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Game Overview

Metal Slader Glory: Director’s Cut is one of those SNES games that makes you wonder how it slipped under the radar for so long. You start off in this tense, almost cinematic intro—military chatter, shadowy organizations, and of course, giant mechs gearing up for war. The first time I played, I got sucked into the dialogue choices immediately. Pick the wrong response, and suddenly your squad’s morale tanks. Or worse.

The combat’s got that satisfying Front Mission weight to it—your mechs feel like they’ve got actual bulk, and positioning matters way more than you’d expect. But what really got me was the story. It’s not just “good for a ’90s game” good—it’s legit gripping, with twists that actually land. And the pixel art? Still holds up. Those mech designs are chunky in the best way, all pistons and plating.

If you’re into sci-fi that doesn’t skimp on drama (or giant robots), this is the kind of deep-cut that makes digging through old SNES libraries worth it. Just don’t blame me when you restart halfway through because you regret a certain decision.