Robocraft Royale is another battle royale survival game- this time with giant mechs and modular destructible robotic warfare!

Instead of calling this a PUBG or Fortnite clone with a robot reskin, it’s got plenty of offer to help it stand out from the sea of survival clones out there.

For starters,  the artwork in this game is pretty unique. The landscapes, weapons, and mechs themselves all have gorgeous colors and animations. Everything from the trails of your projectiles to the jet propellers makes this look like something from the Gundam universe. Robocraft Royale takes up to 100 players in huge environments and battle to be the last man standing

The game takes traditional survival elements and puts its own mechy twist on them.

For instance, instead of going around for loot to upgrade your gear, you simply use vehicles that were built by players in the community. You start out in a crappy little vehicle but then you can commandeer many of the mechs around the map and “upgrade” your setup. They were created in a community group by the players and there are literally hundreds of them.

It takes place in a huge open world with 64 x 64km landscapes with cities, industrial sites, and even spaceships.

Robocraft Royale also takes the game mechanics to new heights- literally. You can pilot these mechs over the land and in the air- you can play survival in the skies as well!

The many vehicles range from land tanks the helicopters to AA buggies to huge jet-like airplanes. Everything you can imagine is here in many different shapes, sizes, and colors. And the best part is that each vehicle also offers pros and cons- some handle better and are more agile but weak, whereas others are huge and powerful but are easy targets. It’s one of those games that require a huge knowledge base in order to master it!

Robocraft Royale is currently available for alpha and is a one-of-a-kind game on the trendy survival Battle Royale genre. If you like these types of games and you’re looking for something new, you don’t want to miss out on this awesome title.

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BattleRush is an online multiplayer FPS game that combines elements from Fortnite and traditional shooters.

It’s based on WWII. You’re a soldier. You’re thrown into a war ground. You need to mow down the enemy team. What more explanation could you want?

The game isn’t heavily focused on an epic storyline or anything. It’s pretty much made just for the hectic, chaotic, online FPS multiplayer. It’s pretty much just like any other FPS out there and doesn’t really offer anything special on that front.

What is actually special about BattleRush is the ability to build.

That’s right. You can build. Imagine an FPS game where you go around shooting down the enemy but you have the ability to instantly build defense structures to help you. This is what Fortnite does and that game went viral.

BattleRush takes the same concept and throws it into an FPS game. Does it work? Kinda.

It’s still a little shaky and needs a lot of work, but the idea behind it is decent. You can easily build a defensive barrier to an oncoming enemy attack in order to defend yourself.

The game also has vehicles, total environmental destruction, and even a day/night cycle. But the building is the fun part. You can construct bunkers, towers, searchlights, stationary guns, booms, and a lot more. You can be defending your base with your buddies on a frontline at night looking for enemy soldiers. It’s awesome.

There are over 30 vehicles for you to drive as well- ranging from light, medium, and heavy tanks to trucks to cars to mobile gun turrets. You can wield over 20 guns as well. Everything from rifles to pistols to grenade launchers.

BattleRush is currently in early access and is planned to be free-to-play. There are hacking issues at the moment, but it should be resolved when a cheat engine is implemented.

It’s still a cool concept that’s worth a try. If you like Fortnite or FPS games, try out BattleRush.

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Safeguards is a new futuristic multiplayer game where the focus is team-based vehicle combat.

It’s kinda like any typical FPS, except that you play in a fully-customizable vehicle that you build with tons of different parts and accessories. Think World of Tanks or Heroes in the Sky. But with futuristic vehicles instead.

You’re pitted against another team in heavy vehicles that can be modulated with tons of different weapons like lasers, cannons, plasma guns, and more. Each weapon can also have extra abilities attached to them as well. So it’s like a weapon with an active ability you can use at your command.

There are also a ton of defensive equips like shields, armor, and even repair drones that heal your teammates and drones that reveal hidden enemies. The customization is pretty deep even for a beta game.

Your vehicle is your Safeguard.

The game looks pretty good and is open for beta sign ups. You can win a key to be one of the first to play Safeguards. I can see this game being a very fun team-based strategy shooter if it takes off and even has the potential for expert-level gameplay.

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