StrategyFit check
Is Techwars Deathmatch worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players seeking competitive mech combat rather than non-combat exploration.
- Mech fans who want to select from several combat roles.
- Players interested in choosing sides in a fictional conflict between corporations.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a slower, turn-based combat system may find the real-time PvP focus a poor match.
- Players seeking a broad single-player campaign may hit a wall at the game's PvP-centered battle structure.
- Players looking for a game outside the Action, Massively Multiplayer and Strategy categories.
Our take on Techwars Deathmatch
Players who want a solo campaign may hit a wall when they reach the core PvP battle format. The mech classes offer different weapons and abilities, but the description centers play on choosing a side and fighting enemy forces rather than on a separate single-player progression.
What is Techwars Deathmatch?
Techwars Deathmatch is a top-down player-versus-player action game centered on battles between combat mechs.
Players choose to fight for KATO or the Russian Dominion in a conflict set in 2050. Mechs come in five classes: Stormtroopers, Scouts, Destroyers, Support and Titans, with distinct abilities and weapons. Combat includes damage to individual mech parts, including arms, legs and the body, as well as damage to buildings. Armor plates can break away during battles. The game’s settings include Siberia, Kazakhstan, Sochi and Alaska. An account for Techwars Deathmatch is compatible with Techwars Global Conflict.
How Techwars Deathmatch plays
- 01Part-by-part mech damage
- Arms, legs and body sections can take damage, with armor plates breaking away during combat.
- 02Distinct mech classes
- The five classes—Stormtroopers, Scouts, Destroyers, Support and Titans—have different weapons and abilities.
- 03Two-sided conflict
- Players choose between KATO and the Russian Dominion in a story set in 2050.
- 04Multiple battle settings
- Combat takes place in Siberia, Kazakhstan, Sochi and Alaska.
- 05Cross-game account
- The account works with Techwars Global Conflict as well as Deathmatch.
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Techwars Deathmatch: platforms & release
Is Techwars Deathmatch worth it?
It is worth it if: players seeking competitive mech combat rather than non-combat exploration. Skip it if: players who want a slower, turn-based combat system may find the real-time PvP focus a poor match.
Where can I download Techwars Deathmatch?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Techwars Deathmatch's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Techwars Deathmatch on?
Windows only.
