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A boss battle was also demonstrated, with a mammoth mech soaking led like a bullet sponge, all while delivering its own bullet storm on our protag-mech. If there are more than one attacking you at once, the option to quick turn can be handy, diverting your attention at expeditious pace between one opponent to the other. Speaking of stealth, the option to scan the surrounding circumference while hiding from enemies gives the player an exceptional advantage to flank in and surprise with a flurry of blows to any singular RaD militant, or an entire swarm. While exploring the dank interior of Grid 086, it shows the mech in altercation while dealing with the structures tight spaces to which players will have to confront and conform, however each space is given enough leg room for gratuitous combat without seeming to be obscured by the environment. The launcher will fling your mech into an orbit like jump, without the need to use your Boost, emphatically masking the initiation of a new biome, or blindly binding you to a boss battle.

Boost also allows the player to jump higher than normal, however there are certain leaps that your mech will not make, this will mandate the use of a catapult. Depending on your mech’s loadout, which can be customised in “Assembly”, multiple playstyles are available including ranged and melee attacks allowing you to utilise attached assault rifles or a litany of carriables to swing at your opponents.

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