Metal Bringer

Metal Bringer

Released Mar 2025

In this roguelike action-adventure, control humanoid "Labor" and giant "Arms" to uncover the mysteries of the world. Create fully-customizable robots, strengthen them, and take down hordes of enemies!

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Evaluation

Metal Bringer launched on March 11, 2025, and the developer has remained actively engaged with the game since release — shipping multiple patches in the weeks and months following launch. Most significantly, a May 10, 2026 news post from the publisher directly states: "Metal Bringer is also still in development. We are currently conducting technical verification for release on other platforms and implementation of new content, so please look forward to future updates." This is a clear, unambiguous commitment to future content and platform expansion — the developer has explicitly said new content is coming. Earlier patches (April and May 2025) also included notes that "new features" were planned for the future, reinforcing the ongoing development posture. The game has received consistent attention since launch, and the most recent official communication confirms that work on new content is underway as of May 10, 2026.
Evidence
Developer explicitly states Metal Bringer is still in development, with work ongoing on new content and a release on additional platforms.
news post · May 10, 2026 source content planned
high
Metal Bringer officially launched as the second entry in the Bringer series.
news post · Mar 12, 2025 source content shipped
high

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Details

Developer
Publisher
PLAYISM
Achievements
41
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

In this roguelike action-adventure, control humanoid "Labor" and giant "Arms" to uncover the mysteries of the world.
A young girl named Suria wakes up in a laboratory and finds out that she has been put in cryosleep for 1000 years without her knowledge.
In order to search for the rest of humanity, she builds Labor with her trusty Buds, and sends them off to investigate...

Highly Customizable Player Characters and Arms


Build and control android soldiers called "Labor", or have them pilot giant machines called "Arms". Each and every Labor and Arms you build is highly customizable. You can change the color and appearance of their features, or swap out parts to change their fighting styles. Create and fight with the mech of your dreams!

Effortlessly Wipe Out Hordes of Enemies


Labor can be strengthened by installing different types of apps. App disks can be obtained by defeating enemies, but you lose all installed apps when you fall in battle.

However, by analyzing an app's data, you can use it when you customize your next Labor, allowing you to perform better each run until you can freely trample all over your opponents with ease.

Obtain Enemy Arms Parts on the Go

Even the most powerful Arms will eventually wear down, but when that happens, you can use Arms parts left behind by the enemy.

What's more, you can analyze the blueprints of powerful Arms parts over the course of the game, which unlocks various customization options. Find out what kind of gear suits you best to build the ideal mech.

Ray Tracing and Ever-Changing Music

This game uses the same retro art style as Samurai Bringer, but just like Samurai Bringer, it also implements a real time pixel art generating system, and will also feature the newest raytracing technology for beautifully lit environments.

The music too is made with the newest technology, as it is played in real time and changes according to the situation.

The Story

The sky is blue, infinitely high, and infinitely vast...
Whose words were these again...?
Ah, I remember... It was about a virtual reality Rudra told me about.
A fairy tale.
How many years has it been since humanity took refuge underground?
No one alive has ever seen a blue sky.
And now, I'm trapped in the depths, in a small, lifeless room.
Just how long have I been here...?
Last evaluated Jun 21, 2026
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