Atlantic Edge
Art of The Rush · 2018 · Action, Indie, Early Access, Simulation, VR
PC
3 user reviews33% · 3
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About Atlantic Edge
Atlantic Edge is a strategic VR brawler for HTC VIVE in which you play a mech pilot tasked with defending a city from an endless onslaught of kaiju. Earn money from each mission to buy ammo for your arsenal of weapons and better prepare yourself to combat the kaiju horde. Be extra careful as your 300 ft robot and arsenal of explosive weaponry may prove to be as much of a danger to the city as the monsters you are fighting. The longer you can prevent the inevitable destruction of the city, the more funds you will earn to grow more powerful as you restock your arsenal. Visceral punches and complete destruction, powered by unreal engine 4's physical animation system, give the combat a hectic and rewarding feeling. See how long you can last against an army of kaiju and achieve a solid workout in the process.
Start in your mech hangar and gear up your robot before taking it out to a city under siege. Load up with ammunition to help you fend off the endless horde. See how long you can last as the horde grows larger. Failing to defend the nuclear reactor in the center, or succumbing to the swarm yourself results in a game over! But each kaiju you kill adds funds to to gear up and come back stronger than before! Careful though, as each building that gets destroyed docks your pay! Tread carefully as you fight your way around the city as you just might do more damage to it yourself than the kaiju. Maybe you want to?
Start in your mech hangar and gear up your robot before taking it out to a city under siege. Load up with ammunition to help you fend off the endless horde. See how long you can last as the horde grows larger. Failing to defend the nuclear reactor in the center, or succumbing to the swarm yourself results in a game over! But each kaiju you kill adds funds to to gear up and come back stronger than before! Careful though, as each building that gets destroyed docks your pay! Tread carefully as you fight your way around the city as you just might do more damage to it yourself than the kaiju. Maybe you want to?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
In regards to what is currently available in-game: The controls are easy to learn and utilize. The movement was a little motion sickness inducing but only after 40 minutes of playing. Overall visuals are consistent and I had no problems running the game graphic-wise. My only complaint is its early access so what is fun hasn't been expanded upon yet. I look forward to the following, if possible, during the early access: 1. Free mode where buildings respawn and you can destroy things. (The physic enabled buildings were too fun not to mess around with.) 2. Ability to pick up debris to be used as throwing weapons or picking up long pieces to be used as melee weapons. (I like the idea of destroying a building for the greater good of defending the city) It has more than enough potential to be worth the designated price. I recommend looking into this one!6 found this helpful
Safe to say this game is completely abandoned. Unplayable on Oculus as well.5 found this helpful
I was craving a VR mech game focused on melee combat against monsters and figured I'd give this a shot, given the cheap price. However it doesn't seem to be worth even that. I knew it'd be lacking in features, given the dev hasn't seemed to have updated it in almost 3 years, but this is about as barebones as it gets. It's a shame, cuz it does look decent and like it'd scratch that certain itch. But there's tons of features still listed "in development" in game. Not to mention the lack of any sound. It also lacks any turning controls, which is an outright deal breaker given my limited VR set up.4 found this helpful
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