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About This Game Project Nimbus is a high speed mech action game set in a post-apocalyptic world. Players control 'Battle Frames' - humanoid battle suits armed with an arsenal of weapons. This is a mech game that lets you fly freely in the sky, dodge and intercept incoming missiles with machine guns, and fight armies of hostiles with every kind of modern weapon you can imagine. Battle against numerous powerful colossal opponents with the power to annihilate armies, engage ace Battle Frame pilots, each with their own unique fighting styles and stories. 7aa9394dea Title: Project NimbusGenre: Action, IndieDeveloper:GameCrafterTeamPublisher:KISS ltd, GameTomoRelease Date: 26 Sep, 2017 Project Nimbus Download] [addons] project nimbus mods. project nimbus 2ch. project nimbus code mirai wiki. project nimbus japanese voice. project nimbus – v.akagi gameplay. project nimbus pc. project nimbus pc review. project nimbus code mirai europe. project nimbus hltb. project nimbus alien survival steam. project nimbus switch. download game project nimbus. project nimbus gameplay pc. project nimbus ps4 gameplay. project nimbus alien survival trainer. project nimbus website. project nimbus pc free download. project nimbus hienzo. project nimbus how long to beat. project nimbus bgm. project nimbus tv tropes. project nimbus alien survival pc. project nimbus pc full. project nimbus nintendo. project nimbus 3dm. project nimbus ce. project nimbus alien survival download. project nimbus nsp. project nimbus kickstarter. project nimbus alien survival review. project nimbus igg. project nimbus vs code mirai. project nimbus twitter. project nimbus rise mirai. project nimbus metacritic. project nimbus alien survival pc full. project nimbus bodysuit. project nimbus ps4 release date. project nimbus multiplayer. project nimbus code mirai act 3. ps4 project nimbus code mirai. project nimbus ps4. project nimbus pc gameplay. project nimbus trophy guide. project nimbus warfront mode. project nimbus cheat engine. project nimbus 2. project nimbus switch review. venlo nimbus project eco. 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The graphics were appealing, and the gameplay was smooth. The Story and voice acting however needed some work or quality of life edits. there were times that the storyline did not transition smoothly, as well as Ingrid (the Mithril commander in the game) and some side characters had some absolutely terrible voice actors that didn't seem to put any emotion into their words.Other those nit picks I had it during the stage where you fight Yuliana the Battle Frame spams Funnels on an industrial scale and needs to be tuned down a little but not too much that it isnt still difficult (I looked up the strategies used to defeat her and none of them worked I also tried some strats of my own, there were all foiled by those damn Funnels). I understand this was a kickstarter game however so I'm willing to overlook that.Overall it was a very enjoyable game, I never felt a thrill like I had with Project Nimbus in quite a long time, The story setting was unique and other then the transitions I really enjoyed it. Overall I'd give Project nimbus a 9.5\/10.Possibly one of the enjoyable games I've played this year behind Metro: Exodus.(P.S.)There is also extra content in the game called survival mode, Im sure most of you know what I mean by that but basically you fight off swarms of Battle Frames, so it isnt just a campaign in the game.. It pains me to not be able to recommend this game. It has gorgeous music, great mecha designs that cleanly combine Eastern and Western characteristics to create something quite original, and a Gundam inspired story with plenty of melodrama involving militant young pacifists fighting in giant Robots, and surprisingly decent voice acting. However, the gameplay is fundamentally not engaging or enjoyable enough to keep ones interest. The flight controls are intuitive enough, with a good sense of speed and movement, but none of the weapons have any weight or sensible feedback to them, and every enemy is so far away that they look like a tiny spec in typical combat range, and it's obvious that the developers knew this was an issue, as they added a little picture in picture style window to display a live video feed of your current target. You fly around mostly empty airspace, frantically dodge projectiles, blow up countless cannon fodder enemies with little to no visual and audio flourishes necessary to make the action just the slightest bit interesting, rinse and repeat. I sincerely hope these guys get the opportunity to refine the gameplay and make a worthy sequel someday, especially in a market starved for decent mecha games. You can tell there's a lot of passion here, it sadly just doesn't amount to a particularly engaging end product. Conclusion: So much untapped potential. Maybe try it on a sale and see if its got enough going on to keep you interested. Peace. The best fast-paced mech game on Steam. Well, it's not like that are many like them. This game was developed by a small team with an incredibly small budget. It was done over the course of several years. It's really incredible how the developers never gave up and finished the game. To be honest, compared to for example Ace Combat 7, Project Nimus is one step down BUT taking into account the budget, Project Nimus is a masterpiece!The music of the game is really good. It reminds me of Gundam's music. The main theme is on par with some of the greatest musics of Ace Combat 7. The English voice acting is really good! I didn't try the Japanese voice acting.The gameplay is very fast-paced. Faster than Ace combat or Armored Core. If you know the expression "Macross Missile Massacre", then this game is the incarnation of it. You will fight with 30+ of allies\/enemies, with some time more than 200 missiles on screen. At most maybe 400 or so. Combined with the music, it can become really epic. You have unlimited ammo and can move in three dimensions. You can use your boost for sudden acceleration, which will be a must quickly in the story. The graphics are OK. Anything more are it would be too GPU\/CPU intensive for the computer. The story has potential. We can clearly see the developers tried to make it great but ... there is just not enough content. We can't get attached to the characters without more dialogues between missions. I think skippable VN chapters between each mission is desperately needed. Even without voice, it would be a great addition. At least, to me.Besides the main campaign which has 20 missions or so, there are two survival modes. The first one is an endless survival mode with the mechs you played during the campaign. The second one is with a new mech made specifically for the mode. In total I think the game will offer at least 8 hours for fun gameplay. The game is quite hard so you can challenge yourself and easily reach 20+ hours. If you're not an experienced gamer, then it might be a good idea to begin from the easiest difficulty. Seriously. Considering the price : 20 euros, I think it's worth it if you like mecha\/fast-paced 3D gameplay.Recommended.. It's an fallen age for robot\/mecha action game. Bandai is ruining Gundam. FromSoftware becomes SoulSoftware and ditch ArmoredCore, Sega forgets Virtual-On...But here is a NEW HOPE. They are doing it right mostly. Although you can tell it's not super fancy for mechanic or character design. But the atmosphere is reaching great level and great music helps a lot here.But I hope you guys can just keep going. If you like mecha\/robot action game, especially Z.O.E., hesitate no more, buy this without a second thought. You will be as happy as me.And please, update more content, NO MATTER IT IS FREE OR PAY DLC, I'm happy to pay for them.KEEP IT UP GUYS!. The mech action you were looking for.Pros: Relive your wet anime dreams.Cons:No customisations. The best fast-paced mech game on Steam. Well, it's not like that are many like them. This game was developed by a small team with an incredibly small budget. It was done over the course of several years. It's really incredible how the developers never gave up and finished the game. To be honest, compared to for example Ace Combat 7, Project Nimus is one step down BUT taking into account the budget, Project Nimus is a masterpiece!The music of the game is really good. It reminds me of Gundam's music. The main theme is on par with some of the greatest musics of Ace Combat 7. The English voice acting is really good! I didn't try the Japanese voice acting.The gameplay is very fast-paced. Faster than Ace combat or Armored Core. If you know the expression "Macross Missile Massacre", then this game is the incarnation of it. You will fight with 30+ of allies\/enemies, with some time more than 200 missiles on screen. At most maybe 400 or so. Combined with the music, it can become really epic. You have unlimited ammo and can move in three dimensions. You can use your boost for sudden acceleration, which will be a must quickly in the story. The graphics are OK. Anything more are it would be too GPU\/CPU intensive for the computer. The story has potential. We can clearly see the developers tried to make it great but ... there is just not enough content. We can't get attached to the characters without more dialogues between missions. I think skippable VN chapters between each mission is desperately needed. Even without voice, it would be a great addition. At least, to me.Besides the main campaign which has 20 missions or so, there are two survival modes. The first one is an endless survival mode with the mechs you played during the campaign. The second one is with a new mech made specifically for the mode. In total I think the game will offer at least 8 hours for fun gameplay. The game is quite hard so you can challenge yourself and easily reach 20+ hours. If you're not an experienced gamer, then it might be a good idea to begin from the easiest difficulty. Seriously. Considering the price : 20 euros, I think it's worth it if you like mecha\/fast-paced 3D gameplay.Recommended.. The mech action you were looking for.Pros: Relive your wet anime dreams.Cons:No customisations. It pains me to not be able to recommend this game. It has gorgeous music, great mecha designs that cleanly combine Eastern and Western characteristics to create something quite original, and a Gundam inspired story with plenty of melodrama involving militant young pacifists fighting in giant Robots, and surprisingly decent voice acting. However, the gameplay is fundamentally not engaging or enjoyable enough to keep ones interest. The flight controls are intuitive enough, with a good sense of speed and movement, but none of the weapons have any weight or sensible feedback to them, and every enemy is so far away that they look like a tiny spec in typical combat range, and it's obvious that the developers knew this was an issue, as they added a little picture in picture style window to display a live video feed of your current target. You fly around mostly empty airspace, frantically dodge projectiles, blow up countless cannon fodder enemies with little to no visual and audio flourishes necessary to make the action just the slightest bit interesting, rinse and repeat. I sincerely hope these guys get the opportunity to refine the gameplay and make a worthy sequel someday, especially in a market starved for decent mecha games. You can tell there's a lot of passion here, it sadly just doesn't amount to a particularly engaging end product. Conclusion: So much untapped potential. Maybe try it on a sale and see if its got enough going on to keep you interested. Peace