- March 30, 2021
- Julien "Avoltance" Di Natale
Steel Salvo
Platforms
About
"Steel Salvo" is a fast-paced FPS Mecha action game with fully voiced characters and optional subtitles.Take control of a mech equipped with dash and hover tech, two firearms, and an energy sword to face various enemy robots in both normal and challenging hard mode. The game tells a short story of the last hope of Neptune, meeting the commander, mechanic, and the robot overlord.








- The game is free and offers a fun, fast-paced mech shooting experience reminiscent of classic titles.
- Controls and movement are smooth, providing a satisfying gameplay experience despite the short length.
- The art style and character design are appealing, with a nostalgic feel that many players enjoy.
- The game is extremely short, with only one level and limited replay value, making it feel more like a demo than a full game.
- Some gameplay mechanics, such as weapon cooldowns and melee attacks, can feel unresponsive and disrupt the flow of combat.
- There is a lack of content, with players expressing a strong desire for more levels, missions, and customization options.
graphics
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their stylish and colorful aesthetic, reminiscent of retro and cell-shaded art styles, which contribute to an engaging visual experience. Players appreciate the smooth controls and polished visuals, noting that the character design and HUD elements enhance the overall enjoyment. While some critiques mention the lack of weight in the mech's design, the vibrant art and upbeat music create a fun atmosphere that many find appealing.
“The characters and aesthetics were on point.”
“Delightful aesthetic, rockin' music, and character design, and really interesting push-pull combat with the health-regen blade.”
“The gameplay is solid, graphics are stylish, and the whole thing feels like playing in a Gundam anime mixed with Gurren Lagann.”
“But it uses cell shaded graphics, and the mech has sucky weapons, doesn't feel 'heavy', 'massive'.”
“But the graphic design is lacking.”
“The artwork of the player's 'mech' reminds me of the Borderlands style, the music is upbeat and simplistic with next to zero bass, and the NPCs are silly, but I think they are supposed to be.”