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Bravemech: The Century War

An action strategy RPG with mechs. Fly your own mech in side-view real-time battles, solo or with up to 4 players on one screen, and command one warship and its voiced crew through a hundred-year war.

Release date
November 1, 2026
Platforms
Windows, Linux
Developer
Bravemech Studio
Publisher
Bravemech Studio
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About Bravemech: The Century War

Bravemech is in Early AccessBravemech: The Century War is still being built, and the price rises at 1.0. If you buy now, you get every update through 1.0 at today’s price. Balance, difficulty and new features are being decided with player feedback, so early players help shape what comes next. The whole Century Campaign is already in, a hundred years on either side with four endings. In October the game got a public update on 30 of its 31 days.

Online co-op and online versus are planned but not in yet, and the full list of what Early Access has now, and what it doesn’t, is further down this page. Mecha Action is BACK! Bravemech: The Century War is an action strategy RPG with mechs. You command one warship in a war between two powers, and you are also its best pilot. When the alarm sounds you launch with your squad and fly your own mech in side-view, real-time battles.

Between battles you walk the ship, talk with your crew and move the ship across the sector map. The battlesEvery fight is real time, in space or over a planet's surface, and every mech can fly. You boost and dash, block with an energy shield and watch your heat, and you fight with guns, missiles, a three-hit sword combo and charged beams the enemy can dodge.…

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★ 6.5/10Steam · 17 ratings
SteamLast checked November 3, 2026

Most helpful6

Recommended
the game is pretty fun for the moment, the combat feel good and has a good feeling regarding speed ( there is luckily some aim…
Recommended
I like the concept of integrating SRW style, point and shoot and 4x strategy. Been playing for 2 hours+ and i find the concept innovative,…
Recommended
If you grew up on SNES / Famicom games like Gundam GX or GNEXT , this is a modern twist to it. I really miss…
Recommended
The core gameplay is fun. There's some friction with the strategy layer and things not being completely clear there, but if you're going from mission…
Recommended
i really like the game, bought it within an hour of it releasing, its really fun and i greatly look forward to it improving
Recommended
Honestly didn’t expect to like this. I’m not a mech guy, giant robots usually do nothing for me. Downloaded the free demo figuring I’d quit…

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Recommended
I like the concept of integrating SRW style, point and shoot and 4x strategy. Been playing for 2 hours+ and i find the concept innovative,…
Recommended
If you grew up on SNES / Famicom games like Gundam GX or GNEXT , this is a modern twist to it. I really miss…
Recommended
The core gameplay is fun. There's some friction with the strategy layer and things not being completely clear there, but if you're going from mission…
Recommended
i really like the game, bought it within an hour of it releasing, its really fun and i greatly look forward to it improving
Recommended
Honestly didn’t expect to like this. I’m not a mech guy, giant robots usually do nothing for me. Downloaded the free demo figuring I’d quit…
Recommended
the game is pretty fun for the moment, the combat feel good and has a good feeling regarding speed ( there is luckily some aim…

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