Steel Battalion

Steel Battalion (2002)

by Capcom Production Studio 4, Nude Maker, Capcom, Microsoft Game Studios
Genres:Strategy, Simulator, Tactical
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Power up your Vertical Tank, and prepare to dominate the online arena. In the midst of a volatile military coup, you must master the inner workings of your VT using the Steel Battalion controller. Up to 10 players can battle head-to-head in team or solo deathmatch games. Complete operations in Campaign mode or play free mission games such as Battle Royale, Conquest, or Capture the Container. The military dynamic of the game constantly changes with Xbox Live, making Steel Battalion Online one intense futuristic combat game.Show more
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user avatar@parypheruser avatar@parypher
February 07, 2025
Ok but can you imagine a PC port of this and Line of Contact? With HOTAS support, widescreen? The potential for VR mods?! Arguably the greatest, most insane mech simulation of all time and people would finally be able to play it properly!
user avatar@Llodrawuser avatar@Llodraw
April 04, 2025
All I need is a 2-1 dongle to use the controller on a USB port, and I'd be happy Hands down the most immersive mecha game out there. Short missions, but lots to keep track of and plenty of reason to go back to old missions and replay them with different loadouts
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