Everything works but that's about all that can be said.
Aiming is a joke, bullets hit whatever is close enough and near the reticule.
Tedious grinding to unlock new mechs that don't stay unlocked.
Boring. Play Mech Warrior Online instead.

https://youtu.be/_IQ7r_V-1_8

Full Metal Renegade is a bare bones mech wave shooter (using the Mech Constructor: Light and Medium Robots assets[assetstore.unity.com]) that is played on a single map with only 1 enemy type. The city itself is very bland with no actual people. All of the cars are just stationary and none of the buildings can be entered or destroyed. The enemy AI is very basic and will just fly up into the ceiling and not even shoot back as long as the player keeps their distance. It also has a broken auto aim system that doesn’t lock onto a target unless the enemy is firing back. I got bored after the first 2 waves, but kept going to see if anything new would happen. Nothing changed. It’s the same enemy each wave, but a few more of them that only spawn in 1-2 at a time. The weapon upgrades simply fire a little faster. Also, once all of the weapons are unlocked at wave 9 there is nothing else to do as if the developer never expected someone to play it through its entirety.

There just isn’t enough content to justify selling it as a complete game, especially at $6.99.

As a BIG mecha fan,I bought this for .49 just to blast some giants robots and have some fun,I feel like I got my money's worth,but I couldn't possibly recommend anyone else buy this.

The game has no story or any real goals,just survive enemy waves and grind for points to unlock better mechs,all of which look boring and pretty much the same...that could still be fun,but I grinded all the unlocks in under an hour...

As for the gameplay,you technically control well enough,although you feel less like a hulking mountain of steel,and more like a guy with a jetpack on the moon....you play in a tiny unfinished city made of blocky assets...and that's it...one small map,with really weird size scaling...[your mech is about 2 stories tall,but only slightly larger than a car,while also being smaller than a front door on a house]

The enemies you fight are surprisingly brutal,even with the best mech I can't clear wave 5,they're ridiculously accurate,while your bullets are nearly useless and you mostly just strafe while spamming missiles. there are also just too many enemies per wave in a game with no health-ups...Oh and if your mighty mech touches water you die. [lol]

There can never be enough mecha games in the world for me,and this one isn't exactly offensive,but it just has nothing to offer,especially when it doesn't even last an hour,but retails for 4.99.
Only get this if you're REALLY bored and it's like 90% off,otherwise there are better games [even free ones] to satisfy those giant robot needs.

You know what, For a dollar, this kind of scratches a MechAssault itch. It's not as deep in terms of gameplay choices, you don't have to balance heat build-up with weapon systems and its just endless waves of the same mech coming at you but hey, turn the soundtrack off, and pump up an album you've been meaning to listen to and just shoot mechs for a while.

just another grind simulator. Its fun though.

Really basic point & shoot or jump mech game that is tough to recommend for PC, though would be ok for mobile. If you want mindless point and shoot action but don't have or cant afford anything else that scratches your mech itch and don't mind grinding to upgrade your mech, then I guess I can recommend it for <$1.