Front Mission Evolved

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SKU: 952637

Square Enix, Inc.

Front Mission Evolved is rated 3.8 out of 5 by 5.

Front Mission Evolved

Square Enix, Inc.

Front Mission Evolved is rated 3.8 out of 5 by 5.

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In the future, the world is a changed place. Technology has advanced. Countries have merged into massive geopolitical blocks. But one thing, sadly, remains the same: Humanity's appetite for war. When a terrorist attack destroys one of the USN's prized orbital elevators, the military is mobilized to eliminate the threat. Dylan Ramsey, a young engineer, finds himself quickly caught in a swirl of destruction, conspiracies and crumbling alliances. Experience his story in this high-octane third-person shooter. Choose from dozens of weapons and wanzer parts to customize your unit, and blast your way to victory. When you think you're ready for a new challenge, join the ranks of online pilots for intense multiplayer battles!

Third-Person Shooter Action: Fast-paced action awaits as players battle enemies in the concrete mazes of cities, the frozen wastes of the Antarctic and a host of unique locations. Master the speed, firepower and adaptability of the multi-purpose wanzer in order to ensure survival and success
Customization Options: Players can choose from dozens of weapons, shoulder attachments, and wanzer parts to build a war machine that suits their play style. Weapons range from standard-issue machine guns to high-powered rifles. Heavy hitters like shoulder-mounted rocket launchers can also be fitted to cause widespread destruction. Specialized wanzer leg parts are also available, granting the player optimal mobility on any type of terrain. And there are many more options, allowing for hundreds of different combinations!
Online Multiplayer: When done trashing enemies in-game, a whole new world of online play awaits. Players can go it alone or in teams, testing their skills in battle against other players with their own, highly customized wanzers. Use strategy and teamwork and show them who's best!

Leaderboards:	Yes
Number of Players:	1 Player
Resolution:	HDTV 720p

Front Mission Evolved is rated 3.8 out of 5 by 5.

Rated 4 out of 5 by gamemaster45 from Fun game and challenging Tough game to master unless you are familiar with mech combat tactics. This game challenges the heartiest gamer to find victory.

Date published: 2019-01-22

Rated 2 out of 5 by TodtDu from Another failure from Square Enix Honestly, I should have known better than to get a game from Square Enix, because I know they aren't a great gaming company. Front Mission Evolved has the worst story I have ever seen, the story changes and contradicts itself, and everything about it is just plain wrong. The gameplay is annoying, all it is is run around at super high speeds, pick up your ammo and health refills, and hold all the triggers then proceed on with the game. There's this useless system called E.D.G.E which is honestly, useless throughout the entire game until the last boss fight, and if you die in said fight, you start over again, with NONE of the meter filled for the E.D.G.E system. The story is really cheesy, with the most un-creative characters ever come up with, and the decisions the characters make makes no sense what-so-ever, so basically it's nothing new from Square Enix. Honestly, they never should have made a mech game, and should have left it to companies who actually know what they're doing, i.e Mechwarrior, and Armored Core. Another thing that really ticked me off was the customization. The "campaign" gives you no freedom in the customization. At certain points, you MUST carry a said gun, or MUST have four legs, even when those four legs often get you killed. But of course, the AI never has to change their "Wanzer" (their mech) at all, because it's the AI, they can do whatever they want. Oh, and that's another thing. The AIs are horrendous. Square Enix has again, dropped the ball. They should have stopped after Final Fantasy VII because that is the only good game they have ever made.

Date published: 2011-09-27

Rated 4 out of 5 by BRRazil from Good if you like Mech third person shooters I picked this up being a huge fan of the original series. I still wish it was a tactical game, but I can understand the desire to change the genre. And for that, its a good first entry. The graphics are good, particularly on the mechs, though the humans and buildings are kind of blah. Sound is the same, the mechs sound great, the explosions sound great and gunfire sounds like it should. But the Voice Actors run the gauntlet from awful to ok. Overall, the single player is a pretty good experience, but suffers a bit from a lack of polish. Could have used a bit more work, but it's a good ride, despite a rather crummy story. Multiplayer is a different story, with tremendous lag and a pretty small community. All in all, I would certainly say buy it if you are interested in the game, but don't expect tremendous replay value from the singleplayer, or even a strong multiplayer.

Date published: 2010-10-08

Rated 5 out of 5 by Scrapper from Tactical Well i am a sucker for mech games and this one really quenches my thirst. aside from the occasionally stacked multiplayer game and some guy camping a armor pack it's got everything i need to fulfill my robot war fantasy. Some times shooting people doesn't seem to do any damage which is a definite bug they need to fix, could just be latency issues. you don't get to customize your mech for online play the way you would like too until your earn it and rank up, which i admit initially i was a little annoyed that i got my calm mech with the pre-order but i couldn't even put a single weapon on it with out it going over weight, "i was like what?the?" can you say broken" but the after i got my rank up i realized they give you a backpack called "power" which seemed to help, but good luck getting to play with four weapons on the "calm" mech overall the game has been a blast i love it and i recommend for anyone that just loves blowing stuff up.

Date published: 2010-09-30

Rated 4 out of 5 by liveanddirekt from Good News!!! i will start by saying this. don't knock it til you try it. i have seen nothing but down talk about this game since its initial upbringing. (its another Armored core, its another Chromehounds) no! its front mission evolved. the gameplay is alot more stable than any ther mech game ive played on 3rd gen systems. it has a very similar feel to mech assault which in my opinion was an awesome game. the storyline is good and is roughly anywhere from 12 to 15 hours depending on you settings and your strategy. yes i said strategy. theres alot more to this game than you think when it comes to strategy. you have to know your opponents, the maps, the type of weapons and armor to equip. the strategy elements are still there and well incorporated. just from a different aspect. however i will say this. online is fun but takes some getting used too. unfortunatley the devs didnt really think about the consequences of newbs vs pros. you will get thrown into a lot of games where you are the newest person. considering that japan had the game 2 weeks early which leases you at an unfair advantage until you start to level. but once you start to level you will climb the ranks faster and it will be easier to kill the higher level mechs i would recommend domination for doing this. all in all the game is great. and the customization is awesome!!! so dont listen to the people on the forums. pick it up and try it for yourself.

Date published: 2010-09-28