Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion

NICE GAME , I HOPE WE WILL HAVE IN LATER GAME COOP MISSIONS FOR GRINDING AND FUN NOT HARD TACTICAL BATTLES *-* HATE SIDE QUESTS HEADACHE

The only truly good side of the game is the character customization almost good as Code Vein. I managed to create Zero Two, Bob Ross, and Roland. Every other aspect is truly bad. The game looks like soap, runs like a Bitcoin miner, and plays like jelly. The open world is huge but empty. I got it from Humble Bundle, and it still feels like a scam. Don’t waste your time or money.

An absolute masterpiece for anyone who loves mecha and exo suits. From the suit design and high speed aerial movement to the heavy, satisfying combat, everything feels peak. The feel of piloting the suit is incredibly immersive powerful and smooth. Absolute MechaSuit

一般般吧 本质上并不是机甲游戏 冲着机甲游戏去的劝你别买 老老实实玩AC6吧

I haven't gotten motion sickness from a game in a long time, but this game did it. Don't kid yourself, the open world is barren and Playstation 2-looking, as many reviews have said. The story is whatever. The exo-suits, rather than mecha, are honestly bad. The combat is as ho-hum as the story. This game tries to be Monster Hunter, and you should just play Monster Hunter.

The game is fun and certainly worth a try. Might not have the depth as some other mech games, but that has always been something even the first game was accused of. So if you liked the first one, this has a strong chance to be also enjoyable. Exploration is varied enough, though I wish stamina management was a little more generous. The story is goofy, silly and never sticks the landing, but hey thats half the charm sometimes just doesn't have the same confidence as something like God Eater. Like, its a solid 7/10. Ain't gonna soak your breaches but you'll find yourself playing it as a low stakes game you can just kinda fiddle with in your own time.

This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good. I highly recommend if you like Mecha and play games like warframe. It’s a mix between zone of the Enders, monster hunter, and Armored Core in a fluid mix. It’s not a bulky Mecha like OG Gundam. But more Evangelion meets Iron Man like. Also there are references to old Mecha pop culture in this game. My main problem is how much stuff is in it and the convoluted mechanics. But this is a modern game issue where new games have a lot of loot, skill trees for skill trees on top of dlc and a kinda messy UI (which you can customize btw)

I want to like this game because the concept sounds pretty good on paper: a big open-world mech fighter with tons of mech customization and stuff to do. Unfortunately, the combat (i.e. the important part of the game) feels incredibly clunky, the open-world seems to be mostly fodder, and the second time I ever went back to the base I was so beset by graphics glitches that I had to close the game. I'll see if another hour can redeem it, but given the quality of the combat I'm fairly certain it won't. --- To be a little more in-depth regarding the combat: You can equip multiple weapons (and shields, etc.) to both hands and both shoulders. To cycle through your weapons you use left and right on the D-pad, and everything after that gets really awkward. In the thick of combat you generally don't want to have to stop moving, but it's basically mandated by the default control scheme. One thing that really vexes me is that reloading is done by holding B and pressing right on the D-pad. It feels like madness, but when you have to jam all sorts of functionality onto a limited set of buttons I can understand why things might go so awry. Beyond the wonky control scheme, combat itself is lackluster. Nothing really feels like it packs any "oomph", and every combat encounter no matter how minor feels like a series of wet noodles being flung back and forth until the enemy finally explodes and you can get some loot. Movement around the world is generally pretty good, and I do love the verticality the mechs afford the player, but movement in combat is pretty boring. You lock onto someone, maybe dodge a hit, then do your combo, grab them, and maybe hit them again. Rinse and repeat. You might fly around a bit (which is made all the more confusing when in close quarters), but that seems to be about it. If you're looking for mech combat, just go to Armored Core.