: Defeating bosses earns currency that can be spent at a hub world on health upgrades and new weapons, such as flamethrowers, lasers, and plasma bombs. Unique Movement : Certain upgrades are required for progression, such as Magnet Gloves for climbing skyscraper-sized mechs and Boost Boots for double-jumping over hazards. Co-op Mode

The game uses excellent visual telegraphs. Pay attention to glowing lights, moving gears, and shifting armor plates to predict what attack the MegaMech is going to unleash next. Final Verdict

Early on, your movement is modest, but as you defeat bosses, you earn permanent upgrades that dramatically expand your mobility:

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: After battles, you return to a home base to buy new weapons (like spreadshot lasers and explosives) or health upgrades using cash earned from missions.

Defeating a MegaMech requires more than just shooting it from the ground. Players must physically climb up the bosses, scaling their metallic hides, jumping across moving platforms, and avoiding localized defenses to reach their weak points.

Grim, kinetic, and morally ambiguous. Action sequences are visceral and technical—mech-to-mech duels, urban skirmishes, and tense neural-sync sequences that blur perception. Interlaced are quieter, character-driven moments that explore trauma and trust.