Customize a Wanzer and battle through a an action-packed campaign. The experience is marred by performance issues and flat level design, but at least there are plenty of robots to play with.

Sporting even more Vital Suits than the first game, though sadly your chances to pilot them in the campaign are few and far between, with many now exclusive to competitive multiplayer maps.

Battle space bugs and snow pirates in a selection of varried Vital Suits, from a pair of legs with guns attatched, to a jumping AT-ST, to an agile flying humanoid machine with a chainsaw sword.

The scale of battle raises whenever the YoRHa Flight Units enter the scene. Take control of these awesome transforming exoskeletons across several bullet hell stages interspersed throughout the game.

A heavy F2P grind, but otherwise a tactical squad-based multiplayer experience with a staggering number of Battlemechs to choose from and customize.

A walkng bulldozer and a nimble take on Aliens' power loader are yours for destructive score attacks. A little hard to find in free-roam, though.

Yoshitaka Amano's iconic Magitek Armor is a ridable mount for players, and is even utilized in a minigame during a climatic dungeon quest.

A rare Western take on the post-Eva bio-mech craze, Slave Zero has a unique look and some cool animations that make for a fun mecha shooter hero.

No mecha out of the box, but an incredible modding community has added in some flying robots to let you rule the skies in style.

You start the game with a cute robot costume that transforms you into an off-brand MEGAS, and can rain missles down on your enemies, Macross-style.