you need to specify which controller you are using at startup and the game won't recognize any control method apart from t…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Dec 20, 2025
I wish they make more mech games like this
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 3, 2025
I feel like people are being to harsh when this game is actually really solid. Assault Gunner is an old PS game that was never sold outside of Japan and was later given a PC port which is what this game is. You have a squadron of mechs that you get to customize with a range of different parts as the game continues. The highlight of this game is definitely the customization. It's part variety is insanely good and you can spend a lot of time making your perfect robot after grinding out the parts. Also customizing your team to match their classes is fun too although I haven't really figured that part out yet... The ai for enemies and your teammates is a little buggy which I would expect for a game like this. If your fresh out of Armored Core 6 and you just NEED that dose of mecha action at a low price that can run well on just about anything then get this game. Don't expect more out of a product then what it's actually worth. 7.6/10 Edit: I did forget to mention that the bosses are my least favourite part about the game. Not because their bad but because of how easy they are. If they amped up the health and aggression it would be way better. Edit: I have now completed the full base…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 1, 2025
I played the mobile version (spa), and recently I found this PC version. I recommend the game.

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