Descend into the cryptic, atmospheric world of MOEBIUS, where the remnants of mankind remain trapped inside decaying cores, and ASKA may be the key to their salvation.
This cyberpunk sci-fi first-person shooter feels like a modern version of an old school shooter, with all the fast run & gun action that implies.
VGChartz's Evan Norris: "Metal Eden owes a lot to games like Ghostrunner and Doom, but it's far from a slavish clone. Thanks to its far-future setting, dystopian premise, core-ripping mechanic, and bold production design, it feels like its own thing. And while some of its novelties don't pay off — the story is disposable and the world a bit too confined — its successes in gunplay, mobility, and on-the-fly tactical decision-making help offset those flaws. With a longer, more interesting campaign and a larger, broader world, Metal Eden could be something special. Even without those things, it's a short-but-sweet shooter ideal for those who value frenetic action above exploration and exposition."
NoobFeed author Mahi writes: METAL EDEN is exactly what it sets out to be: a chaotic cyberpunk shooter that doesn't waste your time. The story is borderline nonsense; eventually it ends up finding its feet by the end, but they leave it a little too late. The environments sometimes blur together, and the lack of variety keeps it from being an instant classic. But when you're in combat and tearing up a CORE, nothing else matters.
This looks cool. I want a good sp fps so badly.
From the same developers that made the 2017 indie action game "Ruiner"