Gigantes Ex Machina

It's a fun game, plays well and looks nice, but there's not much to it right now. it's taken me about 6 hours to do everything except buy all the items.

Pretty fun game that I enjoyed my time playing through what was available at the moment. My favorite mech was the AG-52B ARGUS with being able to mow down enemies using a maxxed out Mini Gun and Homing Missile automatically turned on. For how much I enjoyed the game I do have a couple issues that I hope will get changed/fixed in future updates 1. The input method for controller switches to keyboard and mouse every couple button presses, leading to a fair amount of misinputs when selecting sync upgrades or changing a weapon from manual to auto 2. Some text being near impossible to read because its too small, specifically for selecting what type of build you want your mech to have. I play on a steam deck docked to my tv and its impossible to read on either the tv or the deck itself and its only slightly legible if I'm looking very close at my laptop screen. I hope this gets changed so that you can select what size text you can have rather than straining your eyes trying to read what stats change for your mech or reading a description a sync upgrade ability has. Besides those issues, I really enjoyed whats here and am looking forward to what future updates the devs have for this ga…

This is an incredible game. I have so much fun at every patch they are implement. Just the content it have now it's worth the price. I love the story. The challenges they add. It just such a good game worth of every hour you spend on it.

its fun and challenging, good mix of weapons and you have to combine it with your mobility.

Been into this for a while. Recently it nerfed abilities and asked you to begin GRINDING, I was so angry that decided to give it negative review. Soon it provided weapon auto fire function, I was happy so now I am reversing it to a positive review.

Imagine if they made a Gundam survivor-like. There's currently only about six hours of it thus far, but what exists is pretty well-fleshed out and well-made. There isn't a lot of content YET, but with three VERY different playable mechs over a variety of scenarios, and a range of different weapons for each, the game heavily rewards exploring and testing your own style. I ended up favoring the Aerial, a mech which can seamlessly switch between default movement which is slow and methodical and a fast-paced jet fighter mode with an equipped autocannon. I ended up greatly enjoying the Railgun primary weapon; most of my time was spent blitzing around in fighter mode (afterburner) mowing down enemies while spewing waves of autotargetting missiles until I got into an ideal position to line up a number of enemies and ANNIHILATE them with a fully charged Railgun shot. Downsides: The story is fairly thin currently, though entirely voice acted which is nice. Some of the module options don't seem very well-balanced; you can spend special crystals to modify and customize your Gigas, and some of the options are downright worse versions of the 'default'. MAJOR upsides: It really feels like zi…