AIGEN ROBO Brings 308 Parts and 56 Missions to Steam
AIGEN ROBO bets that a small studio can hold players with assembly depth and a large mission count rather than a single competitive hook, and it is selling that bet at full release on Steam with online and local play already in place.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Indie developer RAIDENWORKS released the 3D arena robot action game AIGEN ROBO for PC via Steam. Machines use five slots (Core, Legs, Gun, Bomb, Pod) drawn from 308 parts, with zero-sum tuning of posture, firepower, and leg output. Solo content runs 56 missions across 10 arenas and 20 bosses. Offline and Steam online play support up to four players in versus and co-op.
The part list is the pitch. Each slot holds 61 to 64 options, and the legs in particular change jump power, airtime, and spacing, so the build decides how the machine handles before a match starts. Parameter tuning is zero-sum: raising posture control, firepower adjustment, or leg output lowers another.
Combat turns on the Boost Tank, shared by air dashes and Assault Boost. Fleeing through the air drains it, and it does not recover until landing, which leaves the machine open. Breaking an opponent's stance through the Boost Kick leads to a Break state, and seven of the 10 arenas carry destructible cover that redraws lines of fire once it is gone.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.