
Travel through an overgrown megastructure, and discover what lies beyond it. Metal Garden is a short, atmospheric singleplayer FPS game.
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About

A nomad wanders the far reaches of an overgrown megastructure, a world built for a forgotten purpose in which countless civilizations have lived entombed for ages.
But when the mech they use to traverse its vast distances breaks, they remain stranded in its hostile wilds beneath a concrete sky.
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Travel through an overgrown megastructure, and discover what lies beyond it. Metal Garden is a short, atmospheric singleplayer FPS game that can be finished in a single sitting (one to three hours).
Explore architectual relics of eras near and long gone, meet mysterious and powerful factions that have emerged inside the megastructure, and fight your way through varied encounters in this tight and compact FPS campaign.
A short, tightly designed shooter campaign.
Unique setting filled with massive industrial structures taken over by nature.
Atmospheric visuals inspired by mid-00s games.
Responsive movement and combat.
A sci-fi mystery story revealed through exploration of the game's spaces.
An injury system that asks you to manage not only your health, but also your individual body parts.
Multiple modifiers to change up your playthrough, from health system modifiers to enemy and item randomizers.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $5.99 | 4.5Kreviews | 97% | — | $698.9K |
| $5.99 | — | — | — | not modelled |
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Reviews
Themes across 549 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
Reviews
excellent experience, the atmosphere is amazing and the visuals are immense. The combat gets stale rather quickly dure too the limited enemy types, but this doesn't detract from the overall experience.
I LOVE BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE
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Languages: English, Croatian, French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Ukrainian, Italian, Spanish - Spain
Hours played at review time, across 549 reviews with recorded playtime.
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A stellar short adventure that deserve every bit of praise possible. The atmosphere is impeccable.
Even though this was a short game, it was extremely interesting and fun. Highly recommend. 7.5/10
Well written, thought provoking and atmosphere that puts most AAA games to shame. Only negative is that it's very short.
Какая-то трехчасовая хрень, где лазаешь по Мегаструктуре и стреляешь в каких-то человекообразных леопардов, которые тебе ниче сделать не могут. А в конце приходим к какому-то шару и на тебе титры, что к чему вообще, инди бредятина короче. Из плюсов атмосфернинько и можно попрыгать как Марио. Ну и типо все, 4/10
An epic and fascinating story about discovery and the unknown crammed into a beautiful gem of an indie project. The gameplay is fun as well. The gameplay could have been complete crap and I would have still enjoyed the epic nature of the story but the gameplay and combat compliments the main focus of the game very well.
was a pretty good bite sized game. i love the early 2000s graphics and i think the devs nailed the perfectly.
Great little indie game that was very reminiscent of the early 2000s style of the awesomely atmospheric, linear and focused first person shooters like Halo and Half Life. The maps situated inside of the giant brutalist megastructure are very mysterious and visually interesting and I love the crumbs of lore you can uncover if you go off the beaten path a little bit. My biggest critique was the ending was a little abrupt. It didn't detract from the experience too much but it did feel like the game could be expanded a lot more. But overall I greatly enjoyed the experience and I was impressed by the quality as a truly "indie" game.
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