History Main / MechaGame

A sub-genre of nearly every video game genre out there, The Mecha Game focuses on the use of {{Mecha}} to blow the crap out of each other.

* ''VideoGame/{{Walker}}''

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Mecha games usually come in two flavors, [[FragileSpeedster High-Speed]] and [[MightyGlacier Stompy]], mirroring the SuperRobot versus RealRobot divide. In stompy games, usually referred to as Mech Simulators, which were more prevalent in earlier times, the Mecha move rather slow normally, and an emphasis is on long-range combat with missiles, lasers, machineguns, and the like. Mech Sims usually also have a first-person perspective from the mech's cockpit. High-speed games are, as their name suggests, much zippier, often with a focus on close-range combat, although guns may be just as prevalent. These are usually shown from a third-person perspective.

* ''VideoGame/{{MechQuest}}''
* ''VideoGame/{{MechRunner}}''

* ''TabletopGame/HeavyGear''

* ''Brahma Force: Assault on Beltlogger 9''

* ''VideoGame/ArmoredCore''