Mechasis

The machines conquered humanity. Then a virus began to evolve, and reached a simple conclusion: the machines had to go.
You are its creation. A heavily armed robot turned against its own kind, sent to infiltrate machine colonies, infect their cores, and escape before entire planets rot from within.

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Mechasis is an isometric, turn-based tactical roguelike that combines heavy mech combat with old-school dungeon crawling.

You control a lone mech exploring procedurally generated levels, fighting hostile robots, salvaging their wrecks, and gradually upgrading your machine. Weapons, armor, mobility, and energy management all play a part in shaping your build.

Momentum is everything.

Unlike traditional grid-based movement, Mechasis uses a vector-based system where speed and inertia play a central role. Moving fast helps you dodge enemy fire, but also makes turning and braking more difficult. A poorly anticipated maneuver can send your mech crashing into a building, potentially bringing the whole structure down.

This gives the game an unusual balance between turn-based tactics and the physical intensity of real-time action. Even though every move is carefully planned, the result can be surprisingly fast, chaotic, and destructive.

Salvage and mutation

Destroyed robots leave behind valuable scrap that can be used to repair damaged components and upgrade your mech. But equipment is only part of the equation.

Viruses scattered throughout the levels can radically mutate your build, introducing new abilities and unexpected combinations as your run progresses.

A challenging but readable system

Mechasis is designed to be challenging, but most combat mechanics are deterministic. Success depends more on understanding how movement, positioning, weapons, and enemy behavior interact than on luck.

The goal is to create a game where tactical decisions carry real physical consequences, and where even a massive, heavily armed machine can quickly find itself in trouble.