Wargaming reveals the Steel Hunters sci-fi mech game

War gamesthe online gaming company behind the World of Tanks and World of Warships franchises, has announced its new intellectual property. Metal Hunters – a free-to-play, mech shooter game that uniquely combines weapons and mechanics.

The game offers a powerful fantasy experience in which you control giant mechanical monsters – Hunters – and engage in action-packed battles, pursuing various objectives to level up and gain weapons.

Each Hunter comes with its own unique gameplay, unique skill sets and progression strategies that allow for different strategies and tactics to defeat opponents while pushing for the final showdown at the elimination site.

“This is a big time for Wargaming,” said Victor Kislyi, CEO of Wargaming, in a statement. “We are well-known for creating sustainable and sustainable digital experiences for millions of players around the world. With Steel Hunters, we are pushing our boundaries and bringing something new. Our goal is to create one of the most exciting and exciting experiences.”

“Steel Hunters is the result of the incredible collaboration and dedication of our talented people in Guilford, Prague and our studios around the world,” said Mike McDonald, executive director. “For the past three years, we have been working hard to create a game that offers a unique opportunity in the mech shooting environment by combining different types of elements into a mix. Today we are ready to show players what we have been building.”

Live in the future, Steel Hunters tells the story of people’s fight to survive after a terrible event. To protect a rare alien weapon called the Starfall, the Hunters were created. In their struggle for power, the Organizations and Teams have transformed the Hunters into deadly fighting machines, used in the race to hunt down a rare resource across the ruins of a green but abandoned Earth.

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Essentials

• A new take on the battle royale is elimination – The game combines mechanics from Hero Shooters, battle royale and elimination. Players engage in battle with a unique Hunter within the PvPvE arena, pursuing various objectives to level up and gain weapons, ultimately reaching the final showdown at the elimination site.
• A specialist in large scale machinery – The fun of Steel Hunters lies in learning and mastering the individual Hunter skills and using their skill sets and progression methods in the most effective way.
• Techniques for developing reflexes – Unlike traditional shooters, it’s not all about time but understanding your Hunter’s strengths, weaknesses, abilities, cooldowns, and synergies. This map allows for strategic decisions and offers opportunities to outrun or hide from enemies.
• Duo Symbiosis – Cooperation is essential to success. Whether you’re playing with a friend or matching another Hunter, combining tactics and abilities with a dual partner is what makes all the difference in Hunting Grounds.
• An impressive game set – Built on Unreal Engine 5, the game immerses the player in the most realistic world and offers a sense of power, thanks to the impressive weapons of war. Damaged areas on the map reinforce this, as well as allowing for more intelligent gameplay.
• Great level of customization – Players can customize their Hunters with a variety of build options, allowing them to create unique combos. In addition, collections and cosmetics provide an opportunity to express individual and individual characteristics.

Wargaming is an online game developer and publisher based in Nicosia, Cyprus. Operating since 1998, Wargaming has grown to become one of the leaders in the gaming industry with 15 offices around the world. The game was developed in Wargaming’s office in Guildford, United Kingdom.

“It’s been a while since we’ve announced anything that isn’t in the ‘World of’ genre,” McDonald said in an interview with GamesBeat. “In the beta, anyone can join and play the game. We are very excited. I think we have something great and unusual here.”

The team is building the game on Unreal Engine 5 for PC initially as a third-person shooter that draws elements from superhero shooters, combat racers and shooters. The game will be released first on Wargaming Game Center and Steam, with console versions coming later.

In Steel Hunters, players take control of mechanical giants, called Hunters. They are basically mechs because they have their own personalities. They are basically people who mix with mechs. Play two PvPvE battles with six teams of two.

There are many customization options for both matches and out matches. The game is set in a disaster world, and the player’s goal is to protect Starfall. Falling stars are like fuel for the new world.

“It helps people survive when the world ends human activities in shelters or in space,” McDonald said.

This battle will test the players’ tactical skills. The second main pillar is dual symbiosis, where two groups can be closely related. The game starts with seven Hunters, and each of them is 8 to 15 meters tall.

Third-person shooters are deliberately paced to give players time to make smart decisions. Inventory management must be important and there are limited repair kits that mechs can carry. Equipment is limited. Towers can be found on the map and this provides important places for players and players to play. Hunters can be modified in different ways.

Trenchwalker Hunter is a combat unit equipped with a shotgun that fires bursts. Paths can go through the house. Each map is like an entire region. There is a vertical progression and skill tree where players can give skill points and choose a custom mech.

Wargaming has been putting a lot of effort into developing games, and some have been stopped along the way for various reasons. Steel Hunters has been operating for several years with a team of 210 people working in Guildford and Prague.

In the future of the game, Earth becomes uninhabitable. A huge meteor strike hits the earth and these objects called Starfall fall from the sky. And there are some people in nature who are not affected by the consequences.

There may be an esports element in the long run, but only if players embrace the title more. The interest has to be there first, said Dan Tanaescescu, director of media at Wargaming, in an interview.