Full Metal Sergeant
CarloC · 2023 · Management, Strategy, Simulation, Military, Auto Battler
PC
Very Positive86% · 126
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About Full Metal Sergeant
You have 12 weeks to turn the recruits into soldiers!
Develop your training schedule. If their Stamina runs out or if their Stress becomes too much, they may fail their training... or worse. More effective advanced training can be unlocked by expending Prestige Points.
Improve your soldiers and earn more Prestige Points when they graduate. Qualify them as riflemen divers, snipers, or paratroopers.
Do you have the right recruit to win a 100m sprint? Or to challenge a naval academy in a swimming competition? What about the marksmanship challenge?
Check your men's skill in mission. Make choices based on the encounters you find. Have you based your training program on agility and close-combat? Then better a sneak approach...
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game feel unfinished. To start, there are major issues with UI design and conveyance, despite there being incredibly little information to convey. You can't see what exercises you have assigned to different areas, nor can you see the effects or results of said exercises, until you mouse over, not a training area, but a recruit. Hovering over a recruit also shows you their stats, including what negative trait they have that can invalidate the training to which you assign them, but the game won't clearly state the effects of the negative trait until you click into a different menu. Once you decide which training exercise a recruit does, they receive the resulting changes and a certain number of the week's finite training points is spent. Despite this sounding like a potentially fast and intuitive process, the game inexplicably makes it so that you cannot give a recruit a second task (the training points are deliberately 2 per recruit per day) until an animation for that training session finishes. This game is entirely designed to be turn based and only has the management of personnel states and resources, with no time management to worry about. With not interfering or real …1 found this helpful
IT FUM
Got a lot of flashbacks from my time in the army. Even though this is based around marine corps training, the memories still flood in. Honestly, it was the best 14 weeks of my life.
Y E S
Takes me back to my days at Relaxin' Jackson. Hooah 3-39, AAA-O!
Well. Its decent but feels incomplete. I found this game through Opera GX where there was a demo for the 2nd game. I did not know this at first, and bought the first game. Big mistake. I will say, its not TERRIBLE. I do give a thumbs up because it does entertain you for a few hours, however, it is SUPER repetitive. Hopefully the second one comes out soon. Will definitely be buying the 2nd upon release.
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