Cute Tamagotchi-Style Game Where You Raise Future Mecha Pilot
Train and guide Lana, a young pilot, and her sentient mech, the Valkyrie.
In a distant future, humanity is under attack by mysterious beings called Phantoms, some powerful entities from another dimension that cannot be fought with normal weapons. To resist them, humans created the Valkyries: massive mechs with their own personalities. These machines only bond with pilots they truly connect with on an emotional level.
Valkyrie Iteration is a visual novel where you manage the daily life of a young pilot, Lana, and prepare her for critical missions. Each day, you decide whether she trains or rests, shaping her abilities and her mental state. You'll need to carefully balance Lana's synchronization with the Valkyrie and her physical strength against growing fatigue and depression, as pushing too hard risks the mecha consuming her very essence.
The game features branching dialogue, adorable pixel art portraits, and multiple endings. An auto-save/load system also makes it easy to replay and explore different choices.
You can check out an early look at the gameplay and wishlist Valkyrie Iteration on Steam by clicking here.
Valkyrie Iteration is not the first project from Ternox, a Ukrainian Indie Game Developer who works with GameMaker. Before this, he released STONKS-9800, a retro-inspired simulator where players step into the role of an '80s Japanese stock market businessman:
Another successful retro-style game from Ternox is PockeDate!, a dating simulator centered around interacting with a virtual girlfriend, which, of course, has a secret second story going on:
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