Mecha Party

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my gameplay & early impressions here: https://youtu.be/jEkOElNQdNk This is an online multiplayer pvp-focused hero shooter. It does remind me a little of Overwatch. It also has some single-player content in the challenges, but also you can play against bots. I tried playing online multiplayer, but there weren't other players online so I only played 3v3 against bots (you can also go for 2v2 or 1v1). There are 3 different main modes: casual, competitive, & the challenges. Within casual & competitive, there are different game types, including death match or capture the objective. There's also the now normalized, game store where you can unlock different cosmetic items and also the upgrades / skills with level ups. You can choose different mechs with different abilities at the start of the game (how you change after, I don't know). Not being able to play against other players online, I don't feel it's fair to rate this game. So I will put a question mark. What I can say is that the single-player content isn't very good. The challenges are boring. The bots aren't very fun to go against. So I would currently only recommend this to …

Mech suit, decent upgrade elements, cuteness, beautiful graphics , what more could you ask for ? This is really a fresh air among VR games. TBH I am not even a fan of mech games , for example I tried Vox Machina a year ago and it was a very forgettable experience for me. But I dived right into Mech Party. The game doesn't give you over-complicated control scheme, like in other mech games, you gotta push 100 different buttons or pull 3 levers at the same time just to move your mech suit. In Mech Party, it is very very very simple and easy to get into. Then you will instantly get the guilty pleasure of destroying AI robots. The game doesn't have any 'story' as far as I know, but it has a somewhat single player challenge mode, which gives different challgens, ranging from kill-all to hide and seek. You won't get bored too fast. You also receive credits for killing AI bots , and you can use those credits to upgrade your mech suit/ weapon / customize mech appearances etc. Once you reach level 4 (yes, there is a progress system ), multiplayer mode will unlock. But unfortunately at this moment there has not been any player base yet. I sincerely wish more people jump and board so we …

Did not expect too much at the beginning, but Mecha Party proves to be a surprisingly decent game. Casual gameplay with nice art style that matches the theme. Control is clear and easy. Played for about half an hour, very fun.

Picked this up out of curiosity. The game looks nice, cool art style and various mech options to choose from. It offers some upgrades and a few play styles with various difficulty levels. However, you have to grind a little bit to unlock mechs, upgrades and additional difficulty levels. The AI is pretty non-threatening in the initial difficulty setting. Think it's fine for casual players but if you love hardcore all out war you may have to unlock the additional difficulty levels to feel challenged in single player mode. Haven't unlocked much yet so don't know how challenging it would get nor have I unlocked additional mechs ect .. so I can only speak based on initial gameplay. Looks like it may offer some decent replay value once you get additional mechs and unlock hard and expert mode. As far as multi-player, I couldn't get a game going. There aren't enough players available to play against. With that said, single player mode may be good enough if you don't mind playing against bots and grinding it out for a bit. I did have to use a custom WMR map offered by someone on Steam in order to get my HP Reverb G2 WMR motion controllers to function properly. The A & B buttons did not w…