MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED

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MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED is a single player and multiplayer role playing game. It was developed by LEVEL5 Inc. and was released on April 24, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

In Megaton Musashi W: Wired, customizable giant robots, called Rogues, are the key to reclaiming Earth from alien invaders. Engage in thrilling mecha battles while progressing through an immersive story filled with rich characters. Hack and slash through missions to obtain legendary items, upgrade your Rogue, and engage in cooperative or head-to-head battles with friends.

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story159 positive mentions

grinding57 negative mentions

Great fast-paced mecha fun with a lot of loot and upgrades.
The customization options for mechs are extensive and satisfying.
The story is engaging and has surprising depth, reminiscent of classic mecha anime.

The game is heavily reliant on cutscenes and dialogue, which can disrupt gameplay flow.
There are issues with pacing, especially in the latter chapters where the story feels rushed.
The presence of microtransactions and a battle pass in a single-player game is off-putting.

story
783 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of the game is a blend of classic mecha anime tropes, presented in a visual novel style with extensive cutscenes and character interactions. While many players find the narrative engaging and reminiscent of a lengthy anime series, some criticize it for being overly long-winded, with a rushed conclusion and predictable plot points. Overall, the story is seen as entertaining and enjoyable for fans of the genre, though it may not appeal to those seeking a more streamlined gameplay experience.
- “The story can get a bit long-winded at times, but it helps that it's enjoyable and surprisingly dark.”
- “Believe me, I had expected the story to end or possibly leave at a cliffhanger earlier on, but the plot is well articulated and expansive.”
- “The game is paced pretty well, giving you just enough story in between missions to keep you interested, and not too much that it gets in the way.”
- “This game's story is so bad and is so rushed and ends so poorly with little to no closure that it ruins pretty much the whole gameplay experience for me.”
- “The story is pretty boring and the quests are impressively uninspired.”
- “The game's story is blatantly unfinished, to the point that the last few hours rush through plot points and new characters that aren't even properly introduced before hitting you with a to be continued screen.”
gameplay
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The gameplay of "Megaton Musashi: Wired" is characterized by a mix of fast-paced action and extensive customization options for mechs and characters, offering a fun and engaging experience despite some initial unbalance and repetitiveness. While the game features a heavy emphasis on story and cutscenes, which can detract from the actual combat gameplay, many players appreciate the variety of side missions and the addictive loot mechanics. Overall, the gameplay is enjoyable, though it may feel simplistic and grindy at times, with a significant portion of the experience dedicated to narrative rather than action.
- “One of the best games I've played, in 6 hours it's managed to cement itself with extremely fun gameplay, customization, enjoyable characters, and an interesting story setup.”
- “The gameplay is incredibly fun and addicting.”
- “Gameplay is a very enjoyable hybrid of hack’n’slash and mech builder.”
- “The gameplay is very repetitive and grindy; the payoff of incremental improvements to your mechs through a mishmash of the same chests/limbs/weapons with increasing levels attached & random clashing color schemes isn't very fulfilling.”
- “The vast majority of my time 'playing' this 'game' has had nothing to do with the actual gameplay.”
- “This game is 90% visual novel and 9% menus and 1% actual gameplay.”
grinding
57 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The grinding aspect of the game is a central feature, offering players extensive opportunities to collect gear, customize mechs, and engage in various missions, which can lead to hundreds of hours of gameplay. While many players find the grind enjoyable and rewarding, some criticize it for becoming repetitive and tedious, particularly as the story progresses. Overall, the game caters well to fans of grinding and customization, though it may not appeal to those seeking a more streamlined experience.
- “The gameplay is very repetitive and grindy; the payoff of incremental improvements to your mechs through a mishmash of the same chests, limbs, and weapons with increasing levels attached and random clashing color schemes isn't very fulfilling.”
- “Grinding is a bit of a chore though.”
- “Due to this, you can easily lose many hours of your life grinding for gear, which helps justify the price point with hours of gameplay.”
music
49 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some praising the soundtrack as engaging and impactful, particularly during battles, while others find it forgettable or criticize the opening theme. Despite a few standout tracks, the overall consensus suggests that while the music enhances the experience, it may not reach the heights of other notable soundtracks. The game's audio design, including sound effects, is generally well-received, contributing positively to the gameplay experience.
- “The soundtrack and general audio - Megaton Musashi: Wired features an awesome soundtrack which fits amazingly into the game, making the fights feel so much more impactful.”
- “Overall, despite its slow start and simple mechanics, this game offers an engaging story, memorable characters, and a fantastic soundtrack that together create a rewarding and enjoyable experience.”
- “From the music to the sound effects of the mechs and their bombastic moves, to the designs and customization, it's all wonderful.”
- “The music is quite forgettable.”
- “There's a song that is meant to invoke emotion out of you, but it didn't really do much for me during the scene.”
- “My literal only complaint with this flawless game is that the terrible theme song is in English, but the rest of the game is voiced in Japanese.”
monetization
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The monetization in this game has received mixed reviews, with many players criticizing the aggressive approach to selling additional content that feels like it was cut from the base game. While the base game is deemed sufficient without extra purchases, the presence of microtransactions and DLC for cosmetic items has left some feeling that the game is overpriced and resembles a cash grab. Overall, players recommend focusing on the base game and avoiding microtransactions, despite acknowledging the game's fun mechanics and potential.
- “The good thing is that there are not that many microtransactions; everything is basically in the game except some extra mecha parts. If you buy the game now, you get a pre-order bonus which is a major upgrade to the starter mecha. So if you want to make the game super easy, you can use these parts... or not; as you can swap any parts to make your own mecha (torso, both arms, and both legs).”
- “The monetization is a bit off, but you don't need to buy anything but the base game.”
- “Don't waste your money on the microtransactions, just get the base game.”
- “I don't like the aggressive monetization of content that was clearly cut from the game to sell you later, but... here we are in modern gaming.”
- “The monetization of this game is dreadful.”
- “You got a really cool, really fun flashy fantasy mech anime hack n slash action RPG bogged down by microtransactions and odd free-to-play mobile game gotcha mechanics that don't really matter if you don't play the competitive online multiplayer.”
graphics
33 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many praising the vibrant art style and 2.5D visuals that enhance the anime-inspired aesthetic. However, some critics note that the graphics can appear dated and are often overshadowed by overwhelming HUD elements and text. Overall, while the art style is appreciated, it may not be enough to compensate for other gameplay shortcomings.
- “With a happy art style, it's quite refreshing for a mech game in comparison to everything else out there.”
- “The style and graphics are quite nice and way better than the Switch version.”
- “Combat is fun and graphics are great.”
- “The story and artwork are almost unbearable for me.”
- “Graphics look dated, when you can see them through the mass of numbers, text, and HUD elements attacking you.”
- “Gameplay is so mind-numbingly dull and easy, and the story and visuals outside of combat aren't doing it any favors either.”
replayability
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The game offers significant replayability, featuring super bosses, a new game plus mode, and the ability to replay missions on higher difficulties. Players can also enjoy extensive customization and gear grinding, making it appealing for fans of anime mech games. Overall, it promises a rich experience that can extend well beyond 300 hours of gameplay.
- “Lots of replay value, super bosses to look forward to that will put your 300+ hours playtime to the test.”
- “If you like Gundam, Danball Senki, or any other anime mech game with a high level of customization, looter aspects, high replayability, and co-op, pick this up ASAP!”
- “It presents you plenty of replayability because you can replay all missions on harder difficulties, and there is a new game plus and some challenges.”
- “Replay value is decent, but the grind for better gear for your playstyle can become tedious.”
- “The game offers some replayability with the option to replay all missions on harder difficulties, a new game plus mode, and various challenges.”
optimization
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, user reviews on optimization are mixed; while some praise the game for its smooth performance and lack of loading screens, others criticize it for feeling poorly optimized, likening it to a "badly optimized PS2 game" with frequent loading issues.
- “Not a single performance problem or hitch to spoil my experience.”
- “Performance is hard to miss for a game like this; I would be scared if it was.”
- “Performance is godly!”
- “It's like Level-5 didn't want to put loading screens into the game because they'd be everywhere, as this game is like a badly optimized PS2 game with loading screens everywhere.”
- “It's like Level-5 didn't want to put loading screens into the game because they'd be everywhere, as this game is like a badly optimized PS2 game with loading screens everywhere.”
- “Performance is hard to miss for a game like this, or rather I would be scared if it was.”
humor
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The humor in the game is characterized by a mix of archetypal characters whose interactions provide depth and comedic value, enhanced by witty banter and voice acting. While the premise may be clichéd, the execution often results in humor that is so bad it becomes funny, making the experience entertaining despite its flaws. Overall, the blend of character dynamics and comedic elements contributes to a lighthearted and engaging atmosphere.
- “The cast has their archetypes (hot-headed shounen protag, tough-guy rival/sidekick, brainy genius with a dry sense of humor, etc), but they all have just enough depth to prevent them from being boring, and their interactions with one another is where they really shine.”
- “Pretty trope'y premise, but the presentation and voice acting elevate this with funny banter.”
- “It's bad, but loops around to 'so bad it's funny'.”
character development
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, character development in the game is praised for its beauty and depth, with players expressing a strong affinity for the characters. However, some critiques highlight that certain scenes lack meaningful development, feeling rushed or superficial.
- “I have watched the anime of the game a year ago, and the storytelling and character development are truly beautiful.”
- “Scenes just cut to the chase with no real character development, if any.”
- “Character development - I don't think there's a single character in this game that I dislike.”
- “It still manages to do character development at the same time.”
emotional
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find "Megaton Musashi: Wired" to evoke strong emotional connections, particularly through its heartwarming and cheesy love story between the characters Yamato and Arnshem. The game successfully immerses players in an anime-like experience, though some express disappointment over the unfinished conclusion of the third arc. Overall, the emotional investment in the narrative is a standout feature.
- “Finished the story after 20ish hours; it's a pretty good, cheesy, and heartwarming story all around. My only gripe is the third arc that was unfinished yet concluded.”
- “I was very emotionally invested in the love story between Yamato and Arnshem.”
- “The gameplay made me feel like I was playing out a badass anime; Megaton Musashi: Wired is probably the closest I've ever experienced.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is noted for its impressive stability, reportedly running smoothly on the Steam Deck with a rating of 9/10, and is considered less buggy than its predecessor, AOT2. Overall, users find it to be one of the best anime-styled games available on Steam in terms of stability.
- “For the Steam Deck, it’s a 9/10 and runs great right out of the download.”

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MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED is a role playing game.

MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and others.

On average players spend around 79 hours playing MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED.

MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED was released on April 24, 2024.

MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED was developed by LEVEL5 Inc..

MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its grinding.

MEGATON MUSASHI W: WIRED is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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