Brigador is an isometric vehicle action game set in completely destructible environments. Highly difficult without being unfair. Lush revivalist graphic style reminds you of what 90's games would look like now. Huge variety of playable vehicles and weapons, deep tactics and high skill ceiling with custom map support all contribute to a game built to be played and enjoyed for a long time.
Platforms
Linux Mac PCGenres
Indie Shooter Strategy TacticalThemes
Action Science fiction
Languages: English and 12 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Nation Fusion
By Mike TaylorWelcome to the future. You are a mech contractor, solving problems for the great leader in your highly customizable mech warrior. The future sounds pretty exciting, right? Did I mention that your mech is controlled like the original Resident Evil, but top-down?
Without the Sarcasm
By agent86ixBrigador nails a lot of the core features of an isometric action game. Walking tanks stomping through fully destructible missions is a ton of fun. The vast variety of mech and loadout choices is impressive, and the game’s strategy changes depending on your choices. There are a few issues and omissions that keep Brigador from being an instant classic, but it’s still a ton of fun to play.
GameSpot
By Daniel StarkeyBrigador is a destructive romp filled with explosions and death, brought to you by some of the coolest robots around.
Kill Screen
By Brent AblesAt a basic aesthetic level, the game is also a treat. Each of the 42 maps were hand-drawn by the small team at Stellar Jockeys, and the work shows.
Destructoid
By Josh TolentinoNone of these niggles do much to detract from the overall experience, though, and despite them Brigador ends up a thrilling, hectic vehicle shooter that's quite a bit deeper than the forebears that inspired it.
