- May 13, 2021
- Image Power S.A.
Dieselpunk Wars
44%Game Brain Score
humor, music
story, gameplay
44% User Score 72 reviews
Platforms
About
Dieselpunk Wars: Prologue is a free vehicle building game, where you can create magnificent machines from over 300 unique elements, considering air drag and various kinds of weapons, armor, engines, and propulsion systems. This prologue serves as a preview for the epic full game, allowing you to expand your designs and complete missions.











+11
Audience ScoreBased on 72 reviews
humor4 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game has a fun concept and allows for creative vehicle building, providing a satisfying experience for players who enjoy customization.
- The combat mechanics are engaging, with a decent selection of weapons and armor customization that adds depth to battles.
- The game has potential and can be enjoyable for short play sessions, especially for those who appreciate the Dieselpunk aesthetic.
- The game feels abandoned, with numerous bugs and a lack of updates, leading to a frustrating experience for players.
- The user interface and controls are clunky and unintuitive, making it difficult for new players to navigate and enjoy the game.
- There is a severe lack of content, with a linear campaign and no multiplayer support, which limits replayability and overall enjoyment.
story
35 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as highly engaging and immersive, featuring a large narrative that unfolds through linear missions. However, players note that the missions can feel repetitive and railroaded, with limited opportunities for exploration or replayability. While some find the story cheesy, it is generally considered enjoyable, though the gameplay often overshadows the narrative depth.
“This is very story driven if you choose to do that.”
“Highly engaging, highly immersive, and for a new game, a very large story.”
“All this said, it is still fun to play the story, but after that, there is nothing that you can do.”
“It is railroaded open world with no ability to go back and play certain maps again, and once enemies are destroyed, they do not respawn unless it is from a mission or some other means.”
“And you have missions where you just defend against 6-8 enemies (when the preceding dialogue hyped up the coming battle) during the whole thing.”
“Campaign is just linear missions.”