Bionic Dues is an action-adventure game where you can control a team of four customizable Exos (energetic machines). The premise is pretty convoluted: a massive robot invasion completely wipes out the regular Earth heroes. The only thing standing between the remaining city and complete nuclear annihilation by your corporate overlords is you, a rebel pilot, and a team of four highly skilled machines.

You have an exact 50 days before the final, massive robot army attacks your neighborhood. Each mission you choose to undertake on the randomized map of the city advances the day, but it also allows you to pick up parts, clear out enemy factories, and reduce peasant forces before the game’s final battle.

Key Features:

Bionic Dues sets itself apart from competitors by giving you unprecedented control over the assets and mechs of your army. Here are the main features you can consider:

Six Distinct Exo Mech Classes:

Mix and match your team of four mechs from six different classes: the powerful Assault, the deadly Siege, the Shadow-making Science, the deadly Sniper, the sneaky Ninja, and the melee-savvy Brawler.

Deep and Custom Loot:

The game features a wide variety of purpose-built loot. You can upgrade weapons, shields, engines, computers, and reactors. Considering our tech modules with the full power of our mech adds an incredible layer of security.

50-Day Campaign:

Instead of a linear path, you forge your own journey through a randomized map of the city with over 120 possible nodes. The specific missions, research stations, and enemy positions you choose to attack directly affect how strong your final army will be on day one.

Perfect and Intelligent Enemy AI:

Don’t just fight defenseless enemies. You’ll find over 40 unique bot types—from the infamous DumBots and BlunderBots that can’t find their way, to the truly terrifying MurderBots and weapon-destroying EMP units.

Really Worthwhile Combat:

Unlike popular games that rely heavily on RNG-based rolls, combat here is more like a high-stakes puzzle. Attacks are random, and success depends entirely on your presence, steals, and your ability to defeat the enemy’s program.

Conclusion:

Bionic Dues is a perfect game for fans of deep strategy, action, and sci-fi adventures. Its unique combination of a campaign with a clock counting down to destruction, elaborate puzzle-like combat, and an almost infinite number of purpose-built mech parts gives it incredible replayability.