Before 2023 gets too far along, Josh takes a look back at some of his favorite gaming things from last year. While 2022 gave us a great new portable system and lots of good RPGs, Metal Max Xeno came out again so it wasn’t all sunshine and roses.
Metal Max Xeno: Reborn claims to provide an open-world sandbox of vehicular mayhem. Unfortunately, technical problems and confounding gameplay changes undermine the campy charm of this post-apocalyptic series.
Kadokawa Games held a dedicated Metal Max-focused stream a couple of months ahead of the series’ 30th anniversary. The stream showcased three upcoming titles, which include two brand new reveals.
Metal Max Xeno: Reborn will have two additional party members when it launches in Japan in September. Kadokawa Games provided some more details about Po-M and Pochi the battle dog.
Among all of its other changes to the original Metal Max Xeno, Metal Max Xeno: Reborn includes an overhauled character growth system. Kadokawa Games provided screenshots and details on the new system.
Metal Max Xeno: Reborn is coming to Japan this July. Kadokawa Games provided a new trailer and information regarding the game’s day-one editions and a live stream that celebrates the series’ history.
Kadokawa Games’ remake of Metal Max Xeno has been given a Japanese release date. Pochi will be ready to rejoin the action on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch in March.
Metal Max Xeno: Reborn has a first trailer depicting scenes and gameplay from the game, including the return of battle dog Pochi. The game is a remake of last year’s entry in the long-running tank RPG franchise.
Kadokawa Games has announced three Metal Max projects ahead of the series’ 30th anniversary in a couple of years. Metal Max Xeno is getting both a remake and a sequel, with a series reboot also in early development.
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