Introduction to the Future Mecha Warfare in Reversal War: How to Play Future Mecha Warfare

"Future Reversal" is a shooting game that features science fiction and mecha as its selling points, so naturally, the mecha battles are what players love the most. Some players are still very curious about how the mecha battles in Future Reversal work, wondering exactly how to play them. Below, we will give a brief explanation and talk about how to activate the mecha. It should be noted that mecha combat is not an independent gameplay mode but is integrated into many modes.

If you want the simplest and most direct way to activate a mecha, you can choose "Mecha Battle - Ranked Match." This is divided into two camps: the Mecha side and the Human Alliance. The Mecha side mainly plays the defensive role. You can choose from two available mechas: one is the Storm, and the other is the Beast.

Taking the Storm as an example, this mecha fires from both sides with a very fast firing rate. Using the mecha consumes power, and you can set it to automatically start bypass charging, so when there are charging facilities nearby, it will charge automatically. As the number of enemies killed by the mecha increases, it also gains enhancements.

The mobility of the mecha under normal conditions is not particularly fast, but it can initiate a short burst of acceleration. When very close to the enemy, it can also use close combat. The mecha can take off from the ground, but it cannot ascend indefinitely; there is a kind of energy gauge that only allows for a short period of flight.

Due to their enormous size, mechas have a significant advantage in matches, sometimes even being able to crush enemies without firing, although this requires a certain level of control skill. Although the mecha has a large amount of ammunition, it is consumed quickly, so it's necessary to pick up supplies on the battlefield promptly.

The above is a general introduction to the mecha battle gameplay in Future Reversal. In ranked mecha battles, the mecha primarily serves as the defending side, facing waves of attacks from the human camp. Different parts of the mecha can be damaged if attacked, so it's important to try to keep the main weapon intact to maintain combat effectiveness.