Avaliações de BATTLETECH

Nice game to come back time and again.

Melhor jogo de Battletech no mercado. Infelizmente, o jogo tem uma optimização ruim e alguns bugs estranhos. Felizmente mods corrigem esses problemas e muito mais.

sou jogador de battletech desde da epoca que foi lançado em tabuleiro. com miniaturas de plastico. na decade de 90. e posso dizer que este jogo faz sua lição de casa da maneira que todos veterano de campo de batalha com mechs merece.

BattleTech is a game with a lot to offer, but it comes with some caveats that might not be for everyone. As a turn-based tactical game set in the rich BattleTech universe, it delivers a deep and satisfying mech combat experience, but it also has some noticeable shortcomings. The combat system is the star of the show. Managing your squad of mechs, customizing their loadouts, and navigating the tactical nuances of positioning, heat management, and armor targeting feels incredibly rewarding. The weighty, methodical pacing of battles emphasizes strategy, and every decision matters. However, battles can also drag on, especially in later stages when the same tactics are repeatedly required for success. The campaign has a solid narrative, with political intrigue, mercenary life, and a dash of personal stakes that feel true to the BattleTech universe. The story missions are engaging, but the procedurally generated side missions lack variety and can feel repetitive. Managing your mercenary company between battles—balancing finances, repairs, and crew morale—is an enjoyable layer of strategy, though it might feel overwhelming for newcomers. Visually, the game is functional but not particularly impressive. Mech designs and animations are great, but environments can feel bland and lack the diversity you’d hope for in such a large universe. The soundtrack fits the tone, though it’s not particularly memorable. Performance is a mixed bag. While later updates have improved optimization, the game still suffers from long load times and occasional crashes, particularly on lower-end systems. The interface, while functional, can feel clunky at times, especially when managing mech customization. Overall, BattleTech offers a solid tactical experience with a rich universe backing it, but its pacing, repetition, and technical quirks might turn some players off. If you love turn-based strategy and giant mechs, it’s worth checking out, but be prepared for some bumps along the way. Rating: 7/10 – Deep mech combat, but not without its flaws.