Abandoned early access from 2014. Incomplete and super rough.
14 found this helpful, 2021-01-04
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WisdomTools / Dec 17, 2014 / Action, Adventure, RPG, Early Access
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Mission Control: NanoMech is set late in the 21st century in a high-tech Mars base. A rogue artificial intelligence named D-brain has taken control of the factory and most of its robotic workers, and refuses to let the humans go. It's up to the player to defeat D-brain and save the humans trapped inside the factory.
| Part | Your PC | MinimumNot sure |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Not set | Intel Core2 Duo / E7500/AMD Athlon X2 250 3GHz - Rs. 3350 or better Can't tell |
| GPU | Not set | Dedicated PCI-express x16 with 256MB RAM minimum Can't tell |
| RAM | Not set | 2 GB RAM Can't tell |
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11% positive, 9 reviews
Abandoned early access from 2014. Incomplete and super rough.
14 found this helpful, 2021-01-04
Like most sales pitch videos on Steam, Mission Control: NanoMech's avoids showing much gameplay. The tags indicate it is an action RPG. It has some RPG aspects, but it's really closer to a tower defense game. Specifically, it is an active tower defense game, where you play a character that runs around the map placing towers and can be killed by the waves of enemies you have to destroy before moving on. The...
12 found this helpful, 2015-11-02
The game poor graphically but rich gameplay For example - the development of the character (suit) the helmet alone has 10 slots for various additions! Plus a ton of different statistics that can be masked and a choice of dozens of skills (can be only 4 active). In addition, thanks to the ability to go in different development trees, we pass the next map in a completely different way than if we chose additional...
12 found this helpful, 2015-01-11
Tags: Hack & Slash - Diabloesque Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Eternal Early Access. Instance based with loads of fluff text. Core gameplay needed to get worked on more for this to be worth your attention. Some quality design choices marred by quality assurance issues and lack of ease of use functionalities, along with a limited engine, a limited amount of content, all ensure...
1 found this helpful, 2017-05-01