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Mech Mechanic Simulator: Prologue

Become a Mech Mechanic to deconstruct, rebuild, paint and fix gigantic iron machines. You live in an age of enormous machines and you better get ready to get your hands dirty!

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Mostly Positive (137) - 78% of the 137 user reviews for this game are positive.

Release Date:

Feb 18, 2021

Developer:

Polyslash

Publisher:

Valkyrie Initiative

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Title: Mech Mechanic Simulator: Prologue
Genre: Casual, Indie, Simulation

Developer: Polyslash

Publisher: Valkyrie Initiative

Franchise: Valkyrie Initiative

Release Date: Feb 18, 2021

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About This Game

Mech Mechanic Simulator: Prologue is an extended demo version of Mech Mechanic Simulator, which release is planned at Q1 2021.

Cars are long forgotten. The only thing that matters today is mechs - giant, powerful robots. And you? Well, you make loads of money on them. After all, you are a mech mechanic!

Features in prologue:

Work on 3 completely different and unique enormous machines of the future. Each built with more than a thousand parts.

Mechs used in humid environments often stop working because of rust. Fire high powered laser beams at the rusty surface of a part to burn it away.

Parts breaking is the most common damage you’ll find on a Mech. Use this futuristic welding station to scan, locate cracks and finally weld the mech parts together.