
Mecharashi is a mecha-themed tactical turn-based game. The game adopts a unique part-destruction combat system, where you can assemble mechas however you want, equip a wide selection of weapons, and choose your favorite pilots to engage in battle.
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Mecharashi is a mecha-themed tactical turn-based game.
The game adopts a unique part-destruction combat system, where you can assemble mechas however you want, equip a wide selection of weapons, and choose your favorite pilots to engage in battle. When any part of a mecha is destroyed, its battle efficiency will diminish significantly. By focusing attacks on the most critical enemy parts, you can gain a clear strategic advantage.
As a mecha commander, your task is to achieve victory through strategic insight and journey through a world shaped by war, where profound stories of dire conflict and unassailable hope are born!
■ Tactical Turn-Based Mech Action, Unparalleled Next-Gen Graphics
Every detail, from scene design to the mech models, is crafted in a solemn, realistic style to achieve the ultimate expression of mech aesthetics.
■ Story Stages Combining Engaging Narratives and Tough Challenges
Surrounded by the immersive environments of Milkhama, players command a mercenary unit, exploring the world and shaking up the political machinations behind the scenes, becoming key players in a story that will shape history.
■ Build and Customize Your Mecha Squad
On Milkhama Island, countless mecha factories vie for supremacy, leading to the creation of classic mechas with diverse designs and performance features, along with an array of corresponding weapons. You can customize the bodies, arms, legs, and weapons of your mechas to form a mecha squad tailored to each battle's needs, then outfit them with elite pilots, each boasting a unique personality and backstory. You can also customize the paintwork of your mechas and weapons down to the finest details, with over 120 free colors available by default.
■ Revolutionary Turn-Based "Part Destruction" Gameplay
The hit points of different mecha parts are calculated separately in battle, allowing for individual part destruction. This feature opens the doors to a world of infinite strategic possibilities. Destroying the torso, the part with the highest hit points, will directly neutralize the target, while breaking the arms or legs will impair weapons and mobility. Your every choice must be considered in advance, based on the current situation on the battlefield.
Thank you for your interest in Mecharashi. We look forward to meeting you in Milkhama!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Thai, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
Sums Steam only; Epic publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | Free | 1.5Kreviews | 69% | — | $0 |
| Free | — | 89% | — | not modelled |
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To put it mildly, the mid to late game SUCKS. It starts off alright, even though its a scummy gacha game that requires you to not only buy pilots but also their sodding mechs, AND grind for weapons and gear, but mission progression is locked behind your character level and mech capabilities, as you simply can't progress until you reach certain benchmarks, and you can't "out-level" the content to make up for the shortfall because in order to gain levels you need "certificates" that you can only get at the end of each chapter. THIS MEANS YOU CAN SPEND MONTHS JUST GRINDING TO GET TO THE NEXT PLATEAU. The gacha odds are horrifically bad, and in order to reach the top end of the game, you're going to need multiple copies of the same mechs in order to get them up to snuff or they simply wont be resilient enough or put out enough damage. And don't even get me started on component grinding. This game is a permanent test of your patience, and I've reached the end of mine. Rosa Judgement was good and worth picking up, but she's NOT fun enough to keep me coming back to this trash grind fest that feels painfully unrewarding. There's better out there.
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Hours played at review time, across 79 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Add the ability to either sign in with your mobile account, or make some way to link your steam account to your mobile account. As it stands there is no way to log into your account on your PC, or at least nothing that I could find. The official site doesn't have a login anywhere. I like the game a lot and play it on mobile, but I guess if you want to use your account you started with on mobile, you have to go to their site and download the official client from them. It doesn't make a lot of sense that the version on the official site and the steam version would be different in terms of signing in. The account management in general is not very good to begin with. If you started on mobile and want to play it on PC, go to the official site to download the game, don't use steam. I will say the end game is kind of dry when you make it all the way through the story, pretty much the most eventful things at that point is Mondays on the weekly reset so you can do the weeklies that only have the one rewards, but they take about 20 minutes give or take to do everything and then the rest of the week is auto-clears to get more materials to make mechs stronger. I have a bad habit of skipping the stories because I am usually more invested in the gameplay than I am with the story, but I actually kind of liked the story and the cutscenes and dialog are not too long so it isn't overly time consuming. If you are new to this and just starting and you haven't played this on mobile yet, starting on steam is good because it allows you to link your email to whatever email you use on whatever app service it goes through. At least that way your account is linked between the two and you can go to one place play the game.
You have to use VPN to bypass their connection issues and that is their official response, forums/reddit/discord is filled with connection issue complaint but they dont seem to care, they just tell you to use VPN or change connection. You can sit there and try 50+ times and get in once, they have no clue whats wrong, probably using same host services as malicious entities thats why some global ISPs block them. They probably lost majority of new players from this issue. Game itself is fun but there are hard bottlenecks that you won't go past even if your strategy is perfect. Two things I would change/fix. Devs, if you are reading this, ffs change your host service so it's not blocked globally, increase initial reward for new players so there's no bottleneck early on in the game.
The Art & Design is top notch... BUT the gatcha pulls almost everything else down. Your beholden to RNG for upgrades and gear/weapons. This means you hit walls often unless you pull out the credit card. The story is generic mobile game stuff, nothing really there, same with the characters. This game feels like if they had put some more effort into making it a Front Mission or Tactics like game and charged a single price per entry it would have done better but instead its just another gatcha skinwalker. Again the art & design, wonderful... but that's about it, it is not worth the time.
I already had the game on my phone, but due to recent updates, my device can no longer keep up with the graphics. The mobile version also doesn't allow me to lower the graphics settings. Naturally, I searched for alternatives and found a Steam version of the game. I downloaded it, only to discover through their Discord server that you can't link your mobile account to the Steam version—you have to download the PC client from the game's main website instead. So there I was, wasting 22 minutes of my time playing the darn tutorial for nothing. 😑
If you like front mission, you will absolutely like this game.
if you like the turn based mach games like front mission this will be perfect for you. the late game grind is a pain as only so much can be done daily. the gacha aspect isn't for everyone but if you read up on each pilot you can choose who to pull and when. all in all a great turn based strategy game and im excited for more story being added GDK review out!
Awesome game, ranging from easy to extreme. It's very friendly for free-to-play players
Waifus, mechs and strategic combat - what's not to like?! 100% free-to-play friendly. I'm 300+ hours in and absolutely loving it. Not quite at the endgame yet. Ignore the haters!
разработчики добавте русский язык!1!
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