Planned Release Date: November 2026

About This Game

The ace pilot of a warship, for a hundred years

You command one warship in a war between two powers, and you are also its best pilot. Between battles you walk the ship, talk with your crew in the galley, seat your best officers on the bridge and check on the wounded in the medbay. When the alarm sounds, you launch with your squad and fly your own mech.

The Century Campaign has 400 named characters, each with their own backstory, and over 9,000 lines of conversation with them. Some will follow you anywhere, some will fall in love with you, and some will not come back from the war.

Pick the Star Alliance or the Trinity Empire. Each side has its own cast and its own road through the war, so your second story is a different story and not the first one in new colours.

Three generations, one warship

The war lasts a hundred years, longer than any pilot can fly, so your ship passes down. Children grow up on its decks, learning to cook in the galley and to fly in the hangar. One day you hand command to the next generation, and you fly on as a pilot in their squad.

From that day your old commander can be shot down and lost like any other pilot. If they survive the war long enough, they retire, and the crew gives them a send-off.

99/100 mechs fully animated, and more to come

The roster runs from mass-produced grunts to custom aces. All 99 shoot and fight up close, and 51 of them also dash, boost and fire charged beams. Beat a mega boss and you salvage its Bravecore, the core inside the machine, and build it into your own mech. More mechs are on the way, in an ever-expanding universe.

Voiced in three languages

The cast speaks English, Japanese and Chinese, with more than 68,000 voice clips. Voice language is its own setting, so you can play with Japanese voices and English text.

These are plans, and they can change with player feedback.

The soundtrack

About 60 tracks, three and a half hours of music, and every lead melody is the developer’s own. They come from demos written and kept across more than 20 years of making music that hit the charts in Asia, arranged and produced for this game.

Help us build the rest of it

Nobody big is making this kind of mech game, so we are building it ourselves. Since the store page opened in July, we have drawn 100 mechs and then redrawn every one of them, animated 99 of them, and written a 400-character story campaign that runs across three generations. It's a story about a divided world and about people who still find beauty in the darkest places, with characters you get to know over decades. We voiced it in three languages too.

Add Bravemech: The Century War to your wishlist. Steam will tell you the day Early Access opens, and every wishlist decides how much more of this war we get to build.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

We use AI tools in production for parts of the game's art, animation, voices, music, writing and translation, built on our own mech designs, music compositions, voice performances and story direction. Nothing is generated by AI while you play.