Mad Metal Launches On Steam With Roguelite Car Combat
Mad Metal arrives in a car combat niche that Game Spark has tracked mostly through earlier Steam releases such as FUMES and Road Defense Racing, and Mad Mechs is betting on mode variety and part customization to distinguish its entry.
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Mad Mechs released Mad Metal, a post-apocalyptic car combat game with roguelite elements, on PC via Steam on September 22. Set in America in the 2080s, it follows a man whose wife was taken and daughter abducted by intelligent machines. Combat supports time slowdown and weak-point targeting, with campaign, open-world co-op, escape, and PvP modes. It costs 1,700 yen, discounted 20 percent to 1,360 yen until October 6.
Mad Metal is out now on PC via Steam, priced at 1,700 yen with a 20 percent discount to 1,360 yen running until October 6. The premise places players in America in the 2080s, where intelligent machines abduct humans to build a half-human, half-machine species. The protagonist's wife was taken and his daughter abducted, and he fights back from an armed vehicle.
Combat lets players slow time for precise shots. Doors can be destroyed to hit the driver, fuel tanks punctured to trigger explosions, and wheels torn off to stop enemies outright.
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