
Climb inside a colossal mech and take command from a fully interactive VR cockpit. Control every switch, weapon, and system, customize your mech, and face other pilots in tactical cross-platform multiplayer combat.
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Built exclusively for virtual reality, Iron Rebellion delivers a hands-on piloting experience unlike traditional mech games. Climb inside the cockpit of a towering war machine, reach for switches, manage power systems, operate weapons, and physically control every aspect of your mech as you battle for supremacy on the battlefield.
Form elite 8v8 squads to dominate the fight in multiple game modes. Victory depends on teamwork and smart decision-making.
No squad? No problem. Play against bots as you master your skills throughout different game modes.
Choose from six specialized mech classes, each designed for different combat roles and playstyles. Customize your loadout, install augments, refine your strategy, and create a machine tailored to your approach.
Fight alongside pilots on both PCVR and standalone Quest through a seamless cross-platform multiplayer integration.
Hop into our Discord and join an active community of other mech pilots.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
This game is how it felt to play Hawken back in the day. In the most positive way
There's a bit of a learning rollercoaster with this game right now. It's fun at first—the easy AI difficulty feels about right, and the mech movement is the best I've played. Then you join an online match and get destroyed. Even when trying to host your own game and play against AI, someone joins and destroys you. On the verge of giving up and posting a bad review, you decide to search online, find a guide explaining all the mechs and features, and give it another go. With some more effort, the normal AI difficulty becomes relatively easy. You realize there are massive differences in gameplay with each of the mechs, and you still get destroyed online... sometimes... other times :) The mech interior detail on PC is awesome. Seriously, take a moment just to sit back and marvel. You can tell there is a lot of passion going into this project. The VR controls are frustrating at times—I still miss switches or levers in the heat of battle, but I've gotten a little better. The 2D explosions are a bit jarring and immersion-breaking too. If you like mech combat at all, I'd say buy it. If you're on the fence, keep a close eye on it... the devs are posting frequent updates, addressing issues, and improving the game in ways that will make it much more fun for those just starting out.
good game, need campaing or pve
Full disclosure: This game is NOT at all like MechWarrior Online as some have said. I mean, I guess it is in the sense that there are mechs, but that is about it. They move faster, the light mechs can borderline fly, and there is no "Lock On" function. If you have played World of Mechs and want a graphically improved, borderline simulator version of that game where instead of visual aiming you have to actually grab the joysticks and control it? This is the perfect choice. The cockpit feels alive with all of the different buttons and moving features. The boot up sequence can be a bit wonky, which leads laughably to a minute of casually trying to flip 4 switches and missing. The repair sequence can be a bit lengthy in respect to a smaller 8v8 scenario. But overall? Any mech player will enjoy this experience. It is the perfect game for any mech fan out there who wants to casually load up and scrap in a simulation environment with a more Arcade feel and specific mech class abilities. 4/5 only because I couldn't sit like a fat kid at the back of the map feeding off of friendly lock on's and chucking LRMs until the screams stopped.
This game is better than sex. Please add melee though,
100% authentic, adrenaline-pumping realism. Really feels like you're stomping around and shooting enemies. Great Discord community. Organized matches, when you're working together with your team, are the most fun.
You love Armored Core and Mech Warrior and want to feel like your in the machine? This is the game for you! I've been having a crazy itch about wearing my meta quest and playing a mech game and now its here. The game is lots of fun, I wish they had more content but honestly its a good amount. Maybe we can get a single player?
This was one of the best VR experience you can get. Can't wait for PVE update.
The best mech sim I've ever played. The level of detail in the cockpit is unbelievable. Everything in the cockpit is a real button you have to push. Not just for looks. This game has serious potential to expand content and be even better.
Really nailed the mechs and it's cool as hell, but there's No players
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