AirMech Arena

AirMech Arena

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Release Date: July 30, 2014

Strategy, science fiction, MOBA, RTS, free-to-play, arcade elements, indie games, co-op, MMO, multiplayer, singleplayer, internet

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A console version of the multi-player MOBA strategy, in which two teams consisting of max. 3 players. The production combines elements of classic RTS and old-school shooting. Directly controlling the title, universal AirMech, we give our units orders to expand the infrastructure and eliminate enemy bases and provide support during combat.

AirMech Arena is a console version a strategic game AirMech, which originally debuted on PC. The title combines elements of classic real-time strategy games and old-school shooters with the mechanics of modern MOBA games, where fantasy characters get replaced by futuristic mechs. AirMech series is a debut project of an American independent studio Carbon Games, whereas the publisher of the console version of the game is Ubisoft company.

Gameplay concentrates on multiplayer skirmishes, in which two teams of 2-3 players are put up against each other. Following the pattern set by typical RTS’s, the game requires you to expand your base and develop its military power through production of various types of units, the ultimate goal being destruction of enemy base. You control your units by giving them simple commands of attack or defense. At the same time, however, you control the main combat unit – the titular AirMech, useful for both engaging the enemy directly, as well as supporting ground troops. This machine may transform into a modern fighter or a heavy mech. In the latter case, it can personally jump into action, and eliminate ground units and enemy buildings. In turn, while in fighter mode, it can engage air targets, or transport its own units, vehicles, and turrets.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015

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AirMech Arena Summary

Game Series: AirMech

Platforms:

Xbox 360

Xbox 360 July 30, 2014

PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4 May 5, 2015

Xbox One

Xbox One May 11, 2015

Developer: Carbon Games

Publisher: Ubisoft

AirMech Arena System Requirements

Microsoft Xbox 360

Xbox 360

Supports: Xbox Live

Sony PlayStation 4

PlayStation 4

Supports: PlayStation Network

Microsoft XBOX ONE

Xbox One

Supports: Xbox Live