
Full metal schoolgirl destroys an exploitative enterprise! (...while being livestreamed)
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In the year 2089, the United Federation of Japan is an industrial powerhouse, while also being one of the world's leading countries in overtime work.
In this sickening future, the economy is booming and working 24 hours a day is considered virtuous.
The core of this country’s industry, economy, and social system are controlled by a single giant corporation.
A fully armed cyborg heroine storms into a giant corporation and unleashes a relentless barrage of gunfire and sword action in this exhilarating cyborg schoolgirl action adventure. The feeling of immorality is irresistible when you break into an office and wreak havoc.
The enemy is the world's largest corporation, Meternal Jobz. The cyborg corporate slaves known as the “Working Dead” who relentlessly fight as corporate warriors even to their death, block your path. They will attack you in droves, relying on their numbers. Show no mercy—scrap them all!
The battlefield is a 100-story skyscraper. The evil CEO awaits on the top floor. Each floor changes its structure every time you enter, and there is also a trap-like security system. Own the battlefield on each floor to reach the top.
Use materials and rewards obtained from defeating enemies to upgrade and customize your Machine Girl. The equipment and enhancement programs obtained from the Item Box, as well as pre-deployment modifications, include over 100 basic elements. Utilize these to face the challenge over and over again. Even if you feel powerless, remember that you are not alone…the viewers of your livestream are cheering you on. As the number of viewers increases, so does the support. Fund your upgrades with the donations that you receive.
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Languages: English*, Japanese*, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean*languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Full Metal Schoolgirl - 100% Completion Review Score: 6/10 Full Metal Schoolgirl is a Arcade Roguelike game where you climb a corrupt CEO's tower of 100 floors with a live streaming cyborg girl to avenge their father, after fully completing the game i'll give some pro's, neutrals and cons. PRO'S: -Well designed characters that are well designed and stylish -Good music and soundtrack that suits this type of arcade game well -Having each run be livestreamed to fans was a pretty unique idea, certainly makes the atmosphere more positive and cheery -Good combat with lots of different types of weapons and passive ability mods to choose from -Has a drone that follows your around that can help you out in combat and changed to do different things -Good amount of body upgrades to make your character stronger and make each run a bit easier -Good amount of x-appeal, doesn't shy away from the spice -Has a endless mode once you complete the story and a new game+ mechanic that let's you keep all your stats and body enhancements and play as a different character -Good boss designs that are each unique and well designed -Fully voice acted -Perfect performance, no lag, crashes, glitches or bugs NEUTRAL'S: "No Score Change From These" -Game length for full completion about 12-15 hours, depends on luck, rng of course -No co-op if your wondering, it's purely single player -Story is your standard Good vs Evil plot CON'S: -Key cards for elevators can only be used once, so if you die and you don't have a keycard you have to start over from a lower floor or from the beginning -Very limited enemy designs, it's pretty much the same enemies in different colors and costumes -When starting from the elevator you only get a choice of 3 pure rng items, if you don't get anything good your boned -Can't switch characters, once you choose a character your locked in until you beat the main story, and the 3rd unlockable character can only be acquired in endless mode after the main story -Can't map any buttons to the mouse buttons, so it's either use a controller or make do with keyboard controls -Passive abilities mods always have a negative attached to them which is frustrating -No way to remove some of the rng from the game, such as removing certain weapons, drones or mods from spawning -Drone has to be constantly activated every 5 - 15 seconds which gets really old, really fast, wish they would have done what Nier Automata did and simply have them on all the time -Final boss is absurd, 3 stages and huge amount of hp, it's not impossible or overly difficult, just grindy Overall Full Metal Schoolgirl is a ok arcade game, it's a game that could have been great but is held back by awkward gameplay design decisions, the start is fun but it gets very repetitive as you play, having to micro manage the drone is a chore and 100 floors was simply too much, had the game been simply 50 floors for the main story that would have been perfect, but if your someone who really likes roguelikes or arcade games then this game does have it's fun moments, but if you do decide to get the game then i recommend you get this game on sale, but as always, It's.. Up.. To.. You and i'll leave it at that. (^_−).
I'm actually really liking this game. It has a bit of fanservice and a very weird augmentation animation/character but its fairly minor in how its done in this game and is not so much that it overpowers the rest of the game. I actually enjoy the livestream element of the game. You get random challenges entering rooms from your chat and you can choose to make them harder for extra rewards, and just in general you see the chat coming up as you kick butt. It's kind of like a style or score meter in other games. At its core, the game is a 3rd person roguelite shooter with a tower with procedural generated areas. You have persistent progression between attempts and random weapon and ability upgrades you get as you climb each time. There are bosses at certain intervals and over time the enemy variety increases as well as the difficulty of the hazards/traps you see. It seems like so far every 10 levels the design of the areas changes into a different sort of theme. Overall, I'm enjoying it and will be completing this one.
its a good "turn your brain off" kind of game. the story is super simple, just your friend was captured by an evil person so you have to fight against endless enemies on 100 floors of a huge building. the game is a roguelike, so if you die or leave your session the format of the levels will randomize. you get materials for killing enemies and use them to strengthen your character to make the game overall easier. the game can feel like a huge grind/slogfest the way it just drags. its best to play this game in bursts on something like the steam deck, i put most of my time in on my legion go s. i finished the game on my desktop tho. other than that the game looks alright, doesnt run as good as it should considering how it looks but its a D3 game so im not too surprised by that. my biggest complaint is the final boss. its essentially three boss fights back to back with no refresh of healing items if you are out. and the final final boss is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of the boss teleporting all over the place and zooming everywhere. making them hard to shoot while they just hit and shoot you back to back. if you like turn ur brain off games then get this, its not worth any more than like $12. problem is this game has NEVER been any less than like $35 on steam. i got this game through a humble bundle that contained this and like 5 or 6 other D3 games for about $27. the value of the bundle was probably almost $100 since these games are so overpriced.
It's a really good rogue like, but the routes between bosses and basic progression are abysmal. If you like 2-3 hour runs, then this is the game for you. I personally can't recommend it.
This is a fun and quirky shooter. Levels get harder as you progress, but the perks get better. Not for everyone; however, if you enjoy niche titles, it's a nice little gem to kill time. I love it. PS- This works 100% on SteamDeck! I hope they adjust the "unsupported" label. I prefer this game in handheld mode.
Never change Japan.
一個有趣的小遊戲. 充滿著細節但也充滿著思慮不周的地方. 雖然說我能從這遊戲中體驗到樂趣, 但同時遊玩時我也有著各種"這邊明明可以......"的想法. 真的覺得這遊戲值得更多來自玩家以及制作團隊的關注
Fun and challenging albeit a bit annoying with the gatcha element of the powerups.
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すべてはパンツのためにある なぜスカートの中が漆黒なのか… ミニスカート+アクション+D3=パンツだろうが!! パンツで戦えというわけではない! 敵を切り伏せ、ハチの巣にする間に少しだけ見える清涼剤…それがパンツ! なぜその少しのやすらぎを奪ってしまうのだ…理解できん!!! え?MOD?漆黒外し? 入れます入れます。 …ってめっちゃパンツこだわってるじゃねえか!出撃のたびに変わってる! ありがたいMODのおかげでトロコンできました。 同じことの繰り返しになりがちですが、パンツのおかげで飽きるスピードがマイルドになりました。 冗談はさておきゲームとして普通に楽しかった。パンツ見えなくてもトロコンしてたと思う…たぶん。 何度も潜って強化して徐々に強くなっていく。武器もいろいろ試してみる。この辺が嫌な方は合わないかな。 ストーリーやキャラはおバカで明るくいいと思います。 ただ、この内容でこの定価はない。セールならおすすめ。
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