Swimming Scorpions Announces Giant Robot Sim 'Engine Of Sin'
The announcement adds a dark fantasy, resource-management twist to the giant robot genre, with a focus on survival through system maintenance rather than pure combat.
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Swimming Scorpions announced 'Engine Of Sin', a giant robot piloting simulator set in a dark fantasy world. Players manage power distribution, weapon systems, and life support inside a malfunctioning battle robot while fighting monsters. The game features 90s-style FPS visuals, eight weapon types, multiple endings, and exploration of a four-floor walking fortress. It is planned for PC via Steam with Japanese language support.
Swimming Scorpions revealed 'Engine Of Sin', a giant robot piloting simulator that puts players in the role of the last surviving crew member inside a towering war machine. The game centers on managing power between shields, weapons, and life support to prevent a meltdown while fighting monsters with unique attack patterns. Players must adjust stabilizers and switch ammunition routes to keep the malfunctioning system running. The robot itself is a walking fortress with four explorable floors: crew quarters, weapon rooms, medical units, and a reactor bay. Eight giant weapons are available, including the Multi-Ordnance Siege Cannon and Godbreaker Lance. The story branches into multiple endings based on player choices. 'Engine Of Sin' is planned for release on PC via Steam, with Japanese language support confirmed on the store page.
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