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Solo Developer Ossan Opens Steam Page For Mecha Girl Action Game Chrome Iris
Individual developer Ossan has opened a Steam store page for Chrome Iris, a customization action game built around a girl-type android named Iris.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
A one-person project built on the part-by-part assembly loop of Armored Core, with the customization pointed at a single android rather than a squad, is now far enough along to have a store page and a public demo.
Key Facts
- Ossan opened a Steam store page for Chrome Iris, a mecha girl customization action game.
- Iris can be equipped with four weapons, five armor parts, and a generator.
- Players win arena battles against NPCs to earn rewards and buy new parts.
- A demo of Chrome Iris is available on itch.io.
- Chrome Iris is in development for PC via Steam.
Players equip Iris with four weapons, five armor parts, and a generator, and adjust hairstyle, face, and body type with sliders. Arena battles against NPCs award rewards that fund new parts. A demo is available on itch.io, and the game is in development for PC via Steam.
Ossan's X profile carries the handle "Just a Raven," and the parts breakdown reads accordingly: four weapon slots, five armor pieces, a generator, and boosters that push the fights toward fast approaches. What sits outside that loadout is the part no arena rank depends on. Clothing can be swapped without touching performance, and hairstyle, face, and body type move on sliders.
Progress runs through arena matches against NPCs, which pay out rewards spent on new parts while the player climbs ranks. A demo of the in-development PC version is already up on itch.io.
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