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== Gameplay Overview == | == Gameplay Overview == | ||
| − | Mecha Ritz is a simple two button game with '''12 playable mechas''' (4 available from the start, 2 are unlockable and 6 | + | Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo is a simple two button game (with some additional function buttons) with '''12 playable mechas''' (4 are available from the start, 2 new mechas are unlockable and 6 extra variants are also unlockable). |
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| + | New to Steel Rondo are branching stages, where after each stage's cutscene (as long as the timer requirement is met and the player has already cleared the game), the player is presented with two choices. The top choice will lead the player to stages from the original Mecha Ritz while the bottom choice will bring the player to new and harder stages (with more scoring potential). | ||
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| + | From now on, top choice stages will be referred to as '''A variant''' and bottom choice stages as '''B variant'''. | ||
=== Controls === | === Controls === | ||
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| − | * '''A:''' | + | * '''A (Tap):''' Fires the mecha's standard shot |
| − | * '''A ( | + | * '''A (Hold):''' Fires the mecha's focused shot |
| − | * '''A (Hold):''' | + | * '''B:''' Activates the mecha's bomb |
| − | * ''' | + | * '''C:''' Skips cutscenes (Unused in-game except for self-destruct) |
| + | * '''A+B+C (Hold):''' Self-destructs your mecha and instantly game over (Can be used to restart the game) | ||
| + | * '''V:''' Pauses the game ('''NOTE:''' You cannot self-destruct while game is paused) | ||
| + | * '''Esc:''' Exits the game | ||
| − | === | + | === HUD === |
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| + | === Stage Branches === | ||
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| − | + | Stage branches must be unlocked by beating the game's TLB, Veloce. Veloce can only be reached if the player can reach the final stage without having the timer drop to 0. If the timer ever drops to 0, the game will lock the player into A variant stages and the last stage will have a fake TLB which kills off the player's mecha upon death, giving the player a bad ending. | |
| − | + | When unlocked, the stage branches will allow players to pick stage variants in whatever order they prefer as long as they still have time left in the timer | |
| − | === | + | === Mechas === |
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| − | + | TBA | |
=== Items === | === Items === | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 30 July 2020
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Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo
(Images TBA) Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo is the upgraded commercial version of the freeware doujin game Mecha Ritz developed by HEY. Like its original freeware version, Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo has a heavy emphasis on rank and encourages the player to raise it as high as they can possibly handle it, while also providing the player with tons of resources to ensure they survive the ever increasing difficulty. As a result, this creates a highly dynamic game where each playthrough differs from the last.
Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo also introduces new stages, music, story, mechanics and more.
Gameplay Overview
Mecha Ritz: Steel Rondo is a simple two button game (with some additional function buttons) with 12 playable mechas (4 are available from the start, 2 new mechas are unlockable and 6 extra variants are also unlockable).
New to Steel Rondo are branching stages, where after each stage's cutscene (as long as the timer requirement is met and the player has already cleared the game), the player is presented with two choices. The top choice will lead the player to stages from the original Mecha Ritz while the bottom choice will bring the player to new and harder stages (with more scoring potential).
From now on, top choice stages will be referred to as A variant and bottom choice stages as B variant.
Controls
- A (Tap): Fires the mecha's standard shot
- A (Hold): Fires the mecha's focused shot
- B: Activates the mecha's bomb
- C: Skips cutscenes (Unused in-game except for self-destruct)
- A+B+C (Hold): Self-destructs your mecha and instantly game over (Can be used to restart the game)
- V: Pauses the game (NOTE: You cannot self-destruct while game is paused)
- Esc: Exits the game
HUD
Stage Branches
Stage branches must be unlocked by beating the game's TLB, Veloce. Veloce can only be reached if the player can reach the final stage without having the timer drop to 0. If the timer ever drops to 0, the game will lock the player into A variant stages and the last stage will have a fake TLB which kills off the player's mecha upon death, giving the player a bad ending.
When unlocked, the stage branches will allow players to pick stage variants in whatever order they prefer as long as they still have time left in the timer
Mechas
TBA
Items
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Rank
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Loops
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Scoring
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Strategy
See (Template Page)/Strategy for stage maps, enemy and boss descriptions, walkthroughs, and advanced play strategies.
This section details some particular strategic information about the game and its gameplay, such as hidden 1UPs and some basic scoring tricks. For anything particularly deep or highly complex, you can probably leave it in the Strategy page.
(Currently evaluating whether or not this specific section should even include information outside of the separated Strategy pages. Worth thinking about as a community.)
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Story
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Development History
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Version Differences
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Trivia
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Gallery
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Other
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