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Choose your Pilot and Mech! Prepare to build your city defenses and manage your equipment.
Face the incoming alien threat, known as Angels, that traveled interstellar space in their seed pods and arrived on Earth bringing death and destruction.
You will need to upgrade your mech, manage your weapons and equipment. Build the perfect deck combination and survive all the incoming Archangels.
You can also build your city defenses and with appropriate funding create the perfect city fortress.
Just don’t forget to give enough time for the population to evacuate. Once the buildings are empty, you can use them as part of the offensive, to block incoming attacks or even crush the Angels between buildings.
Key Features:
- Equip your Mech: Upgrade your systems, weapons and manage your deck.
- City Fortress: Buy Artillery, Tanks and even other Mechs to face the incoming threat.
- Destruction: Push and pull the buildings, build obstacles, use them as firing cover or even crush the angels between buildings.
- Save the Citizens: Make sure the population is evacuated in time, the governments will reward you.
- Replay: Even if you fail, there are other cities you can still save, no time to rest!
Steam User 6
Neon Genesis Evangelion meets Into the Breach, with a card deck that determines which attacks and abilities are at your disposal each round.
I love the animations and aesthetics. Very cool!
I enjoy being able to customize and level up the mech and its systems.
Even at this early stage, this game has a really good combat system in place.
A few bugs here and there, but otherwise, its a pretty solid Early Access title that you should totally check out if you are a fan of Neon Genesis Evangelion, or enjoyed Into the Breach.
Steam User 3
The gameplay and the flavor are all very solid. It's a fun, tactical RPG about mechs fighting alien invaders. For $10 I think you do get a lot of value, my one wish is that the production value was a little higher. I would loved to have paid more money if the presentation, animations, VFX, SFX we're more robust.
Steam User 2
It's fun! I discovered it through wallpaper engine due to the nice pixel art animation. I often play during break from work, since battles are usually short. The mechanics are simple, the rng is bearable, and the pixel art is awesome.
As for the bad aspects: the interface can be annoying sometimes and you end up firing a missile at a building full of people instead at the huge enemy a block away from it. You can't save mid battle; if you're in, you gotta finish it or alt+F4 and the game will forget it even started.
I'm sure some QOL updates would make it perfect. Well done, Brazilian Guiana!
Steam User 1
So far so good. On 12th Impact run. Lots of fun and the progression curve was great.
would like to see more variety of enemies and movement patterns.
perhaps some way to better manage the view when trying to select where card actions will be implemented.
I think this game would work amazingly on mobile platforms.
Keep up the great work!
Steam User 2
I played it before the updates and I have played it since. Please! GIVE ME MORE! It's so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good! It gives me arcade/roguelite/Evangelion vibes and I can't get enough! Also, ♥♥♥♥ you for making Quadirel!
If you need to know how Quadriel works, here it is: Every turn it will devour buildings. Then it's AOE will grow until it's sweeping everything in that line per turn. You can't hurt it. You can't even target it. The trick is destroying the buildings after you evacuate them before it can eat them to prevent it from feeding. It's AOE will shrink and it will starve eventually.
Steam User 0
A very nice nod to the Evagelion franchise in a fun fast paced turn based pixel graphic card game, I've been waiting 30 years for a game like it lol I really hope this gets a sequel or multiplayer update
Steam User 0
As someone who really enjoys the Super Robot Wars game series this does everything I want in the turn-based/rouge-like genre.
Massive Galaxy Studios earned me as a fan with this one.