Granvir

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Really Cool Game and love that its still being supported with updates to functionality. My only gripe is with co-op saving, I wish it were easier to reload, but I also kind of like the stakes at play for making massive mistakes and dealing with the consequences so I wont hold it against the developers.

Granvir is a lot of fun. There's tons of options when it comes to building out your Granvir with different components. Updates are very frequent and it seems like the devs are extremely active and involved in listening to what the players want to see. There's a few different campaigns and plenty of options for customizing how they play out. As it stands currently, normal difficulty gets you to that hero Gundam feeling pretty quick, and hard difficulty presents plenty of challenge. You can mix and match between the two or go way harder if you wanted to, too. I'd definitely recommend Granvir to anyone who thinks they'd be interested in a co-op (primarily played this with friends) rougelite mecha action game. Based on the frequent updates and content I've seen added in the month or so that I've owned Granvir, I'd say the future is bright for these mechs.

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This is genuinely the best indie mech game I've played. But that is unfortunately a pretty low bar and Granvir is not without its issues. The biggest is the map gen. Every mission takes place on a perfectly flat map. To keep you from being able to see every enemy, given there's nothing to obscure them, you're intentionally saddled with a very low draw distance. This flimsy edifice keeps the game from becoming the immersive mech sim its built to be, constantly reminding you how gamey it is whenever an enemy mech pops in 100 feet in front of you, or shoots you from beyond your draw distance. Nevertheless the game receives constant updates with new parts and gameplay styles. The range of mech types you can organically build into is pretty staggering. I'd say play the demo, and if the draw distance doesn't bother you too much then there's a lot to love in Granvir.

This game is a Masterpiece for anyone who likes customization, variety and mechs. I'm in love and WILL 100% it. The extreme difficulty feels unfair and at the same time, achievable, just as I like it. The skill ceiling is insane for a game like this, every build need a distinct way to act and play, I cannot recommend this game enough. And thanks for making this game for Linux. S2