
C21 Steel Battle Chronicles is an Action MMORPG in which you can customize your very own robot to determine how it fights in battle. Become a member of the Neo Angel Force and defeat the nefarious Demon Force to restore peace to the Cosmic Renaissance!
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Japanese**languages with full audio support
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遊ぶな 現在、このゲームはワンオペで運営しています。 完全に捨てたタイトルであり、今後、成長の見込みはありません。 事実上、サービス終了が決定したような物であり課金しない方が良いです。
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P2Wでタンス臭いネトゲ。 インターネットご老体と戯れたい人向け。
I need English Language !!
The best character/vehicle building game I have ever played. Very few games come close to the degree of Free to Play and customization that C21 seems to offer. From giving away free premium currency, to countless player-given benefits when first starting, I can't help but think that Cosmic Break is an extremely dumbed down, simplified version of C21. The game piqued my interest when I saw an image of one of the boss robots but in the robot preview screen. Consequently, it caught my attention. I did some research and found that this game had a bunch of different and cool robots. As if it wasn't enough, the PvE turned out to be very fun. C21's tutorial is extremely beginner friendly. There are times at the start where the game will mention how to perform basic movements such as hovering and learning how dungeon keys work. I feel like even my mother - who is computer illiterate - could play this game. Unfortunately, the game does not have an English language setting. Players are forced to use Google Translate or other methods to understand the story and dialogue. However, this does not stop eager players from having fun, like me. The artstyle is very beautiful. The graphics are what to expect from such an old game. However, the artstyle brings out the many robots' shapes and textures. Some robots are cute-looking while others have a more serious motif according to the way the models were created. In comparison to Cosmic Break, weapons don't have a COST amount, and you can also stack BD parts, which was something I found really cool. There's also weapon recoil, which is supposed to be a nuisance while being cool at the same time. Robot part boxes drop from monster robots every now and then, making the farming of parts less time-consuming than in Cosmic Break, as in the latter uses a gacha system to acquire new robots. The vast arsenal of weaponry and customization is beyond words. An amazing game, even though I haven't played it for that long. Overall, an 11/10 experience. Few games will ever reach this level of Free to Play. Robocraft, Crossout, Phantasy Star Online 2 are just a few examples. I actually prefer this game over the others.
玩了15年的老遊戲
한글지원 해줬으면 좋겠다. 뭔말인지 알아 들을 수가 있어야지...
pleased update english
English pls
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