Techwars: Global Conflict
Released Dec 2017
TechWars: Global Conflict is the world’s first isometric PVP mecha-action with direct control. Only the strongest player will be able to win in this war of titanic mechs. Use all the features of world’s realistic technology Techwars. Victory in every battle will bring you closer to creating your own death machine.
67% positive · 320 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Techwars: Global Conflict launched on December 21, 2017 as a free-to-play isometric mecha PVP game. The developer, Argus Games, posted updates fairly regularly through 2018 and 2019, adding new mechs, weapons, interface redesigns, and gameplay improvements. The most recent developer communication on record is a feature update posted on March 22, 2021, which added performance improvements, matchmaking fixes, an improved map, new pilot avatars, and new premium robot skins. Since that date — over five years ago as of June 2026 — there have been no further announcements, patches, or developer communications of any kind. The developer's last explicit statement about ongoing development was made in February 2018, noting plans for new mech classes and game modes, all of which appear to have been delivered by 2019. No future content has been announced, no unreleased DLC exists in the store listing, and the sustained silence since March 2021 strongly indicates that active development has ended. The game appears to have reached its final state with the March 2021 update.
Evidence
Last developer communication: a feature patch improving performance, stability, matchmaking, the dam map, and adding new avatars and premium robot skins. No future content mentioned.
Mech customization and crafting system added, fulfilling another commitment from the February 2018 development post.
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Details
Developer
Publisher
Promo Trade Toys LLC
Achievements
50
Platform
Windows
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Multiplayer · Co-op · PvP
About this game
TechWars: Global Conflict is the world’s first isometric mecha PVP-Action with direct control. Apart from the simple reaction speed, to win in every battle, you will need an impeccable sense of tactics and ability to skillfully use weapons, robots, and peculiarities of the landscape of the area. With these skills, you will be able to destroy dozens of enemies!
The story component is based on an alternative history from Mikhail Vlad’s novels. According to the plot, the world slid into anarchy in 2050 and now there is only one law – the law of force that is based on cutting-edge technologies. Russian ‘Dominion’ and American ‘KATO’ used their armies of giant war robots to clash in an apocalyptic confrontation of supercorporations for control over the planet.
The player will have to become a pilot of one of the factions and take part in the battle for control over a number of locations. The choice of a faction plays an important role. Each faction has its global technologies. The Dominion robots can cause devastating air strikes, while KATO mechanoids can protect themselves from damage for a few seconds.
The advanced class system stimulates сlose cooperation between players. This system features the following:
Each player can own several robots at once and use them depending on the game situation. The destruction physics of TechWars: Global Conflict was a special focus of developers. Almost all the objects on the map can be destroyed. Partial destruction of objects can be used tactically to create temporary shelters and enemy safe shooting zones. All this will be a pleasant addition to the main thing – destroy all enemies in sight.
And by the way, as you're there thinking, others are already catching fun!
List of key features for the beta version of the game:
The story component is based on an alternative history from Mikhail Vlad’s novels. According to the plot, the world slid into anarchy in 2050 and now there is only one law – the law of force that is based on cutting-edge technologies. Russian ‘Dominion’ and American ‘KATO’ used their armies of giant war robots to clash in an apocalyptic confrontation of supercorporations for control over the planet.
The player will have to become a pilot of one of the factions and take part in the battle for control over a number of locations. The choice of a faction plays an important role. Each faction has its global technologies. The Dominion robots can cause devastating air strikes, while KATO mechanoids can protect themselves from damage for a few seconds.
The advanced class system stimulates сlose cooperation between players. This system features the following:
- Scouts: they are vulnerable but very fast; they can quickly find weak spots in enemy defenses and report such to the allies.
- Stormtroopers: the main striking force on the battlefield; they are powerful and tough.
- Destroyers: slow but extremely dangerous at long-range combat.
- Support class: weak individually, but indispensable for a group due to the ability to restore armor and supplies.
Each player can own several robots at once and use them depending on the game situation. The destruction physics of TechWars: Global Conflict was a special focus of developers. Almost all the objects on the map can be destroyed. Partial destruction of objects can be used tactically to create temporary shelters and enemy safe shooting zones. All this will be a pleasant addition to the main thing – destroy all enemies in sight.
And by the way, as you're there thinking, others are already catching fun!
List of key features for the beta version of the game:
- Detailed and complex destructibility of mechs
- Destructibility of all objects consisting of a material that can be destroyed (for example: concrete, brick, blocks of other building material)
- Over 14 advanced mechs with unique characteristics. Each mech uses a unique technological skill
- Over 100 upgradable weapons and items
- Any combat unit can be improved in several ways to gain fantastic superiority. There is a separate modification system for all kinds of weapons. However, significantly improving some characteristics will cost you a weakening of others.
- Up to 20 mechs can participate in a single battle at the same time
- Shelters and terrain to gain advantage
- Mechs behave realistically. For example, injury to the right hand makes it impossible for the robot to use a gun attached to it; if the left hand is injured, the robot will not be able to use short-range weapons on it.
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Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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