Okay, not really. But sounds exciting, doesn’t it? The above image was found on one of the many random Tumblrs that I subscribe to (be sure to click the image for the full size version). Now, there has to be an actual game with a similar set-up, right? Where you’re some lowly grunt in the middle of some massive war, alongside giant mecha, both your side’s and the enemy’s; the primary focus is whatever your mission might be, but also not getting accidentally crushed is equally important. If so, what are they so I can give them a shot?




Good Picture. Would do business with again. A+++++
Well, Rex is actually backwards, since the dish should be on the other side, but it’s a nice effort anyway!
On a smaller scale, there is the Armored Troopers VOTOMS PS2 game that was mentioned on this site before.
For something on a MS scale, there was the Operation Troy for Xbox 360, but it was only released in Japan as far as I know.
Well, Steel Battalion on xbox does the work.
If nobody heard about it, it’s probably the best mecha game ever made.
More here :
http://www.steelbattalion.org/
I just love the design and i never found anything close to it.
The mecha in that game were designed by Junji Okubo (who also created the logo for this site).