Battle Suit Aces is a tactical deckbuilder that can be played as a clever roguelite or epic campaign full of tender moments, cosmic quests, and charming characters.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.43/day in the week to Aug 19 → 0.14/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
The Battle Suit Aces campaign is a fully-voiced, sci-fi epic that feels like a Saturday morning cartoon with you at the helm. Recruit your pilots, upgrade their battle suits, and command them to victory!
When a new threat to the galaxy emerges, Union Command dispatches a ragtag team of pilots and scientists to investigate. Join Captain Heathcliff and his Patchworks crew as they search for powerful Relic Suits in a tale of friendship and belonging.
Deploy a wide array of upgradable mecha pilots in card combat. Pair them with energy-generating Drones and potent Command Cards.
Recruit and bond with 25 pilots from five powerful factions. Each faction has their own unlockable missions and combat strategies.
Experience the Patchworks crew’s journey across 45 thrilling episodes.
All 75 characters are fully-voiced by the incredible cast.
Over 40 tracks composed by Carlos "insaneintherain" Eiene.
Lane-based attack patterns and unique card passives form an accessible, deep combat system.
Prepare for story-driven battles, including surprise attacks, heists, and Starball matches.
Dozens of mods let you customize your ship and cards to build the perfect deck.
Suit Up!
Genres
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 369reviews | 91% | — | $299.3K |
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Reviews
Themes across 59 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
This is the best mecha game you’ve never played, and it’s a visual novel/deckbuilder hybrid with some rpg elements. If that sounds weird, it’s in the best ways possible. The plot follows a crew of mech pilots trying to uncover history of a fallen alien race in order to defeat a new (actually long lost) threat of energy draining monsters called the Frenzied. The game thrives on strong characters, branching narratives, and a straightforward but highly customizable combat system. Over the course of the game you can see different aspects of the world and story by choosing which characters personal quests to pursue and what factions to help (and receive help from in return). This game has at least 3 endings and many sections where the order you complete missions in changes the way the narrative flows, and who you recruit and follow impacts what inter-character conversations you end up seeing between missions. If you are at all interested in games with a strong ensemble cast, with varied relationships between each other, any kind of mecha or space opera stories, or games where your choices change the narrative in some pretty significant ways, I highly recommend this game. It also is a great game for people who are new to videogames (and deckbuilders or story-focused games in particular) as it has a very clear tutorial and plenty of options for changing your strategy/equipped characters in between missions (or if you are defeated on a mission). TLDR: It’s a fantastic game that is worth giving a shot, you won’t be disappointed.
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Languages: English*, Japanese, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 59 reviews with recorded playtime.
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There's something so cool about a full campaign card game, there's not enough of these! This one is combined with a visual novel and it works well. It's fully voice acted and the writing is thoughtful and optimistic. Definitely not ground-breaking but serviceable. Cast is diverse with lots of queer representation. The card game is fun and the progression system is simple but effective. Each character has a unique requirement to fulfill which unlocks a trinket slot. For me, I think the ratio of card game to visual novel could be higher. I wanted more meaty gameplay.
I was captivated by this game's art style, music, character designs, and simple deckbuilding interface. Everything is voiced and the uniqueness of a somewhat personalized adventure. The choices you make in the games aren't so much dialogue based, but dependent on which faction missions and crew missions are completed before story missions plus which crew members are recruited from your rewards. I played this game for a whole week every night because I enjoyed learning about the characters and the good challenge brought by normal mode! Genuinely I resonated with Heathcliff the main character and I won't lie partially wanted the game because I look like him. Despite my praise for this game, I can't help, but feel mislead by the description and trailer. There was no indicator of LGBTQ+ mentioned or tagged when I bought this game and learning halfway through the game with the forced gay romance of Felix, obvious trans/nonbinary analogy of Daciana's sibling, they/them pronouns for the admiral, Heathcliff's gay crew mission, and even Robynn's assumption of "attracting all the guys". There's no option to disable or change romances between characters and it seems like no one is straight. My immersion in the game was shattered and I felt compelled to finish the game after getting halfway through, but skipping some dialogue. At the very least, I feel a disclaimer should be displayed somewhere visible for the consumer to be well informed about the political lean of this game. However, I cannot in good conscience not recommend this game because this game is beautifully and masterfully made with true soul from the creators. Just somewhat disappointed after that harsh crash from my peak.
Battle Suit Aces is a strange but really cool card battler with a strong focus on it's story. You follow the members of Patchwork, a ragtag group of heroes trying to find ancient and mythical battle suits, in order to save humanity from the impending invasion of a swarm of hostile aliens. You can immediately tell that this game is a labor of love: The gorgeous art and the sheer volume of competently written dialogue between characters make this game go from an OK-ish card battler to a full blown experience a la Fire Emblem. Don't get me wrong. The card battling aspects of the game are by no means bad. The game manages to give you enough tools, mechanics and challenging enemies to stimulate your deck-crafting itch. But dont go in expecting the depth of a Slay The Spire. But honestly, the game does not need to be another card battler with rules so complex it makes you head hurt. However, this means that this game is mainly geared towards people who want to experience a great story with solid gameplay. If you do not care for wonderfully written characters, this game is not for you. Do you like cool mecha designs? Do you like likeable and growing characters with a fair amount of romance? Do you like card battlers? If you said yes to all of the points, this game is a must-play!
The art and voice acting are top notch. I am so glad they went for a full VO, otherwise I think the game would have lost a lot of its charm. The characters feel much more real and full-bodied. The actual game play is really fun. It's a deck builder, but it is not a roguelike/lite (although there is a new mode I have not tried). They really did go all out in letting you build the deck you want. You can go for high-powered mechs, but the best strategies rely some craftiness. Some of my favourites were strategies that included constantly moving my mechs around the field to charge them up or making sure certain mechs dealt the final shot to further empower them. The story was decent, helped along by the wonderful voice acting. Overall, really cool game I would check out.
Este juego es fantastico, parece que estas viviendo un anime de mechas de 26 episodios con su trama principal y sus subtramas, buen sistema de cartas, el arte es hermoso, historia interesante, lo único malo es que se encuentra solo en ingles pero fuera de ese detalle tremenda joya.
Finally beat it.
This game is one of the most fun, well made, engaging games I’ve played in a long time with a new level of replayability thanks to the Roguelike addition. The art, sound, voice acting, and relationships are all top notch. Highly recommend.
Really fun gameplay. I was also invested in the world and character stories too. Would reccommend!
Nice gameplay loop, neat story, cool looking characters. Love it
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