

Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo
HEY · 2016 · Indie, Action, Shoot 'Em Up, Bullet Hell
PC
Very Positive99% · 102
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About Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo
Description
Set in a mechanized world, the story begins with a world-renowned young scientist named Veloce. One day she invented "Mecha" and eradicated humankind with her creation, recreating a metallic world filled with Mechas. Pilot humanity's last hope, a Mecha imbued with human will, through the onslaught of enemy waves. Yet as the tides of battles turn and the world reveals itself, perhaps there's more than what meets the eye.
With an FM Synth soundtrack and a distinctive visual design, Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo combines retro aesthetics with modern sensibilities. Along with the simple controls, handcrafted stages and exciting unlockables, you will find yourself coming back for more.
Features!
- Classic Arcade Shoot ‘Em Up - Frantic fast-paced shooter action.
- Dynamic Rank System - Self-adjusts to ease in new players or challenge veterans.
- A Colourful Retro World - Stylised visuals mixing vector graphics and pixel art.
- Apocalyptic Mechanized Setting - A story of destructive genius and human will.
- Deep Satisfying Combat - 15 handcrafted stages with 40 unique bosses.
- Exciting Unlockables - 14 playable Mechas, branching paths, multiple endings, and more.
- FM Synthesizer-based Soundtrack - 60 original tracks to accompany your journey.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A manic crackhead game for anyone who loves blowing stuff up, no genre experience required. Crank the music, dim the lights, and let the dynamic difficulty split you in half between elation and panic. Overwhelmingly charming.2 found this helpful
extremely charming sounds and visuals from this one. very good indie shmup.1 found this helpful
wonderful shmup, a must buy if u like traditional shooters if u ask me
Vibrant and interesting graphics, great visual clarity. Sound design lovingly reminiscent of Genesis/Megadrive. Gameplay feels fantastic. Smooth controls, multiple routes, and each high-octane wave leads into a new and unique and boss fight. The action and flow is continuous and straight out of a Treasure Co., Ltd. game like Alien Soldier. (If encountering issues making V2.0 boot from steam, what worked for me on Win10 was to browse local files, compatibility, change settings for all users, and finally check the setting marked Run as Administrator.)
So while this is a recommend from me, I'm also going to throw in a disclaimer; in my personal experience this game is a bit iffy whenever I wanted to play version 2.0 (no issues with 1.53) ; basically being a coin flip between getting to the main menu or just crashing right before then. But once I make it to the game proper, everything's fine. I was able to play it through to the end without any technical issues. Trying to quit to desktop always seems to result in a crash though. Despite that, Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo is great shmup. The variety in shot types, the stylized and colorful graphics and the satisfying sound effects paired with the FM soundtrack, all wonderful. I really like the rank system, it starts at 0 at the easiest and well over 200 at the hardest. Things can quickly get out of hand the longer you go without taking hit so that becomes its own thrill. Hard to go wrong with branching paths in a genre like this, nice way to mix things up. Survival isn't too bad, actually. You only lose a life once you take a hit without any shields which are generous enough and of course there are bombs too. So you can make it pretty far even if this game has no continues to rely on…
Lot's of ships, branching level paths and a stupid story. Jack the rank up and there's some real fun to be had here. SFX are umm.. interesting and getting a sweet spot always makes me feel like I'm getting hit. Loads of shields and bombs makes it an easy 1CC, but enjoyed the ships enough to come back to it.
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