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a) The last good Macross show was released in 2002
and
b) It's a glorified shmup without any meaningful melee or ground combat
Maybe put a little thought in what you're posting.
-designated pre-built mechs.
-designated mechs for specific characters.
-specific mech builds with specific transformation functionality.
-2 guns and specific melee combos for the mechs.
Garrison: Archangel has:
-custom-built mechs with wildly varying performance.
-custom character piloting varied mechs of your own design.
-no transformations but no real need or purpose for them with its mechanics.
-free selection of mobility, melee and ranged equipment across 4 independently triggerable slots, 2 of which allow for alternative attack modes on equipped weapons in the slot, with different melee weapons giving different combos regardless of the rest of the build.
Just for the most blatantly painfully obvious of surface differences. And that's before looking up any of the actually up-to-date information about the development of G:A where you can find out about the expansive story mode the devs are working on, which is planning to bring elements more reminiscent of Armored Core into the mix. Oh, and the fact that G:A is designed with online play in mind, where Macross doesn't have any multiplayer (of course, early access netcode is kind of awful in its current state, but player feedback has prioritised story mode development first, then netcode improvements).
And MASS Builder lets you customise the appearance of your mech independently of your performance tuning, as well as letting you switch between 5 different weapon types, with the ability to bring multiple weapons in each category, and switch between 2 equipped weapons as you go (one launcher type and one gun or melee weapon).
But yeah, other than that, both of these games are clearly ripoffs of a Macross game. Ignore that the Macross game was actually ripping off a PS2 Transformers game that did everything better than it, including a wider variety of transformation options.
not everything is a rip off but this garrison game is for sure. sure lots of games copy each others game play, rat in a maze bunk. this is the only game that actually instantly made me think rip off. so what in garrison you can do other things like build your own or customize. its stood out as a blatant rip off to me because i still play that macross ultimate frontier game, and the bit of demo i played screamed copycat