Gigantic Army
for Nintendo Switch
$34.99
GIGANTIC ARMY is a heartfelt homage to 16-bit era mech shooters. Join forces and fight the invaders to change the future of humanity. It is the 21st Century and Earth is at war with the Ramulons – an alien race determined to stop mankind’s advance into space.
Mankind’s war against the Ramulons has reached Planet Ramulon itself, and it is now down to YOU to pilot the GMR-34-SALADIN, a Manned Combat Robot, to take down the alien army. Customize your arsenal of explosive, projectile, and plasma weapons. Combine them with melee attacks, thrusters, and shields – and take the fight to another level to end the conflict!
Gigantic Army’s awesome retro arcade style, slick animation, and superbly detailed character and stage design combined will engage you in addictive and high-energy gameplay.
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GIGANTIC ARMY is a heartfelt homage to 16-bit era mech shooters. Join forces and fight the invaders to change the future of humanity. It is the 21st Century and Earth is at war with the Ramulons – an alien race determined to stop mankind’s advance into space.
Mankind’s war against the Ramulons has reached Planet Ramulon itself, and it is now down to YOU to pilot the GMR-34-SALADIN, a Manned Combat Robot, to take down the alien army. Customize your arsenal of explosive, projectile, and plasma weapons. Combine them with melee attacks, thrusters, and shields – and take the fight to another level to end the conflict!
Gigantic Army’s awesome retro arcade style, slick animation, and superbly detailed character and stage design combined will engage you in addictive and high-energy gameplay.
Michael R. (verified owner) –
Christopher D. (verified owner) –
I’m a sucker for a good Mech-style game no matter what kind of genre it falls into and this one immediately caught my eye once I saw it. The gameplay is very reminiscent of another series called Target Earth or Assault Suit Leynos (depending on your console and/or region) and I’m happy to report that Gigantic Army plays just as well as those games. The controls have a slight learning curve depending on whether you prefer sticks or a d-pad, but is nothing serious to overcome and is pretty much second nature after a few minutes of play. The only negative I have is that the available number of copies being sold are some of the lowest numbers for a “limited run” so to speak that I have ever seen. Only 1500 are available and each copy is numbered. Mine is #439 out of 1500 so they are beginning to run out. Do NOT wait on this game if you want a physical copy.