About This Game Metal Fatigue is a real-time strategy game taking the genre to new heights – literally! Build and customize your massive Combots to dominate the three battlefield levels simultaneously - from orbit, to the surface, and even underground! Develop your base and command your forces carefully - the enemy can appear from any direction, including above and below! Choose from three warring factions - The Milagro, Neuropa or Rimtech are competing CorpoNations, each with their own technologies and research capabilities.

Capitalize on their individual strengths and weaknesses for the optimum strategic advantage! 30 solo play missions - each faction has its own unique ten-mission campaign. Follow the story of three estranged brothers, as they scavenge high technology from the ancient alien Hedoth to fight a war against their very own bloodline. How to backup with my passport. 30 multiplayer maps and missions - up to eight players supported over LAN. Includes both cooperative and death match modes.

Force your enemy to surrender! Launch and airborne assault using hover jets! Destroy the menacing threat from above! Overwhelm your enemy with combined arms!

Metal Fatigue Review Despite its problems, fans of anime or mech games should find that Metal Fatigue is a fun, fast-paced real-time strategy game.

I played the Rimtech and Neuropa campaign. I even played one or two multiplayer games on Gamespy. Twas super extra hard to get a game going, lots of disconnection issues, and when it happened, I got mauled before even getting my first combot.

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I quite liked that game, it is not perfect but still rather well executed, and also original. While not all the originality in it really paid of (for instance the layer were a bit too disconnected, I was just playing on one layer at a time instead of having fight on all them at once interacting), at least it tried, and with a very enjoyable result. I'm getting tired of how nowadays ALL rts think they have to be a carbon copy of either C&C or WCII. Unlike Pxtl & Erom, I had no problem with the health / damage ratio. Maybe it's just I always attacked with more than one combot. I also disagree with j5mello, as with the recon pole it is very easy to locate the underground enemy buildings.

There's even a long range recon pole cannon, that make it even more an ease to dispatch them! And well, if only the underground layer remains to be cleared, directing all your economy toward there you get an unstoppable tank army in a couple minute. Maybe like too many RTS players you didn't think about getting multiple factories where needed and producing en masse. I remember a hugelong time ago, at a friend who was playing TA campaign, I enqueued five Jethro and he was like ' zomg five at once??? You are crazy! That's is so much to much!' I'm sure it's common trend, especially with all the bad RTS where it's the only possible way to play, to severly limit your production instead of getting a TA-like explosive expansion.

Unlike Krogoth86 I found the control pretty ok. Granted, they are not as powerful as Spring's control, nor even TA ones. However, discarding TA and TA-derivative, Metal Fatigue controls are in the top best RTS control. Even today you have game with less control. And indeed, Metal Fatigue control and way of playing bears some similarity to TA, like having a continuous economic system.

The graphics are of course not as cool-FX-saturated as 2008's games, however, beside the Milagro and some factory which are too cubic, they were excellent for the time, and are still bearable nowaday. There's all sort of jet boots flare, translucent shields, lightsabers.