M.A.S.S. Builder (2025)

Vermillion Digital

PC (Microsoft Windows)

4.00 from 2 ratings

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M.A.S.S. Builder is an Action RPG with players piloting a M.A.S.S. (Mechanical Assault Skeleton Suit) as a commander of a private military company, setting out to help combat the threat of Quarks. You will build, customize, and fight to save the world, or at least, have fun creating and customizing your perfect mechanical suits. The game features an in-depth customization … Read more
M.A.S.S. Builder is an Action RPG with players piloting a M.A.S.S. (Mechanical Assault Skeleton Suit) as a commander of a private military company, setting out to help combat the threat of Quarks. You will build, customize, and fight to save the world, or at least, have fun creating and customizing your perfect mechanical suits. The game features an in-depth customization system that has a clear distinction between equipment that gives status and equipment of pure aesthetics. You will be able to customize everything to suit your playstyle while looking good in this fast-paced mechanical combat. Read less
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Release dates

  • Sep 13, 2019 (Early Access) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • Sep 14, 2025 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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1pwny

Review 1pwny 4/5 · Nov 19, 2022

Build gundam, fight monster, ???, profit

The elevator pitch of M.A.S.S builder is you get to build a giant robot, customize its every piece, design its guns and energy weapons, then take it out to fight against hordes of giant monsters.

It's a great pitch, and when it works, it really works.

The game's real issues start coming in somewhere between hours 5 and 50. It's …

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The elevator pitch of M.A.S.S builder is you get to build a giant robot, customize its every piece, design its guns and energy weapons, then take it out to fight against hordes of giant monsters.

It's a great pitch, and when it works, it really works.

The game's real issues start coming in somewhere between hours 5 and 50. It's around then that you realize you start with almost no parts unlocked, and that unlocking all the cool robot pieces will take tens of hours of grinding the same few missions over and over again.

Additionally, there are very few "transformative" upgrades. Most of the time, you're spending currency to make your numbers go up to match the enemy's number which is also going up.

Overall, it's a game which has promise, but may never reach it. It is fun, and you'll enjoy yourself playing it - but it doesn't take long before you're scraping the bottom of the shallow barrel of game mechanics.

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