A downloadable game

The once peaceful surface of Mars has decayed into a violent battleground between arms corporations and Earthly governments.
To join the fight would be crazy. To survive would be downright psychotic.

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Landsword is a top-down mecha shooter with a heavy emphasis on destruction and gameplay that combines elements from both classic shoot em' ups and contemporary action-stealth games.

Featuring fully destructible environments, players must use their wits and surroundings to outsmart and defeat enemies in combat, while still retaining an arcade feeling to its gameplay.





You are part of an elite maneuver-squadron of Martian legionnaires entrusted with the critical mission of stabilizing and reclaiming the war-torn territories within the Solis region. Together, with your team of mechanics, planners, and interplanetary assistants, you will spearhead an effort to counter the mercenary and rebel groups threatening the Martian colonies, as well as uncover who is behind all of the sudden unrest.

[ Landsword is a working title, final name subject to change. ]
Updated 21 hours ago
StatusIn development
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(4 total ratings)
AuthorMezzSoft
GenreAction
Tags1-bit, 2D, Destruction, mecha, Mechs, Pixel Art, Sci-fi, Shoot 'Em Up, Tactical, Top down shooter
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Mouse

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Awesome destruction, fun combat, good work! excited to see you continue with this! thank you mezz!

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Can't wait for a finished game

Thanks for playing!

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Great sound effects and UI! Took me straight back to 80s anime.

Glad you like it and noticed the 80s anime inspiration! The ricochet sounds are straight from Patlabor and Gundam.

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This game got so much potential !

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Oh, it runs on mine 32 bits potato, nice.Mine only complaint is that everything being beige makes it hard to see thing on the small window

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Glad to hear people with older hardware can run this. I'm working hard on trying to get resolution resizing working, something is messing it up. I apologize you and other people had to play it in such a small resolution.