Metal Bringer Beginner’s Guide – How to Play, Customize, and Win

Mar 17

Metal Bringer is a fast-paced action game where you fight enemies using android soldiers called Labors and massive robots known as Arms. If you like collecting parts, building your own mechs, and smashing through waves of enemies, this game is for you.

What’s the Game About?

The story takes place in the future. Humans now live underground, and you control Labors who are sent out to explore what’s left of the world. There’s a girl who wakes up after 1,000 years of sleep, but the real focus is the action — not the story.

Combat Basics

On Foot:
You can attack with weapons, but you’re pretty weak.
In a Mech (Arm):
You are MUCH stronger. Even basic mechs make you a walking tank.
Combat Features:
- Dash around enemies.
- Use special attacks.
- Swap between weapon systems.
- If your mech is destroyed, hop out, fight on foot, or steal another mech.

Customization

Collect parts like legs, arms, heads, and weapons from enemies.
Mix and match these to build the mech you want.
Each part changes how your mech fights.

Progression System

Data Discs:
Drop from enemies. Give you new abilities.
D Chips:
Currency used to analyze data discs and mech parts.
- Even if you die, you keep these and spend them back at base.
- Analyze mech parts to unlock blueprints.
- Install upgrades for future runs.

Game Zones & Bosses

Fight through zones filled with enemies.
Each zone has mini-bosses and large bosses with unique attacks.
You’ll need good timing and a strong mech to win.

Visual Style & Feel

Pixelated graphics with a modern look.
Optional CRT filter for retro style.
Explosions and effects fill the screen during combat.

Final Tips

The game rewards chaos and fun.
You don’t lose everything when you die — you still make progress.
Each run helps you unlock new parts and build better mechs.

Let me know if you want tips on the best early-game builds or how to beat certain bosses!

Andrew Bame

Andrew has spent over five years writing about video games and is the primary contributor/editor for GamerBlurb. With a background in creative writing and past experience in the industry, he’s mastered the art of turning hours of gaming into something that sounds like work. When he’s not writing he’s either getting distracted by various sidequests or occasionally pretending he’s good at League of Legends (#iron).