Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble
Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble
Description (IGDB)
Welcome back to the world of TINY METAL, Commander! TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE puts you in the boots of three unique commanders bonded by fate, each with their own squads to command and strengthen up on their quest to put an end to a new mysterious, rising threat.
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Description Steam (Français)
TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE vous fera vivre l'histoire de la Commandante Wolfram, la féroce leader des White Fangs partie à la recherche de son frère disparu. Vous défendrez de multiples fronts attaqués par des Dinoldans prêts à tout pour déterrer de dangereuses armes anciennes et vous ferez tout pour ramener la paix à des terres dévastées par les horreurs de la guerre.
FULL METAL RUMBLE reprend le concept du TINY METAL originel et passe à la vitesse supérieure, proposant 77 cartes d'escarmouche, dont 21 pouvant accueillir d'intenses batailles en multijoueur. Cette nouvelle armée comporte plus de 21 types d'unités, dont les nouvelles classes de Héros et de Commandant qui vous aideront à conquérir les 39 missions du mode Campagne. Chaque carte possède en prime diverses missions bonus qui vous encourageront à viser plus que la simple victoire. Quatre nouveaux modes de difficulté permettent aux vétérans et aux nouvelles recrues d'entrer dans le feu de l'action et de vivre des émotions fortes.
AREA35 a créé un monde attrayant avec une histoire captivante qui fera de chaque bataille un événement fort. Le talent d'écriture de Hiro Inaba et le génie de composition de Tomoki Miyoshi donnent vie aux personnages et au monde pour une histoire qui vous marquera durablement !
Éditions et prix Steam
Avis des joueurs Steam
I'd recommend this to anyone, its a plain upgrade of the first one with a lot of replayability. If they had added a custom map creator this would probably still be active currently.
Mises à jour et Actualités
The authentic strategy simulation series ‘TINY METAL’ is up to 73% OFF during the Steam Winter Sale!
https://clan.fastly.steamstatic.com/images/45674288/32513f464af8fd57fbbef3de923c03a5f2c29bd3.jpg AREA35 Inc. will hold a sale for its full-scale strategy simulation game series ‘TINY METAL’ to coincide with the Steam Winter Sale starting December 18th (3:00 AM on December 19th, Japan Standard Time). During the sale period, ‘TINY METAL’ will be 73% OFF (¥495), and ‘TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE’ along with other titles, including downloadable content, will be available at special prices. ■『TINY METAL』 Series Winter Sale Prices 『TINY METAL）』：495円（73％OFF） 『TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE）』：630円（65％OFF） 『TINY METAL: Will of the Shogun』：205円（50％OFF） ■About 'TINY METAL' This is a casual yet deeply strategic simulation game that blends the charm of classic turn-based strategy with modern game design. Immerse yourself in detailed 3D graphics powered by Unreal Engine and a dramatic story driven by unique characters themed around “the courage to believe.” Command over 15 distinctive units as you command the battlefield. ■About 'TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE' This sequel to the 2017 release TINY METAL centers on the theme “Family Love or World Salvation?” Players can choose from three game modes: the traditional “Campaign” mode, the ‘Skirmish’ mode featuring over 60 selectable maps, and the “Multiplayer” mode. In Multiplayer, you can fully enjoy the thrill of strategizing and outmaneuvering opponents online, whether playing solo or with friends. ■Regarding TINY METAL 2, scheduled for release next year and beyond The latest installment, Tiny Metal 2, unfolds a new story centered on the theme: “Should this power be used, or sealed away?” This installment enables cooperative play across all game modes, including Story Mode and Versus Mode, and introduces diverse naval units like battleships and submarines. Furthermore, Studio SAFEHOUSE—co-creator of the Netflix exclusive ‘Mobile Suit Gundam: Requiem of Revenge’—has completely revamped the graphical presentation, including characters and units. ■Product Overview Title: TINY METAL Platform: PC (Steam) Genre: Authentic War Simulation Game Release Date: Thursday, December 21, 2017 Developer: AREA35 Inc. Price: ¥1,834 (tax included) Official X: @tinymetalgame Title: TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE Platform: PC (Steam) Genre: Authentic War Simulation Game Release Date: Thursday, July 11, 2019 Developer: AREA35 Inc. Price: ¥1,800 (tax included) Official X: @tinymetalgame CERO: B (Ages 12 and up) Copyright: (C) 2019 AREA 35, Inc. (C) 2019 HIROAKI YURA ■About AREA35 AREA35 Inc. is a company that plans and develops original games (proprietary IP titles) for PCs, home video game consoles, and smartphones. As its debut title, the company developed the strategy simulation game “TINY METAL,” inspired by classic masterpieces from the Famicom era, achieving sales exceeding 100,000 units. Beyond game development, the company offers diverse services including game localization support, look development using Unreal Engine, and non-game enterprise software development. Its development office, based in Kanda Nishikicho, Tokyo, employs approximately 60 staff members. With additional locations in Kyoto, Taiwan, Germany, and the United States, AREA35 operates a global team structure to create a wide range of content.
JAPAN ONLY: Publisher Change for “TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE"
Effective May 1, 2025, AREA 35’s group company, AREA 34, Inc. will become the official Japanese publisher for the war simulation game "TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE," taking over publishing duties from Lasengle Inc. For further details, please check the Japanese Steam announcement.
TINY METAL: FULL METAL RUMBLE v.1.0.17
Thanks to community reports on Discord we identified an issue blocking multiplayer play through Steamworks. Update v1.0.17 fixes this networking. It also includes a workaround for a rare bug caused by Steam Cloud saves which currupted saves and caused crashes. Exact Changelog below: - Fix client not connecting in multiplayer sessions - Log error when save file is invalid - Init new save file when save file is invalid
Avis des critiques et joueurs
Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble surpasses both its predecessor and the recent Wargroove to become the number one Advance Wars clone available on Switch right now. Indeed, it may be fair to say that this time around Area 35 has beaten Advance Wars at its own game with a super-tight and generous SRPG that takes the best from the greats it emulates and wraps them up in a much more modern and satisfying package. Battles here are challenging, tense and highly replayable affairs, new tactical options add even more depth to proceedings and the story, once it gets going, will keep you locked in until the fight is done. Long-suffering Advance Wars fans take note, this one really is pretty much essential. »
« The best Advance Wars clone so far on the Switch, with tons of content, accessible controls, and deceptively deep gameplay. »
« Although there is definitely room to grow in terms of story and how its presented, as well as a few minor flaws here and there, Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble provides a huge amount of enjoyment from start to finish with some incredibly tense fights. »
« Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble is an impressive SRPG with rewarding gameplay, fun online multiplayer, and loads of replay value. »
« Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble is a fun and well designed turn-based strategy game that drew inspiration from some of the finest references in Nintendo consoles and delivers a very improved sequel on its predecessor where the level of strategy involved and the amount of content help make this a very recommended work, with its rather slow start and long loading times being easier to weather with so many redeeming qualities. »
« Full Metal Rumble upgrades the Tiny Metal formula, making it an even deadlier time consumer than it ever was. It offers a great training for the mind while being entertaining at the same time. It is an echo of the Advance Wars legacy that delivers anything a fan would want, and so much more. »
« For a second attempt, Area 35 has done a solid if unspectacular job with Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble. They’ve addressed a few complaints about the game, especially in handheld mode for me, which is pretty impressive for a year and a half turnaround between games. If the initial load and maps themselves weren’t so long as to make it a chore to play in bursts, this could be an all timer. It’s not a general, but sometimes you need staff sergeants. »
« Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble is a great improvement on its predecessor Tiny Metal. If you like Tiny Metal or Advance Wars you will likely enjoy Full Metal. The price of $18.89 CAD for this game is a good deal if you are a fan of the genre. There was plenty of content both in the campaign and through the skirmish mode. The character models were well done with an overall pleasant art style. All things considered, this is a solid turn-based strategy game that builds well on the previous game. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« I'm overall happy with this being in the shop. There is no Advance Wars on the Switch, and I don't see a point in playing Wargroove (it's quite different, aesthetically worse than even the AW games from decades ago and costs 17 Euro's atm). Now this game is slightly cheaper, is nearly an exact copy of AW and actually plays well. Even when comparing it directly to AW games I'd say it has some neat edges. Being able to select your action mid-movement and your cursor directly moving towards units that haven't been used/factories that haven't produced anything are examples of that. Negatives I've found include a story that I lost interest in relatively quickly in favor of gameplay, and the fact that Fog of War is found on every map (which disrupts complete vision, even of what field type can be found on certain areas on the grid). I also feel like units blend into the terrain way too much. Advance Wars is more colourfully distinct, whereas in this game I lose track of which units of mine (and the enemy) are found where. With AW Rebootcamp on the horizon with a massive 60 bucks pricetag for a remake (and let's be real, a graphic remodel for a game like AW really isn't that valuable), I'd say Tiny Metal gives you way more bang for your buck. Then again if money isn't your concern waiting for Rebootcamp with a potentially large online crowd and nostalgia is a good option as well, and there's no Advance Wars game like Advance Wars itself. »
« I picked this game up because of the good reviews and I think I must be playing a different game. I saw comparisons to wargroove (which I think is great) and this game doesn't hold a candle to wargroove at all. I've played the first 7 or 8 missions of the campaign and the first optional side mission and while there is some solid strategic gameplay here (but certainly nothing special), there is basically no narrative and no character development. The game is just completely bland and doesn't pull you in the play more at all (at least in my case). I love strategic and tactical RPGs, they are my favorite genre of games, and I get this is a smaller budget tittle, but how it has a 77 critic score is beyond me. The graphics on switch are also pretty rough. The game takes awhile to load and just looks bad. Its a budget title so I wouldn't hold this against it normally but its just the final straw that broke that camel's back for me in making me put this game down for good. There are plenty of much better tactical games out there on switch so go play those. »
« Les développeurs du studio indépendant japonais Area 35 sont des amoureux des jeux de stratégie au tour par tour et plus spécifiquement de la série Advance Wars. Cela se ressent dans l’ambiance globale du jeu et du gameplay. Pour un petit prix, Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble vous proposera un jeu très complet et des dizaines d’heures grâce à sa campagne assez longue et à ses modes Escarmouches et multi-joueurs. À défaut d’un nouvel opus de la série Advance Wars, Tiny Metal fait plutôt bien le job et si vous êtes fan du genre vous ne regretterez pas votre achat. Note: 7/10 »
« The second outing in this franchise has shown some amazing progress. The gameplay is much tighter and is almost to the standard of a AAA turn based strategy. Where War Groove imitates the aesthetics of the Advance Wars franchise, Tiny Metal FMR manages to distinguish itself from it's former inspiration. One of the most welcomed addition to the strategy element is unit facing, similarly to classic turn-based strategies such as Tactics Ogre and Final Fantasy Tactics. This adds an extra layer to the strategy element. New mecha units are also a delight to see. As serious as its subject matter is (war), the super deformed style of the units are still as endearing as those that were featured in the AW series. Character art can sometimes be a bit rough around the edges but it felt like it has improved. Also, the narrative is not so frustratingly involved as its predecessor, which is a very welcomed change as well. The way that text appear in dialogue boxes somehow manages to trigger my OCD, not sure what it is exactly but perhaps a more conventional way to make text appear in a dialogue box would be better? Also, the UI registers everything you click so when you enter a mission screen from the world map, and had double clicked confirmed, it can potentially take you straight into the mission, skipping the briefing. The AI is an improvement but still rather predictable. There are ways to spam units to win but it's not as uninvolved as some people make it out to be. Overall, this game gets a 9 from me. It's not perfect, but considering the problems with it coming from such a small indie team, this is definitely Area35's best entry into the world of gaming yet. They deserve high praise considering the little to no marketing support from anybody (unlike indie titles like War Groove). If people want better, there really should be more competition, but there isn't. »
« I am certainly enjoying it! I played all advanced wars games and loved them and this is certainly a good spiritual successor. It feels like an upgrade, a sequel, highly recommend it if you are into this kind of game. (Later levels can get pretty tricky! Test your pacience!!) »
« Substantially better than the first game! It still has the same core gameplay but the gameplay has been tweaked to feel much smoother. They also now have sprite animations that give it a more Advance Wars feel. There are more maps and much more content to unlock and enjoy. The only complaint is the initial load time, but once it's loaded up it runs very well. »
