iron saga

Iron Saga, the hit mech battle game from Asia, launched in the USA in December, and has been updated sporadically since then. The April update just arrived and adds a ton of fresh content to the game. First off, the retrofit feature is here….what does that do? It allows players to boost their mechs’ power by consuming stamina to claim missions. Once those missions are claimed, you then collect items to obtain research points, which can then, finally, be spent to upgrade their mechs. Celebrate Easter belatedly with new “bunny girl” pilot skins, purchasable at the store with gems. New pilots include Tsukigase Yumi, Yumeno Shiori and Fujiwara Rina…you can find Yumi and Shiori in support packs and Fujiwara Rina in the cafe. The second stage of the Battle Pass has now been added, along with new event mechs, more daily quests and weekly challenges. Chapters 31 and 32 of the Iron Saga story are now up, along with the challenge modes for those chapters. New side quests expand on

Iron Saga, the hit mech battle game from Asia, launched in the USA in December. It’s been quiet since, but the game sprung back to life today with a massive update that includes a higher level cap and new PvP arenas. Let’s discuss the arenas first…there’s the Legendary Arena, which you have ten attempts to enter during each reset period (resets occur at 1200, 1800 and 2400), and the Mecha World Cup, which gives you 15 total attempts but a longer wait time if you use them up (rests occur once per day). Both provide the chance to test your mech piloting skills against others from all over the world. Iron Saga’s storyline has a new chapter..the Story Mode now extends through Chapter 29. Clear the map in this new chapter and reap crazy rewards that can be used to level up your mechs and pilots. Speaking of mechs and pilots, there are more of those as well: Layla and Machiavelli can be recruited in the Cafe, and mechs Sin

Iron Saga has been downloaded over ten million times across China, Japan and Korea, and the English version was introduced last month. The mech battling game boasts a variety of modes including Story Mode, Gaiden and Challenge Mode; each can be played either solo or with friends. Gameplay in Iron Saga is real-time combat with an emphasis on strategy. If the mechs look familiar, that’s because they were designed by artists who have worked on various Gundam anime. Now developer Game Ducky has announced a new event, Armored Gull, that will last from now until February 13. The Armored Gull is a boss you have to defeat…you must be level 15 or above to take on the quest that leads you to it. Progression through the quest will result in the accumulation of ND Ores, which can be redeemed at the special event Armored Gull Merchant in Babylon Shop for stuff like new pilots and resources. You may also run across new mecha in chapter 18 such as B.A.T. Samurai…defeat