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Crimson Herring Studios Announces Bay 12: Mech Repair for Steam
Crimson Herring Studios announced Bay 12: Mech Repair on October 29, with a Steam store page now live. The first-person simulation casts the player as a hangar mechanic who dismantles, welds, grinds, and repaints battle-scarred combat mechs.
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Why it matters
The announcement sells a mech game on maintenance work rather than combat, with war conveyed only through the damage and cockpit details of the machines brought in.
Key Facts
- Crimson Herring Studios announced Bay 12: Mech Repair on October 29.
- The game's Steam store page is now live.
- Players act as a hangar mechanic who dismantles, welds, grinds, and repaints combat mechs.
- Players are issued minimal tools at Bay 12 and must process scrap into custom parts.
- Crimson Herring Studios said on its official X account that the game is made by hand in Unity.
Players start with minimal tools, process scrap into custom parts, and reinvest credits into hangar equipment to take on harder requests.
The setting does the work: heavily armored mechs arrive in the hangar already damaged, and the game reads the war off their condition. Environmental sounds from off-screen carry the rest. Players handle hydraulic systems, reactors, and electrofiber actuators, then apply a new coat of paint and sign the work order.
Assigned to Bay 12, players are issued only the bare minimum of tools. Everything else is procured by processing scrap into custom parts, managing inventory so replacement parts do not run out, and reinvesting credits into hangar equipment. Crimson Herring Studios said on its official X account that the game is made by hand in Unity.
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