Now this one really tickles something in me. I’m a huge fan of mech games, especially of the tactical variety. But what happens when you get off the battlefield? You might not know this, but metal doesn’t just fix itself. And that’s where you come on. This time, you’re in the shop, welding and replacing damaged components. Currently aiming for release sometime in 2028, sadly. So a bit of a wait ahead of us. But one to keep in mind for damned sure.
Master Massive Mech Maintenance in Bay 12: Mech Repair
Only elite mech mechanics can do the job!
October 29, 2026 – Edmonton, Canada – It’s a beautiful day in the giant robot fighting corps because Zugalu Entertainment is announcing its upcoming first-person sci-fi sim, Bay 12: Mech Repair! Pilots get all the glory, but only the best of the best mechanics can repair these massive mechs and get them back into action. Bay 12: Mech Repair will be available for Windows PCs on Steam and is planned to launch in 2028.
Step into the hangar as an elite Mech Mechanic in this first-person immersive sim. Diagnose, repair, and upgrade massive battle rigs. Salvage scrap to craft custom parts. Complete work orders to earn credits and spend your earnings to upgrade your tools and equipment.
Diagnose the Damage – Every mech drops into your bay with its own story of what went wrong. Run diagnostics, scan for hidden faults, and build a work plan before picking up your tools.Do the Work – Remove, dismantle, and rebuild damaged systems. Weld, grind, rivet, and drill. Service the hydraulics, reactors, and electrofiber actuators that keep these mechs mobile. Strip the rust, lay down fresh paint, and sign off the work order.
Run Your Bay – When they assigned you to Bay 12, they gave you the tools you’d need. Everything else must be earned. Salvage scrap into custom components, keep your parts inventory stocked, and put credits back into better equipment for your bay so you can take on bigger jobs. Get to know these mechs and keep their pilots in the fight.
Bay 12: Mech Repair Features:
Play as an elite Mech Mechanic in first-person
Read every mech through your AR system: subsystems, core temperature, and per-limb structural integrity
Scan for hidden faults and build a work plan before you start
Remove, dismantle, and rebuild damaged mech systems
Weld, grind, rivet, and drill with hands-on tools
Service hydraulics, reactors, and electrofiber actuators
Strip rust, repaint, and stencil on unit markings
Bring mechs from critical back to fully operational
Salvage scrap and craft it into custom components
Earn credits, level up your tech rank, and upgrade your tools and equipment
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