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The gameplay should be pretty familiar to any Front Mission player. It's an isometric SRPG where you move Wanzer (mechanized soldiers) units around a grid. You can equip your mechs with a variety of weapons which give them different attack styles, from rifles to basic punches. Each unit is divided into four regions that govern whether and how much they can continue to function: right arm, left arm, legs, and torso. Take out the legs to restrict movement; take out the arms to eliminate whatever weapon is equipped on each. If the torso goes, the unit's removed completely. A lot of the fun in Front Mission comes from mixing and matching different body parts and weapons to create better soldiers, and I didn't really get a chance to play around with a lot of that. All the core gameplay of the battle system certainly seemed to come across just fine, though.

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