MECHBLAZE

About This Game

Overview

An inferno roars over a destroyed secret military base.

Machine guns mow down wave after wave of advancing steel.
Pile Bunkers send deadly lances piercing through giant foes.
Then, from the flaming rubble…an invincible super robot is reborn!

Super Mechs born of advanced science and modern weaponry battle in heavy weight run-and-gun mech shooter!!

Story

The year is 1989 AD.
The extraterrestrial invasion from the “Gogoh Army” has been crushed, and humankind is finally beginning to return to peace and prosperity.
But then, a powerful secret society known as the “Neo Roland Party” rises up and executes synchronized attacks across the globe plunging the world into chaos once again.
The remaining military forces have now re-mobilized, and are poised to boldly fight back against the rampaging Neo Roland Party…

This is the saga of another epic battle that took place at the same time as the events in ARMED SEVEN.

Playable Character

SER-28 Vostok

A 6.1 meter tall small type MCR (Manned Combat Robot).
Developed by professor Amamori as a hobby project, it serves as a shining testament to the technological prowess of his research lab.
Despite its small size, ultra-thick armor and an ability to wield a wide variety of weapons puts its combat effectiveness on par with even heavy class MCRs.

It has many auxiliary attachments as well, however most of them were destroyed during heavy fighting.

Features

• 6 Unique stages of robo combat action!
• 13 types of weapons to meet any situation
• 5 difficulty levels: Easy to INSANE!

Created by ASTRO PORT
ASTRO PORT is a veteran Japanese development team whose collective message to the world is, ‘This is how fun action shooting games can be!” ASTRO PORT’s deep catalog of rock solid shooting games also features ARMED SEVEN, GIGANTIC ARMY, SATAZIUS, and STEEL STRIDER.

Reviews

“Action packed mech-on-mech arcade carnage that’ll make you grin from ear to ear. Highly recommended.”
Alpha Beta Gamer

“MECHBLAZE offers jump jets, a wealth of weapons, and screen-filling bosses all for an affordable price. Better yet, it runs on an Intel Pentium3 without a dedicated graphics card, so there’s little reason to not appreciate its full-bore action.”
80 – Tech-Gaming