Granvir

Its fun, its like, campaign-style roguelike except you just slap around random mech pieces and make your own guntank-zaku-gundam-metal-gear abomination with enough firepower to level a small continent Its like a tad complex to figure out the mechanics and keybinds at first but when you get into it this stuff is just pure fun of making either your dream sleek mech or slap as many guns as you can and watch the fireworks

its rare those days to see a developer consistently putting out updates while working on such a unique and original project, I honestly don’t understand why this game isnt more popular. Granvir really deserves so much more attention and deserves to be featured on the Steam front page please keep up the great work I looking forward to where you guys take game next

You can tell this game was made with heart BY mech lovers FOR mech lovers. There are tons of unique parts to customize your granvir with ranging from assembling a walking gun fortress, a super light armored core style mech that boosts around, or even basically just a gundam. Every run I end up with something vastly different but usually fun and am forced to adapt to the parts given. The campaigns having different rule sets is an interesting feature which leads to varied gameplay between them from being overloaded with high tier parts and ammo to just barely scrapping by and taking out loans. Playing with friends is pretty much seamless as you have the ability to freely share parts and ammo with each other before the mission so you can really work with your team to trade around parts for what works best with their playstyle or current loadout. The game is being bombarded with high quality updates constantly as of this review which only makes it better. Its currently a little sparse on enemy types/AI and level design/scenery but more have been added recently which is a plus. My only real complaint is UX/UI related: mainly while modifying your granvir, hovering over new parts causes the info frame to sometimes show another info frame for what you have equipped and sometimes not. I would like to see the typical 'comparison' frame when you hover over a part with the standard red/green or up/down arrows for each associated stat because currently you have to remember what the stats of the part you have equipped or just spam swap between your current part and the desired part to compare the values which are all just the same color text in a big block.

Honestly a really good time, really fun with friends. My only suggestion for the Dev's is to give the sound design a little more love and care, mostly towards the gun sounds and maybe walking, i kinda wanna hear it with a bit more Oomph, deep sounds that just make the guns sound as big as they actually are. Other then that, art style and the game play all feel really good! :D

Fantastic mech roguelite game. You start off with a basic mech and either find components or weapons or you get them as rewards. Fans of the mech genre should definitely check this out!

its one of those game where your preparation matter as much as your skill in fighting thats all i can say for now, so yes, START READING THOSE INFORMATIONS you need them

Peak Mech Game

a truly passion project, one of the best small games. Constant updates either content or bugfixes. A fine addition to a cultured mans library.

I've been asking for a mech sim like this for a decade. It's got lots of great mechanics, plenty of unique parts and abilities, runs great and concerns itself with gameplay before flashy graphics. Custom difficulties and a sandbox campaign, plus excellent multiplayer add a ton of replay value. An absolute steal, even at full price. The devs drop updates weekly, too. Keep an eye on this one.