And we also hate BATTLETECH because of its shortcomings, which include a lackluster main campaign, a very limited supply of mechs, a low number of maps, absolutely no reference to any of the vaunted clans and their supped-up mech designs (no Mad Cat?!?), and some serous optimization issues on anything other than the latest and greatest hardware. Many of us, myself included, have also enjoyed the tactical battle game, which I played with a great group of friends in college gathered around a hex map into the late hours. Love because it’s set in a world that many of us adore, with a rich backstory of human expansion, fierce clans and provisional governments, backstabbing, intrigue and of course giant robot death machines stomping around. And it didn’t stop thousands of gamers from voting for it and helping it win the GiN 2018 Strategy Game of the year.īATTLETECH is a game that fosters both love and hate. That hasn’t stopped me from playing it for almost half a month of real time. But even so, BATTLETECH has never gotten close to being a five GiN Gem Game. Granted, the Flashpoint DLC was a nice addition that added some much needed excitement away from the “help the princess” main storyline. And all this for a game that I described as a little bit lackluster in my original review of the core title. If this trends continues, I may overtake my Skyrim hours. At last check, I had put in over 300 hours playing BATTLETECH, which is highly unusual outside of a deep role-playing game.
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