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  1. May 17, 2018
    10
    The game is amazing! It is IMO X-COM 2 good! It has kept me up waaay past my bed time way too many nights in a row. Art, sound, FX, UI, Story and Combat are all really well done! I wish it had more VO and some of the dialogue sequences are a bit long (but if you like story you'll enjoy them). The combat tutorial is good but it lacks a tutorial for teaching you the systemic "how to run aThe game is amazing! It is IMO X-COM 2 good! It has kept me up waaay past my bed time way too many nights in a row. Art, sound, FX, UI, Story and Combat are all really well done! I wish it had more VO and some of the dialogue sequences are a bit long (but if you like story you'll enjoy them). The combat tutorial is good but it lacks a tutorial for teaching you the systemic "how to run a mercenary company", but luckily it's not too hard to figure out once you get the hang of it. The more I play the more I'm really enjoying the story and the depth of the combat system. If you like turn based strategy games, this is a must! If you have ever played the table top strategy board game (that it's based on) you owe it to yourself to pick this up. Combat is challenging and has a ton of depth. Equipping and customizing your mechs could use a bit of polish/streamlining but it is still well done. Expand
  2. Apr 28, 2018
    10
    I am more hopelessly addicted to this game than I've been to any game in recent memory, save perhaps Mass Effect 3. The game has extremely deep-running similarities to Harebrained Studios' Shadowrun games in terms of the UI, mechanics, etc.; there's also a large amount of XCOM (especially the new XCOM 1 and 2 remakes) in the DNA of this game.

    That said, I don't think the fact that they
    I am more hopelessly addicted to this game than I've been to any game in recent memory, save perhaps Mass Effect 3. The game has extremely deep-running similarities to Harebrained Studios' Shadowrun games in terms of the UI, mechanics, etc.; there's also a large amount of XCOM (especially the new XCOM 1 and 2 remakes) in the DNA of this game.

    That said, I don't think the fact that they borrowed mechanics and systems from XCOM and Shadowrun makes this game any worse, and it doesn't make it less addictive, either -- not even for someone like me who's played a ton of XCOM and Shadowrun. What this game does do is take the Battletech board game, infuse a fantastic, memorable story and art style, and best-of-breed mechanics in one solid package.

    The only bug I encountered so far was the game doesn't support my screen resolution, 3440x1440, because it's the wrong aspect ratio. I play in 2560x1440, which is 16:9, and it's letterboxed. So far that hasn't significantly affected my enjoyment of the game.

    Performance-wise, it runs well (especially after installing the GeForce Game Ready driver for Battletech), but I have a very high-end system with an i7-8700K and a GeForce GTX 1080. The only performance gripe I have is that loading a game, or transitioning between the strategic map and a mission on the ground, takes a long time. The loading screens sometimes take 60 seconds or more on this high-end gaming PC with one of the fastest CPU/GPU combos available. However, this alone is not enough for me not to recommend this game, because it's just so much fun otherwise.

    And the long pauses between combat animations aren't enough reason to dislike or stop playing this game, either! I find them mildly aggravating, but far more annoying is when I really need to score a hit with my AC/20 cannon but tragically miss. In other words, I'm so busy obsessing about the gameplay that I can overlook this flaw. Hopefully it gets improved in a patch, though.

    This game has earned my recommendation more than most others in recent memory, I feel. These devs have worked extremely hard to make a compelling game in a very beloved IP, and not only have they delivered, but they've built a game that I think will be a cult classic long after the mainstream attention has shifted away from it.

    Based on my experience with Harebrained Studios' games, I believe they are to the point where they are replacing Bioware in my pantheon of game developers. Bioware has fallen from Heaven with repeated miscues, and HBS has been elevated to take their place as the most talented, most consistent developer with hit after hit.

    The best parts about this game for me are the addictive combat, the wide open customizability of your mechs and your ship, and the roleplaying dialogue and story missions. But even the randomized side quests are extremely fun on their own.

    BTW, it's hard to convey just how deep the combat is tactically, so just buy the game and try it. There are so many clever things you can do with mech positioning, target choices, abilities, teamwork of multiple mechwarriors, and so on that you'll never get bored of the combat. It's truly a generational achievement for the tactical turn-based genre.

    Ratings...
    Graphics - visual fidelity: 8/10
    Graphics - aesthetics/style: 10/10
    Graphics - animations: 6/10
    Sound effects: 7/10
    Music: 9/10
    Game balance: 9/10
    Faithfulness to Battletech universe: 9.5/10
    Combat visceral feel and sense of reward: 10/10
    Strategic management screens and options: 10/10
    Game fairness/difficulty: 9/10
    Game Engine Performance: 7.5/10
    Stability/bugs: 9.5*/10 (No ultra widescreen support)
    Value for money: 11/10 (in the world of lootboxes and microtransactions, this can't be overstated)
    Desire for expansion packs: 99999999/10
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  3. Apr 24, 2018
    10
    Amazing turnbased roleplaying game, if you like Xcom 2 or Divinity Original Sin 2 you will LOVE this
  4. Apr 28, 2018
    10
    Captures the fun of the tabletop and MegaMek, but with the addition of decent graphics (the mech models from MWO are generally excellent).
    The campaign management is generally fine, but some of the game economy was strange - all mechs costing the same to maintain, and mechwarriors being paid 40,000 c-bills a month - equivalent to $436,000 in modern US dollars, according to lore.
    I
    Captures the fun of the tabletop and MegaMek, but with the addition of decent graphics (the mech models from MWO are generally excellent).
    The campaign management is generally fine, but some of the game economy was strange - all mechs costing the same to maintain, and mechwarriors being paid 40,000 c-bills a month - equivalent to $436,000 in modern US dollars, according to lore.
    I appreciate the choice of the periphery in 3025 for the setting, as MWO and all the old MechWarrior games I grew up playing are set in the FedCom civil war/Clan Invasion time period. It was nice to see something fresh.
    I liked how they rebalanced the weapons - especially the smaller autocannons, which were underpowered in the tabletop.
    The camera has some trouble tracking shots, and a few other minor bugs were noticeable, but I had no major issues..
    The inclusion of gender pronouns was awkward - and they didn't even have mine, on account of my gender-fluid identification as a trans Boeing AH-64 Apache attack helicopter/Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II. My pronouns are BRRRRRRRTTT/Pchew Pchew/*Turbofan Noises* I am triggered and offended.
    Overall, Battletech is a very enjoyable experience.
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  5. Jun 24, 2018
    10
    Awesome game. You have many soo types of Mechs to play and customize as you see fit. There is alot of planets to visit, nothing that force you to do the campaign missions until you feel ready. Not sure why so many people hate it. Yes its a bit slow, but you can turn of all the camera actions and play it like any other turn based game. Im giving it a 10 because its the most fun i have hadAwesome game. You have many soo types of Mechs to play and customize as you see fit. There is alot of planets to visit, nothing that force you to do the campaign missions until you feel ready. Not sure why so many people hate it. Yes its a bit slow, but you can turn of all the camera actions and play it like any other turn based game. Im giving it a 10 because its the most fun i have had with a turn based game in years, and I love Mech' games. Don't listen to haters, the newest patch/update makes this game one of the best! Expand
  6. May 7, 2018
    10
    A great game, 80 hours in and still not finished. Really good tactical combat that rewards positioning and planning. Backed up by an interesting sim game and a fully realised game setting. If you love xcom this is for you.
  7. Apr 27, 2018
    10
    I have loved Tabletop BattleTech for decades. This so scratches that itch it's absurd. I don't even think it's clunky. It's really true to the BT ethos. Hard, tactical and messy. The game actually takes it easy on you compared to actual tabletop lol.

    Such a good rendition of a great game that you will remember in dreams that you stomped on someone's face and moved on the the other
    I have loved Tabletop BattleTech for decades. This so scratches that itch it's absurd. I don't even think it's clunky. It's really true to the BT ethos. Hard, tactical and messy. The game actually takes it easy on you compared to actual tabletop lol.

    Such a good rendition of a great game that you will remember in dreams that you stomped on someone's face and moved on the the other doomed idiot who tried to oppose you.
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  8. Apr 30, 2018
    10
    Perfect "old timer" tactical strategy from the world of Battletech that is not easy on players and doesnt contain childish comic graphics and over the top colors... game is unforgiving and rewards player for skill. has quite interesting campaign, great management side (a lot better than new xcoms) and insane soundtrack! I have preordered it as normal copy, but later bought extras just forPerfect "old timer" tactical strategy from the world of Battletech that is not easy on players and doesnt contain childish comic graphics and over the top colors... game is unforgiving and rewards player for skill. has quite interesting campaign, great management side (a lot better than new xcoms) and insane soundtrack! I have preordered it as normal copy, but later bought extras just for that soundtrack.. Expand
  9. Apr 24, 2018
    10
    This game perfectly scratches the itch that mech commander left. I like the cut scene art, the stories and the look of the mechs. The load times can lag a bit but over all I am very happy with it so far.
  10. Apr 24, 2018
    10
    Of course in the far future there are gender neutral pronouns, because everyone will just get over themselves and conform. Thats what humanity does
  11. Apr 29, 2018
    10
    Visuals are crisp and compelling (Iglesias can't be praised enough, really), sound design is excellent, combat is intuitive yet deep and the managing is sound in essence but somewhat wrecked by the gigantic plot device that makes it all too easy.

    So this hits all my sweet spots save for one. I can't slag the storyline hard enough - it's so atrocious and self-absorbed i'd rather watch 50
    Visuals are crisp and compelling (Iglesias can't be praised enough, really), sound design is excellent, combat is intuitive yet deep and the managing is sound in essence but somewhat wrecked by the gigantic plot device that makes it all too easy.

    So this hits all my sweet spots save for one. I can't slag the storyline hard enough - it's so atrocious and self-absorbed i'd rather watch 50 shades of twilight if only that would let me forget the cardboard cutout characters, half-assed apocryphal fairytale plot and twists you could see from Strana Mechty. About as bad as i expected after seeing *that* concept art. My only hope is that it never makes to canon.

    Otherwise this needs just a couple of performance patches and workshop support to be the best PC game of 2018, at least in my eyes.
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  12. May 8, 2018
    10
    Nice game.
    One pace after the other every Battletech/mechwarrior game take us away from the original Battletech (FASA 1984).
    This one is a long awaitten revival.
  13. Apr 26, 2018
    10
    Incredible game. Beyond the XCOM like gameplay, it is a deep, enthralling experience. Feels like you are in that universe. Customization is deep and compelling. At 22 hours played, zero bugs and zero crashes. Playing on a Nvidia 650M i7 3630Q 16 GB and with mix of high and some low settings at 1920 1080 it runs smooth as silk. Cannot recommend this game enough. Game of the year andIncredible game. Beyond the XCOM like gameplay, it is a deep, enthralling experience. Feels like you are in that universe. Customization is deep and compelling. At 22 hours played, zero bugs and zero crashes. Playing on a Nvidia 650M i7 3630Q 16 GB and with mix of high and some low settings at 1920 1080 it runs smooth as silk. Cannot recommend this game enough. Game of the year and stands on its own as a masterpiece. Expand
  14. Apr 24, 2018
    10
    Atmospheric and immerse deep strategy game! No bugs. Best Battletech expierience!GJ!
  15. Jun 11, 2018
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Brief review, more in-depth one will come soon; I have about 70 hours so far.

    And it is magnificent, not without its flaws, but it is good. Fair warning, you will be waiting. A lot. Just, have a way to keep yourself busy in flight and later on, between turns.
    Many people, especially those unfamiliar with MechWarrior, tend to be hung up on everything other than the focus of the game; the combat.

    One of my primary gripes, is that there is not an easily accessible method of speeding up the turns/ combat. Accessing debug options and various third party programs can fix this, I'm expecting an unofficial mod to be made standard to alleviate this and a few other annoying things.

    However, the combat plays phenomenally; if you love Fire Emblem, this is the game for you. You will have to manage resources, funding, time, troop training, mech configurations, strategy and learn to become an admirable Commander of a mercenary company, or watch all of your friends die.

    The combat, while slow paced turns due to the size of the maps and the lumbering gait of the 'Mechs, is exceptionally well tuned; albeit considerably unforgiving if you make a mistake.

    If you think you're in over your head, it will be your responsibility to make the call to withdraw from a contract to not just save the costs of both medical treatment and possibly weeks worth of repairs to your mechs. If you think a pilot is injured and in mortal danger or if you think a mech is about to receive a horrendous amount of damage and you don't want to withdraw; eject. There's a red button in the lower left panel of the screen, make sure you have the right mech selected, and punch it. The head gets destroyed, but the mech is then removed from combat and can't be destroyed and the pilot's life is no longer at risk. These are the sorts of choices you will have to make or face crippling repair and medical bills––if you're lucky.

    The combat itself requires immense strategy, and/or net-lancing, and forethought before each deployment. The best pilots for a particular mech and the right mechs for the mission's lance. The variety of roles of mechs and team combinations are vast as well as what to consider for each fit. Spotters and snipers, vanguards, missile boats and even the terrain biome matter. Poor terrain will make melee difficult, being on the receiving end of a stability-damaging attack possibly tide turning; water may slow your 'Mechs down, but it will also give you a boost to heat dissipation and other biomes/ terrain will make your heat dissipate at a slower rate, giving the chance for your 'Mech to over heat. There is so much to learn and I will have to give a review just for the mechanics of combat alone, it was brilliantly handled.

    Music: Engaging and excellent at setting the mood; occasionally repetitive.

    Over all main story:
    Not the best story delivery or arcs; I entirely expect HBS to expand upon it––and I sincerely hope they do––with sequels. And I hope beyond hope that we can continue the adventures of our Merc company.

    Side stories/ factions/ overall lore of the 30th century:
    Beautifully tied into the MechWarrior universe, the novels therein I recommend emphatically.

    The main menus, star maps, character models (static/fairly generic-looking 3D models on board the ships) and between fight areas are lacking and could be vastly improved; however I see that as an interface for between fights, which is what it is. That being said, the hand-drawn images are both well done and evocative; the art is amazing, the 3D work just needs to step up.

    That being said, the between-mission decisions, actions and events are fun, occasionally repetitive but break up the monotony of interplanetary flight or waiting on repairs/refits/upgrades to finish and give us immersion with our company and the Battletech universe. I could easily see this expanding into further stories for sequels, DLCs and fan-made mods. This starts of so well and I sincerely hope that this is the beginning of a fantastic series; HBS has won me over and that is not easy to do.

    There is so much to go over; I feel like I'm barely touching the surface, this series has immense potential. If this were in anyone else's hands, I would be very concerned, with HBS, I am very hopeful.
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  16. Apr 25, 2018
    10
    Long over due masterpiece.
    This game manages to capture the spirit of the board game, the RPG , and the previous video games.
    As a kid I saved and saved and did every single extra chore I could to get the box set of Battletech, so I have my rose colored neurohelmet on. The core gameplay is great. It feels like the classic boardgames rules. The controls/ui are not explained well, but
    Long over due masterpiece.
    This game manages to capture the spirit of the board game, the RPG , and the previous video games.
    As a kid I saved and saved and did every single extra chore I could to get the box set of Battletech, so I have my rose colored neurohelmet on. The core gameplay is great. It feels like the classic boardgames rules. The controls/ui are not explained well, but are highly informative once you figure it out. Graphics are highly detailed and played well on my potato GTX760. The sound is fantastic. The explosions, the gun fire, all sound great. The music can make the battles very tense.
    The story is quiet good and fits into the universe well.
    The fact this is 40 bucks on launch and has a ton of content means its a must buy for fans. If you are not familiar with the universe or the game you might have some trouble adjusting.
    As a nod to the RPG you get to talk between missions to your lance. The dialog when your mechs roll into battle is like the old MechCommander games. The cinematic battles are exciting like the old Mechwarrior games. I would recommend it to any fan of the universe.
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  17. Apr 24, 2018
    10
    Old BattleTech fan. Been waiting for something like this for years. Delivers in every regard.
  18. Apr 24, 2018
    10
    Game is excellent! Only negative reviews here are people complaining about it crashing and not loading. Never experienced any of those problems and the game is amazing to play!
  19. Apr 25, 2018
    10
    I have waited decades for a game like this. The Battletech universe is only rivaled by the Warhammer 40k franchise, and this game does complete justice to the universe. The rich strategic gameplay is the first thing that was noticed. This game is only for fans of games like XCOM in which each unit takes turns in its actions.
    I was surprised at how large the story is. Originally I thought
    I have waited decades for a game like this. The Battletech universe is only rivaled by the Warhammer 40k franchise, and this game does complete justice to the universe. The rich strategic gameplay is the first thing that was noticed. This game is only for fans of games like XCOM in which each unit takes turns in its actions.
    I was surprised at how large the story is. Originally I thought it would be a side issue, but the story is intergrated very well in the game, and reminds me of the old Front Mission 3 game on PS1 in some aspects. Great game, can't wait for the DLC and second game.
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  20. Apr 25, 2018
    10
    By far the best adaptation of the tabletop game to PC. Period. It does feel a little slow at times - but man when you compare it to the glacial speed of tabletop?

    So yeah, it could use a little tightening. Paradox servers were being stupid on launch day so not able to log in. Otherwise an A++++ experience.
  21. Apr 26, 2018
    10
    If you're a fan on squad based, tactical, turn based strategy games like XCOM, Jagged Alliance, or Battle Brothers you shouldn't hesitate to pick up BattleTech. If you're used to twitchy action games or expecting something like MechWarrior Online this might not be the game for you. That said this game is a ton of fun. I can't recommend it highly enough.
  22. May 7, 2018
    10
    An outstanding achievement by such a small company. A simple description is "XCOM with giant robots", but even comparing it to that beloved franchise doesn't give the whole picture of what HareBrained Schemes has accomplished in this game. The open-ended campaign is a blast, as you take up mercenary missions for whoever will pay, engage in detailed tactical combat with highly-customizableAn outstanding achievement by such a small company. A simple description is "XCOM with giant robots", but even comparing it to that beloved franchise doesn't give the whole picture of what HareBrained Schemes has accomplished in this game. The open-ended campaign is a blast, as you take up mercenary missions for whoever will pay, engage in detailed tactical combat with highly-customizable BattleMechs and salvage or buy ever better equipment and bigger war machines. Then there's the story campaign, which gives you emotional investment and a sense of purpose and accomplishment. And the music, holy cow they really outdid themselves with the music; it gives "Space Opera" a whole new meaning. I hope they make many sequels, and with this IP there's certainly more than enough source material to keep them exploring new stories and new timelines for years to come. Expand
  23. Apr 27, 2018
    10
    This is a great game!!! Slower paced than most, but very detailed and fun to play. Very true to the original IP.
  24. Apr 30, 2018
    10
    A fantastic game.

    They put a lot of attention to detail into the lore that I've loved for years. I can feel the shared love of the franchise from the developers. As someone who has followed the series since the mid 90's I can honestly say that this is exactly the game I have always wanted them to make. I like the artwork, I like the gameplay, I like the story, I like the lore.
    A fantastic game.

    They put a lot of attention to detail into the lore that I've loved for years. I can feel the shared love of the franchise from the developers. As someone who has followed the series since the mid 90's I can honestly say that this is exactly the game I have always wanted them to make.

    I like the artwork, I like the gameplay, I like the story, I like the lore.

    Literally the only negative thing I have to say is that the load times are some of the longest out there, but I'm honestly not bothered by it.

    I love it.
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  25. May 1, 2018
    10
    Excellent game, good balance, a dolt graphics for 2.5 million Dollars, Thank you for the quality game (who have problems with the game, update the hardware, already 2018). I'm waiting for the continuation, do not throw the game at evil evil language.
  26. May 1, 2018
    10
    I'm about 24 hours in and I am thoroughly loving this game. Sure there are a fewshortcomings, and I'm writing this before reading any other view so as not to bias myself, but one thing is for sure: Battletech has me addicted! Things I love about it so far:
    -The management aspect (maintaining your navy of mechs, putting together effective lances, upgrading your home ship, etc). Very
    I'm about 24 hours in and I am thoroughly loving this game. Sure there are a fewshortcomings, and I'm writing this before reading any other view so as not to bias myself, but one thing is for sure: Battletech has me addicted! Things I love about it so far:
    -The management aspect (maintaining your navy of mechs, putting together effective lances, upgrading your home ship, etc). Very similar to XCOM, set in the Battletech universe. What more could you ask for?
    -Combat feel good. Definitely visceral, and when you score a killing blow it feels oh so good.
    -Good pacing. Not too grindy, but not too easy either. After 24 hours of solid play, my lances are typically 50% heavy 50% medium.
    -Carryover damage/repair mechanic. I LOVE the fact that after a brutal fight that leaves your mechs limping back to the dropship, they will likely be out of service for the next 1-2 months, requiring you to mixup your lance with a secondary or even terciery lineup of mechs. This means you will constantly be evaluating the value of each mission and determining whether it's worth using your best frontline mechs or whether you can get by with a more "average" squad, saving your best for when you really need them. It also forces you to adapt your play style and become familiar with the various mechs in the Battletech universe.
    -Mission reward system. I love that you have to decide between money, salvage and reputation. Do you need to focus on short term, medium term or long term? Awesome balancing mechanic.
    -Learning curve. I love me a game with a decent skill/learning curve. When I first started out, I found myself getting frustrated occasionally on hard missions or when my lance came away more damaged than what felt appropriate for the enemy squad faced. As I have learned the nuances of the positioning, movement system, weapon systems etc, I have gotten significantly more efficient...and deadly.
    -The story. I'm new to the Battletech universe but I'm really enjoying the backdrop. Granted this isn't the achievement of this game itself, but I like the campaign story and I've definitely encountered worse when it comes to plot.

    If there's one thing I'm critical of it's the lack of voice-overs for much of the game text from popups and conversations and such. The battles tend to feel intense and the campaign does a greatjob of creating atmosphere, so when you're required to sit there and read all the text it detracts from the experience a bit. In the grand scheme of things this is a minor complaint.
    -No speed up button. It would be nice if you could increase the game speed during enemy turns. Granted, this would also detract from the experience a bit, and sometimes forcing you to be patient can be a good thing (creates pacing, makes each turn and battle more meaningful as it's more difficult to spam missions).

    That's it for now, I may update this review later as I get further on in the game. If you're on the fence about this game, just pick it up. I'm thinking there is a more than fair chance you will love it :)
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  27. May 2, 2018
    10
    This is a dream come true for any serious battletech TT lovers.
    It is a MODERN way to conceive a 30 year old TT, and still we can play with great graphics, great sounds, great OST.
    And above all a magnificent campaign.
    Totally in love with this game.
  28. May 3, 2018
    10
    Long time player, from tabletop to all the PC games. We all waited a really long time for MechCommander 3 and with HBS's Battletech, it has arrived. Good solid game. Running a 3year old Alienware 17g3 with no problems. The NVIDA driver update helped the load times and no crashes or other problems to report.
  29. May 4, 2018
    10
    Dont hear the fake account with a single review under their belt giving this masterpiece a 0.
    This game is an AMAZING game. Its top notch turn based strategy that takes so many factors into consideration that are just forgot by other games of the genre.
    The atmosphere of the planet is important, the ground your mechs are stading is important, the weapons youre carrying, where you shoot
    Dont hear the fake account with a single review under their belt giving this masterpiece a 0.
    This game is an AMAZING game. Its top notch turn based strategy that takes so many factors into consideration that are just forgot by other games of the genre.
    The atmosphere of the planet is important, the ground your mechs are stading is important, the weapons youre carrying, where you shoot and get shoted at matters there just to much care and good level of complexity placed into this gem.
    Braindead people will argue there is just alot, but it isnt its far from too heavy of a strategy game if youre smarter than the average joe youre gold with this.
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  30. May 7, 2018
    10
    Fantastic game. Captures the "Mad Max" lostech feel of 3025 BattleTech. Good turn based adaption of the tabletop game. Good amount of content, excellent starting point. Looking forward to a "Long War" mod akin to Xcom in the near future. HIGHLY recommend this to BattleTech fans and turn based fans.
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78

Generally favorable reviews - based on 62 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 51 out of 62
  2. Negative: 0 out of 62
  1. Mar 5, 2020
    84
    BattleTech is a special kind of experience that doesn't come around too often. As much as it demands from you, it offers equal or greater reward in return. As I said before, this property is very dear to my heart, so it brings me joy to see this game achieve what it sets out to accomplish with so much success.
  2. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Jul 13, 2018
    80
    Return to the future to tin monster wars has its flaws, but even so Battletech grabs your attention and does not let go. Lovers of robotic battles will be definitely intrigued. [Issue#286]
  3. CD-Action
    Jul 6, 2018
    80
    MechCommanders’ beautiful dream finally came true in a form of a couple dozen hours of excellent tactical gameplay underpinned by good visuals and superb music. [06/2018, p.46]