24Frame announced the Steam Early Access launch date for Metal Max spin-off Metal Dogs. Pochi the Shiba Inu, Bell the Doberman, and Bonanza the Bulldog will start fighting their way through a changing dungeon next week.
Two upcoming Metal Max titles were the focus of a recent livestream. Success officially announced Metal Saga: Hangyaku no Rouka, while Kadokawa Games revealed Metal Max: Wild West has been pushed back.
The remake of Metal Max Xeno is heading west. PQube is hoping the game will be successfully reborn on PS4, Switch, and PC next year.
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 has been reborn, like a battered phoenix from the ashes of mediocrity. The question is, should it have stayed where it was?
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.
Those in Japan waiting for the arrival of Metal Max Xeno: Reborn will need to wait a little bit longer. The game is now set to launch in September.
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.
Hop on board of one of the tanks and buses preparing to cruise post-apocalyptic Dystokio. Metal Max Xeno: Reborn is releasing in Japan this July.
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 provided some new screenshots for Metal Max Xeno’s upcoming remake. Metal Max Xeno: Reborn is set to hit Japan in July.
Japanese RPGamers will need to wait a bit longer to see Metal Max Xeno’s rebirth. The game’s full remake is now set to launch in July.
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.
For far too long, western audiences have been left without the opportunity to battle a brontosaur merged with a battleship. Unfortunately, some creepy characters and a lack of balance detract from Metal Max Xeno’s entertaining oddities.
Metal Max is an intriguing concept for an RPG, centered around vehicular tank combat in a blasted post-apocalyptic urban setting. Western audiences haven’t seen much of this series in the past, and Xeno’s awkward narrative and obtuse technical systems aren’t going to change that anytime soon.
A new Metal Max is finally available in North America, and reaching Europe at the end of the week. Metal Max Xeno’s release comes with the traditional launch trailer.
NIS America sets the stage and introduces the world of Metal Max Xeno with a pair of new trailers. Join Talis and company on their quest to save a human race on the brink of extinction.
NIS America has plenty of new videos for RPGamers. God Wars — which is out now on Switch in Europe, next week in North America — Metal Max Xeno, and Disgaea 1 Complete each receives a pair of trailers.
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