MetalWars3 Goorusoft ***** Our new game METAL RACER is just released! ***** ***** Play it for FREE now!!! ***** READY TO TAKE OFF In 2100 A… TouchArcade Rating: $1.99 Buy Now Watch Media Details***** Our new game METAL RACER is just released! ***** ***** Play it for FREE now!!! ***** READY TO TAKE OFF In 2100 A.D, the planet became a unified nation named “Earth Federation.” However, the unification never lasted long. Minorities were up in arms against the EF, who desperately oppose the imperialism of the EF, insisting on secession from the unification. The EF forces brutally oppressed the Resistance Army, and yet the voices of dissent within the EF forces were growing louder accordingly. In the end, the secret organization, called ATLUS was found inside the EF forces. ATLUS has performed secret operation so as to eliminate the heads of the EF. Every pilots belonging to Bear Unit of ATLUS is spearheading highly covert operations. GRAPHICS Utilizing high resolution textures and the latest shaders, truly realistic battle fields and dramatic graphic-effects representing shooting sense offer you unforgettable battle experiences. BATTLE Operating mechs armed with more than 40 of weapons and parts in first-person makes you feel lively and challenging combat experiences. Join battle with stronger and thicker enemies now and defeat them! The game offers more than 20 stages across multiple modes and battles in infinity mode, all of which are dynamic as well as suspenseful. We keep in updating additional stages and modes. RESEARCH LAB It is crucial for winning pilots to develop all sorts of weapons, fire controllers, defensive equipments and engines, for which more than 40 of parts are offered. You can customize your mech, such as high mobility type, heavily armored type or fireflaming type, along with your combat style, researching proper parts. ASSEMBLY The various classes of bodies, parts, weapons and research help you customize your own mechs considering play styles. Features: * Truly realistic battle fields and dramatic graphic-effects * Assembly and Research system * iCloud support * Game Center support * Languages Supported: English, Japanese, Korean Notes: - For optimal performance, we recommend re-booting your device after downloading and closing other applications when playing MetalWars3. - It is highly recommended that you upgrade your device to the latest iOS version. - Parents: You can turn off In-App purchasing in the iOS settings. Information Seller:Goorusoft Genre:Action, Role Playing Release:Jul 15, 2013 Updated:Mar 17, 2015 Version:1.2.3 Size:690.1 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (6) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel quangvietnguyen Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2013 210 39 28 #2 quangvietnguyen, Jul 16, 2013 This looks like m3ch of small impact squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #3 squarezero, Jul 16, 2013 Just played the first mission, but so far it's a big step up from MW2 in graphics, controls, and gameplay. Will try to report further before the end of the day. Sanuku Well-Known Member Jun 14, 2009 11,954 4 38 Austria http://www.touchgameplay.com #4 Sanuku, Jul 16, 2013 Game Impressions Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Rip73 Well-Known Member Nov 18, 2011 4,399 0 0 #5 Rip73, Jul 16, 2013 Do please. By the way, have I got the wrong day? It's looking a bit like a Wednesday. ojtitus Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2010 3,228 5 38 Male Canton, Ohio #6 ojtitus, Jul 16, 2013 Last edited: Jul 16, 2013 Thanks for the video Sanuku and the good early imps Square. This is a buy for me as I enjoyed the other Metal War games. Edit: 847MB installed for those curious. oldcar Member Jul 16, 2013 15 0 0 #7 oldcar, Jul 16, 2013 fun?? twistedmind87 Well-Known Member Apr 21, 2013 166 0 0 #8 twistedmind87, Jul 16, 2013 New i5 arrived today. Will give this a try when it's downloaded. Big difference from the 4S though, recommend the upgrade to anyone. Gameplay is the same but graphics are alot higher on many new games. Anyway back on topic... oldgamer dude Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2013 487 0 0 #9 oldgamer dude, Jul 16, 2013 This looks really cool, just worried if that text is too small on the smaller devices? ojtitus Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2010 3,228 5 38 Male Canton, Ohio #10 ojtitus, Jul 16, 2013 Well let's start with the good. The graphics look nice on my mini, so I can not comment if they are retina or not. The game plays well with the left stick for movement and swipe to look around. There is an iron sight button for aiming manually and is better for attacking at distance. Aiming when not using iron sight mode allows for auto aiming as long as you are within range and keep the enemy in your aiming reticle. After completing missions you are awarded with experience and gold. Both of which are used in the research section, experience points are used to unlock new gear from a tree of different items. Here is where things start to get a little troublesome, three of the better items can only be purchased with "metal credits", which you can buy via IAP for real money. These "metal credits" can also be converted into cash or experience points. I've only played four missions in and can't say if there is a way to earn " metal credits" in game. I am stuck on the fourth mission and will have to replay the earlier missions to try and earn some experience and cash to upgrade my weapons as I have only upgraded my generator so far. It's a fun game but expect replaying of levels to earn enough money and experience to upgrade you gear. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #11 squarezero, Jul 16, 2013 I am a little concerned about "Metal Credits" as well, but it seems like there's plenty of upgrading available without them. I always expect to do some grinding in games like this one -- just hope it's not excessive. As to the gameplay itself, the one addition that made a huge difference in the little time I've spent with the game is a well-implemented hover ability, which is just fun. On the first mission I was able to take a higher position on an enemy base, which changed the dynamics of the combat. By comparison, movement in MW2 felt very clunky and slow, especially in the early levels. Here you feel much more in control of your mech. I'll play more tonight, but so far MW3 is doing a good job scratching my mech action itch . Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #12 Exact-Psience, Jul 16, 2013 Asked myself a similar question, and that right there gave me the answer i need. Bought. Damn we need more decent Mech games on iOS. I'm looking at your Mech-ride scene in NOVA3, Gameloft. ojtitus Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2010 3,228 5 38 Male Canton, Ohio #13 ojtitus, Jul 16, 2013 It's definitely a fun game worth picking up if you enjoy mech battling and customization. on a side note the first two Metal Wars games are free right now. The first MW is a top down twin stick shooter style and MW2 is similar to MW3 with the third person view but as squarezero mentioned it is not as polished as MW3. oldgamer dude Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2013 487 0 0 #14 oldgamer dude, Jul 16, 2013 Is anybody playing on an iPhone or touch? I'm just worried about reading the print which looked kind of small is Sanuku's vid. icoker Well-Known Member Mar 26, 2013 652 10 18 #15 icoker, Jul 16, 2013 Just curious - what does the binocular button do? And are there any other camera views like cockpit? ojtitus Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2010 3,228 5 38 Male Canton, Ohio #16 ojtitus, Jul 16, 2013 That's the iron sight button. There are no other camera views besides the regular and iron sight. Bool Zero Well-Known Member Dec 14, 2010 1,922 0 36 #17 Bool Zero, Jul 16, 2013 I may have to grab this... I vaguely remember playing the last one but I am a sucker for mech games and this o e looks promising... I just wish there was an iOS equivalent to MechWarrior or at the very least Heavy Gear in way of upgrading and complexity in tactics. It worries me that this looks a little too reliant on strafe and shooting with not much else in the way of tactics though... squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #18 squarezero, Jul 16, 2013 I'm playing on an iPhone 5, and the text is fine. oldgamer dude Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2013 487 0 0 #19 oldgamer dude, Jul 17, 2013 Thanks squarezero time to buy toxiccheese Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2010 394 0 0 #20 toxiccheese, Jul 17, 2013 Is the grammar ok? I saw some bad grammar in the video and that always drives me crazy. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 9 1 ← 2 3 4 5 6 → 9 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Just played the first mission, but so far it's a big step up from MW2 in graphics, controls, and gameplay. Will try to report further before the end of the day.
Thanks for the video Sanuku and the good early imps Square. This is a buy for me as I enjoyed the other Metal War games. Edit: 847MB installed for those curious.
New i5 arrived today. Will give this a try when it's downloaded. Big difference from the 4S though, recommend the upgrade to anyone. Gameplay is the same but graphics are alot higher on many new games. Anyway back on topic...
Well let's start with the good. The graphics look nice on my mini, so I can not comment if they are retina or not. The game plays well with the left stick for movement and swipe to look around. There is an iron sight button for aiming manually and is better for attacking at distance. Aiming when not using iron sight mode allows for auto aiming as long as you are within range and keep the enemy in your aiming reticle. After completing missions you are awarded with experience and gold. Both of which are used in the research section, experience points are used to unlock new gear from a tree of different items. Here is where things start to get a little troublesome, three of the better items can only be purchased with "metal credits", which you can buy via IAP for real money. These "metal credits" can also be converted into cash or experience points. I've only played four missions in and can't say if there is a way to earn " metal credits" in game. I am stuck on the fourth mission and will have to replay the earlier missions to try and earn some experience and cash to upgrade my weapons as I have only upgraded my generator so far. It's a fun game but expect replaying of levels to earn enough money and experience to upgrade you gear.
I am a little concerned about "Metal Credits" as well, but it seems like there's plenty of upgrading available without them. I always expect to do some grinding in games like this one -- just hope it's not excessive. As to the gameplay itself, the one addition that made a huge difference in the little time I've spent with the game is a well-implemented hover ability, which is just fun. On the first mission I was able to take a higher position on an enemy base, which changed the dynamics of the combat. By comparison, movement in MW2 felt very clunky and slow, especially in the early levels. Here you feel much more in control of your mech. I'll play more tonight, but so far MW3 is doing a good job scratching my mech action itch .
Asked myself a similar question, and that right there gave me the answer i need. Bought. Damn we need more decent Mech games on iOS. I'm looking at your Mech-ride scene in NOVA3, Gameloft.
It's definitely a fun game worth picking up if you enjoy mech battling and customization. on a side note the first two Metal Wars games are free right now. The first MW is a top down twin stick shooter style and MW2 is similar to MW3 with the third person view but as squarezero mentioned it is not as polished as MW3.
Is anybody playing on an iPhone or touch? I'm just worried about reading the print which looked kind of small is Sanuku's vid.
I may have to grab this... I vaguely remember playing the last one but I am a sucker for mech games and this o e looks promising... I just wish there was an iOS equivalent to MechWarrior or at the very least Heavy Gear in way of upgrading and complexity in tactics. It worries me that this looks a little too reliant on strafe and shooting with not much else in the way of tactics though...
