
Garrison: Archangel is a fast-paced, customizable, mecha fighting game designed for epic anime style one-on-one and multiplayer team battles. Design, build and pilot your Archangels today!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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its fun but it has problems. A big one is that A.I. has a tendency to be annoying as hell since being able to see whats happening is way harder then it needs to be. Almost every fight is in a neon flooded area with dark colored enemy or dark colored enemy that are unnecessarily fast when its an A.I. moving it and add the fact that a lot of the weapons feel like i slapped a guy in riot gear with a slice of cheese and most fights are just outright annoying unless you use something that just hits a general area consistantly with big numbers. This isn't even adding how several stages are hell to fight in with how there made.
Is this the best game ever made? No probably not. BUT, I think all the story lines in the mission mode are at least slightly interesting, some of the spawn/ death lines are funny, and can you really go wrong with giant robots zooming around with even more giant swords? I will say balancing could use a little work with most ranged weapons being pretty weak and relatively easy to dodge and some of the melee weapons are ridiculous. Overall if you don't take it too seriously its a good game.
>Year is 2020 >Mom, I want "Armored Core on PC"! >We have "Armored Core" on PC "Armored Core" on PC: The game is dead btw
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extremely clunky and small unfixable window size
This game is basically the baby of Custom Robo and Armored Core.
This game is awesome. It has filled the custom robo shaped void in my heart. It's just a shame that the devs seemingly fell off the face of the earth before they could do more with it. Would kill to see this updated some more.
After playing 1v1 with a friend of mine fro a few matches, I guess I'm just bad at these games. I felt like melee weapons are just inferior to ranged in every way. That, or I didn't understand how to play the game properly. It's not balanced enough for me to have fun with it. There's also the fact that the game doesn't have much content.
don't get this game. It's good but the community is dead and so are the devs. It's a dead game don't buy it
If you want a good armored core experience for cheap or just want to play another mech game, this can scratch the itch for sure. All in all, a solid 8/10. 9/10 if they fixed the controller controls cause those are a bit odd I must say.
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