Roguelike third-person mech-action shooter RIG Riot to be Steam Deck optimised
I’m a ridiculous sucker for mech-action games and RIG Riot just landed on my radar. A roguelike third-person mech-action shooter with some fun looking combat.
The developer has posted an announcement on Steam to note how they plan to ensure it works well on Steam Deck, with current testing showing it will run at 60FPS after only a few tweaks of the settings and they plan to continue optimising it.
More about it: “RIG Riot is a roguelike third-person mech-action shooter. Travel through increasingly difficult stages and collect weapons and mods with powerful effects. Discover unique synergies that suit your playstyle, and travel the megastructure in search of rare permanent parts to perfect your RIG.”
Check out the latest trailer which shows off some action along with mech customization:
Highlights from the Steam page:
Exciting Combat
Combat can feel quite different depending on the style of RIG you build. Do you prefer a light and mobile mech that bombards their foes from range with a trusty sniper? How about a well-rounded powerhouse who focuses on bringing the pain with missile bombardments and automatic rifles? Or maybe you prefer a tanky build that barrels through all opposition with laser blades and shotguns? Put together your build and then prepare for fast-paced combat against a wide array of enemies.
Deep Customization
In RIG Riot, every loss is an opportunity. Dive into the garage and check out the exciting new parts you’ve earned. Every part in RIG Riot is made out of a combination of components from the various full sets available in the game. On top of that, rare parts can be found with their own powerful effects. There are an incredible amount of parts to find- which will you use?
Powerful Synergies
Finds the best ways to make your unique RIG shine as you travel through increasingly difficult stages. Search for rare weapons and mods with effects that compliment your build to see just how far you can go.
Right to the top of my wishlist this one goes.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
