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Custom Mech Wars

Critic score1 critic
First release
Dec 14, 2023
Publisher
D3Publisher
Genres
Shooter · Warfare, Action, Science fiction

Take customization to the extreme with the Omega Customization System and battle with one-of-a-kind combat units in this all-new third-person shooter mecha game. Not being restricted to bipedal builds, you can freely customize your mechs to include multiple heads, legs, and arms in whatever positions and angles you choose. Depending on the parts you use, the parameters will vary wildly, so you can build mechs with whatever abilities and fighting styles you wish! Arm your custom mech to the teeth with every weapon imaginable and blast your way through oncoming enemies. Experience the heart-pounding mecha action that only your Omega Customized units can provide. Destroy enemy units, collect their parts, and customize your favorite mechs even more. Complete a variety of missions as you battle, customize, and then battle and customize some more! This game supports online multiplayer. Up to four players can cooperate to complete story missions just like in single-player mode. Not only can you experience the rush of tackling missions with friends, but you can show off your favorite mechs you personally customized.

Also known as CUSTOM MECH WARS, CMW_Win64.exe

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Storyline
In the near future, the latest space observation telescope discovers an enormous comet approaching the solar system. Its calculated trajectory is not in danger of colliding with Earth, but the effects its massive size would have on our planet and the sun are unfathomable. The damage caused by the resulting seismic, volcanic, and electromagnetic activity is catastrophic. In response, a large-scale evacuation plan is carried out. Residents, properties, and city functions in areas determined to be affected are almost all relocated to shelters and other regions. In place of its departed citizenry, unmanned AI defense robots called G-Mechs patrol the abandoned areas, effectively turning them into robot towns. The G-Mechs watch and defend the cities, expelling intruders, preventing robberies and accidents, and ensuring structural collapses and fires do not occur. They are to guard the cities until the comet passes and people can return to their homes. Here enters Four-Seven Security Service. A security company that is dispatched to robot towns no longer inhabited by humans, Four-Seven Security Service provides a variety of defensive services, including crime prevention, building maintenance and repair, and the extinguishing of fires caused by volcanic eruptions. You are a new employee at the company. A fellow part-time employee is showing you the ropes as you perform maintenance on a few security G-Mechs. Just then, a large earthquake rattles the area under the company's jurisdiction. You receive word that the security G-Mechs in the area have gone rogue, perhaps as a result of the earthquake. You also learn the rogue G-Mechs are equipped with autonomous AI. As a member of Four-Seven Security Service, it is now your job to address the situation. You take control of the unit provided by the company and set out to suppress the rogue G-Mechs. Jobs like this are a part of the daily routine for a security company, you think to yourself. Little do you know, however, this will turn out to be a battle that alters the fate of mankind...Read more

In the near future, the latest space observation telescope discovers an enormous comet approaching the solar system. Its calculated trajectory is not in danger of colliding with Earth, but the effects its massive size would have on our planet and the sun are unfathomable. The damage caused by the resulting seismic, volcanic, and electromagnetic activity is catastrophic. In response, a large-scale evacuation plan is carried out. Residents, properties, and city functions in areas determined to be affected are almost all relocated to shelters and other regions. In place of its departed citizenry, unmanned AI defense robots called G-Mechs patrol the abandoned areas, effectively turning them into robot towns. The G-Mechs watch and defend the cities, expelling intruders, preventing robberies and accidents, and ensuring structural collapses and fires do not occur. They are to guard the cities until the comet passes and people can return to their homes. Here enters Four-Seven Security Service. A security company that is dispatched to robot towns no longer inhabited by humans, Four-Seven Security Service provides a variety of defensive services, including crime prevention, building maintenance and repair, and the extinguishing of fires caused by volcanic eruptions. You are a new employee at the company. A fellow part-time employee is showing you the ropes as you perform maintenance on a few security G-Mechs. Just then, a large earthquake rattles the area under the company's jurisdiction. You receive word that the security G-Mechs in the area have gone rogue, perhaps as a result of the earthquake. You also learn the rogue G-Mechs are equipped with autonomous AI. As a member of Four-Seven Security Service, it is now your job to address the situation. You take control of the unit provided by the company and set out to suppress the rogue G-Mechs. Jobs like this are a part of the daily routine for a security company, you think to yourself. Little do you know, however, this will turn out to be a battle that alters the fate of mankind...

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Dec 14, 2023
PlayStation 5
Dec 14, 2023
Age ratings
ESRB TPEGI 12
Game modes
Co-operative, Multiplayer, Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
mech, mecha, customization

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Steam users rate this Mixed, 564 reviews in all languages, recorded 16 October 2026

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