SimulationFit check
Is Motor Assailant worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want vehicle combat instead of on-foot shooting
- Players seeking a structured campaign with boss battles and a storyline
- Vehicle-combat fans who enjoy upgrading and customizing their machines
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking open-ended racing rather than mission-based shooting
- Players wanting a large roster of vehicles or extensive campaign length beyond 18 levels
- Players looking for a pure driving simulator without combat weapons
Our take on Motor Assailant
Rather than treating vehicles as passive transport between firefights, the game makes driving the central combat perspective. Its campaign combines shooting, vehicle-specific weapons, garage customization, and planetary boss encounters, replacing a conventional racing structure with staged battles and a science-fiction narrative.
What is Motor Assailant?
Motor Assailant is a vehicular combat game with 18 levels across five environments, including boss encounters at the end of each planet's sequence.
Players select from six combat vehicles, each using a distinct weapon that supports a different playstyle. Missions involve driving and shooting enemy vehicles and turrets while deploying mines, homing missiles, and airstrikes. Cash earned during missions can be spent in a garage to purchase, upgrade, and customize vehicles. The campaign begins at a remote mining colony during a truce between rival corporations, then follows events surrounding a rogue comet, catastrophic incidents, and humanity's first contact with alien life. Orders and mission guidance come from Colonel Schmidt and Captain Schroeder.
How Motor Assailant plays
- 01Six Combat Vehicles
- Each vehicle has its own weapon and supports a distinct approach to combat.
- 02Garage Upgrades
- Mission earnings can be used to buy, improve, and customize vehicles.
- 03Auxiliary Weapons
- Combat options include mines, homing missiles, and called-in airstrikes.
- 04Planetary Boss Battles
- Each planet's sequence concludes with a giant boss encounter.
- 05Five Environments
- The campaign spans 18 battlefields set across five different environments.
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Motor Assailant: platforms & release
Is Motor Assailant worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want vehicle combat instead of on-foot shooting. Skip it if: players seeking open-ended racing rather than mission-based shooting.
Where can I download Motor Assailant?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Motor Assailant's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Motor Assailant on?
Windows only.
