ExoMecha

ExoMecha is an online science fiction FPS, based on a free-to-play model with optional micropayments. The game was created in 2019 by the independent studio TwistedRed, for which it is a debut project.

Plot

ExoMecha action takes players to an untouched (non-human foot) Omecha planet with a tropical climate. However, it is gradually being discovered by successive intelligent races looking for new land to live in or the resources needed. This is how the great battle for taking control of the planet's resources begins, but there is another obstacle to the goal. The world we're in is dominated by the big mechs from the Transformers movies and games.

Mechanics

The game is a classic online first-person shooter, so the gameplay focuses on shooting enemies with futuristic pistols or rifles, using gadgets and abilities and - depending on the mode - performing various tasks. As in the Titanfall series, ExoMecha also allows you to take control of robots that are equipped with big swords, shields and special long-range weapons, and face other mosses, including the AI-controlled dragon, hostile to every player on the map. In addition, you can sit at the helm of various machines, such as helicopters, tanks and mechanical spiders, which differ in strength and speed of fire or speed of movement. The scale of fights depends on the game mode.

ExoMecha offers opportunities to personalize your character in terms of gadgets and skills. Characters have access to a hook lines, which allows them to easily get aboard the helicopter, defensive capabilities, or to move quickly, like an instant dodge. You can't use them all the time.

An interesting fact is that maps evolve with the arrival of successive races, which are also reflected in their appearance.

Game modes

ExoMecha is an online multiplayer game.

The game offers three game modes: large-scale battles by teams, smaller battles with an focus on target performance and a special, unique variety of battle royale.

Technical aspects

ExoMecha boasts impressive graphics with meticulously crafted robot models, especially for a free-to-play game from an independent manufacturer. The game enables cross-platform gameplay between PC and Xbox users.

The Xbox Series X version can operate in two modes: 4K and better detail resolution or dynamically scaled 4K and 120 frames per second.

Last updated on 01 May 2024