Chromehounds

[Argroh Valdios]

Numberous groups are seeking the revival of it's online servers.

Aside from that, this game needs much more love.

[Akaimizu]

Agreed.

[Mantiskilla]

Haha holy crap. I still have quite a few dlcs from that game. It was fun when I played with some friends and im not all that into the mech thing

[Rubius-sama]

Chromehounds was amazing, but Hawken is coming out soon. It's not Chromehounds but it's similar and looks much better.

Click to register for the beta: https://playhawken.com/

Gameplay video:

[Dragwind]

That looks so delicious. While I did enjoy a bit of Chromehounds while it was up, something about it didn't have that charm for me.

[Argroh Valdios]

There is also Chromehound's Spiritual Sequel that will be out this march.

Made by the same company, too.

[Mike]

Armored Core 5 is more of a sequel to Armored Core 4.

[Argroh Valdios]

Armored Core 5 is more of a sequel to Armored Core 4.

AC4 and ACV are completely different games alltogether.

Really, it actually draws upon elements established in Chromehounds.

There's even an Opperator mode to boot.

and now something silly:

[Keilyn]

I'd rather wait for Mechwarrior V

[Akaimizu]

One of the things that was pretty neat for chrome hounds was the unusual but cool use of the Voice chat feature. Particularly when it came to that territory style gameplay. That is, communicating on a team worked to each person as long as they were close enough to a location you guys owned. However, if the enemy took away a post, you lost communications to those around it.

So the idea of taking down communications had a brand new meaning in that game since (unlike any other game) it kind of simulated that loss of intelligence in a RL application. Of course, Party chat could ruin that experience (Chromehounds was released some time before Party chat was implemented)...but we also know that a game can selectively not allow play of certain modes while Party Chat is in use, as proven by Dark Souls.