Post-apocalyptic mech shooter Daemon X Machina is coming to PC from Switch

Do you want excessive pace mech battles, plenty of explosions, and high-contrast color schemes? Well that is what Daemon X Machina has in retailer for you. The third-person mech shooter is ending its Switch exclusivity to reach on PC subsequent Thursday, February 13th, bringing all of its wonderful harmful motion to Steam.

Made by Marvelous, the studio behind Fate/Extella, Daemon X Machina has you play as a mercenary tasked with combating evil machines to avoid wasting humanity. You do all of this in a mech you’ll be able to customise with completely different weapons and elements. It has a single-player marketing campaign in addition to four-player on-line co-op, and even 1v1 and 2v2 on-line battles for these of you preferring combating towards your pals in large robots.

“You are an Outer, a new breed of human being that appeared in the aftermath of the Moonfall calamity,” the blurb says. “As a mercenary for the Orbital organisation, you are on the front line of a desperate war for humanity’s survival against the Immortals – corrupted AIs that have rebelled against their human creators.”

The game initially launched on Switch again in September 2019, and it was typically fairly properly acquired. Our company siblings over at Eurogamer appreciated it a lot they gave it a “recommended” badge.

Daemon X Machina is out on Steam on February 13th and can set you again a hefty £50/$60/€60 – however for those who purchase it earlier than it releases, you may get it for 20% off.

If you’re tremendous into all that mech stuff, it is best to take a look at Brendan’s listing of the stompiest mechs in PC games.