First Mechwarrior Tactics Screens Hit the Hexes
The first batch of Mechwarrior Tactics screens promises good things for mech pilots who like to mix a little thinking with their stomping.
Fans of giant fighting robots got their first taste of Mechwarrior Tactics back in February by way of some very sexy concept images [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/115947-Mechwarrior-Tactics-Takes-the-Field] of famous machines like the Atlas, the Awesome, the Hunchback and the Jenner. But now we've got something even better: actual, in-game screenshots to eyeball and dissect.
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I'm not really sure what I was expecting, but I think I like what I see. The hex-based grid system brings a bit of early-stage cred to the game and it looks like cinematic external views will feature as well, which is always a fun way to watch things explode. Four-on-four action is about what you'd expect from a Mechwarrior game, and I'm guessing those glowing tower things are some sort of control markers.
Clearly this doesn't tell us much about the gameplay side of the coin, but I think it's a promising start. Mechwarrior Tactics comes out later this year, and in the meantime you can find out more about the game at mwtactics.com [http://www.mwtactics.com/].
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The first batch of Mechwarrior Tactics screens promises good things for mech pilots who like to mix a little thinking with their stomping.
Fans of giant fighting robots got their first taste of Mechwarrior Tactics back in February by way of some very sexy concept images [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/115947-Mechwarrior-Tactics-Takes-the-Field] of famous machines like the Atlas, the Awesome, the Hunchback and the Jenner. But now we've got something even better: actual, in-game screenshots to eyeball and dissect.
[gallery=657]
I'm not really sure what I was expecting, but I think I like what I see. The hex-based grid system brings a bit of early-stage cred to the game and it looks like cinematic external views will feature as well, which is always a fun way to watch things explode. Four-on-four action is about what you'd expect from a Mechwarrior game, and I'm guessing those glowing tower things are some sort of control markers.
Clearly this doesn't tell us much about the gameplay side of the coin, but I think it's a promising start. Mechwarrior Tactics comes out later this year, and in the meantime you can find out more about the game at mwtactics.com [http://www.mwtactics.com/].
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