
Mech Merc Company is a 90s style mech combat simulator with business management elements. Buy and sell mechs, customize your mechs, hire and fire AI pilots, manage your business expenses, and complete tactical objective-based missions.
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This is a failed early access game being released as freeware.
Mech Merc Company is a 90s-style mech combat simulator with business management elements. Buy and sell mechs, customize your mechs, hire and fire AI pilots, manage your business expenses, and complete tactical objective-based missions.
Features
- Pilot your massive combat mechs in combat missions.
- Customize your mechs with the expansive selection of weapons and equipment.
- 21 playable mechs.
- Run your own mechanized mercenary company.
- Choose contracts and complete missions to make money.
- Buy and sell mechs and equipment.
- Salvage mechs and equipment from missions.
- Hire AI pilots to assist in missions.
- Take up to 12 mechs on missions.
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Languages: English
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Reviews
Good demo! Has that excellent old school mech combat quality that just scratches an itch. Makes me want to buy a flight joystick again. Keep it up!
It's very rough around the edges, in UI look, feel, and navigation including inventory and mission management. Mech movement and aiming feels disconnected from the mech, without enough weight, inertia, or smoothing. Could use multiplayer. Would give it more replay value even despite those things.
11/10 very fun.
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Needs more updates for sure before it can “be a mechwarrior killer game” but its very good and getting closer slowly i do also have a couple suggestions as well
GOOD OLD MECH SIMULATION I GOT STUCK AND BUGGED OUT WHILE TRYING TO UPGRADE MY MECH SO I ALT + F4
Парни выручайте, не хватает 7000 очков для профиля Dying Light, закидайте наградами пожалуйста.
i recommend this game only because this needs to be seen to be believed, the game isn't low quality or a scam, even if i were to pay money for it what this is; a loving knockoff this game doesn't have STOLEN assets per se, but the assets such as pilot portraits, and some logos, as well as some mecha designs are obviously traced in the concept art and in-game over copyrighted originals, which I'm guessing is meant as placeholder assets, this game is nothing BUT placeholder assets, gameplay and actual code stability it's not a bad game, but it is very obviously a fan game that flew too close to the sun, melting it's wings of feathers and wax. my last thoughts on this game: this is "MechWarrior 2 Mercenaries at home" 29 years after the fact, where you could download the abandonware version, or run the original disk through highly specialized emulators and get virtually the same experience gameplay-wise but with imo a far richer story to back it up. final conclusion: worth a try for the lulz, game has no staying power, and is freeware potentially due to copyright troubles.
Норм, но я даже в меню разобраться не могу.
Even doing Career mode, you're just thrown in without any real explanation of how things work. Would've preferred some sort of tutorial to go over how to move, how your weapons work, evasion strategies, etc. Still, not bad at all for one guy's passion project, especially since it's free now. Can't imagine folks originally paid for this in its current state though (although apparently it's abandonware now).
This game has so much potential, sadly since the developer has not done anything with it since 2022 the many flaws will not likely be fixed. Play the demo don't get the game unless there is more work done on it, or if nothing else some sort of response from the developer. Every battle the AI just runs straight at any enemy to point blank range and shoots until one side or the other runs out of armor. You can't even tell them to try to maintain distance. LRM boats and machine gun carriers use the same tactics.
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