
About Game
Metal Garden is a short, atmospheric single-player FPS set inside a massive overgrown megastructure built for a forgotten purpose. Players take control of a nomad who becomes stranded in the hostile wilds after their mech breaks down.
Explore enormous industrial structures, discover the remains of ancient civilizations, encounter mysterious factions, and fight through varied encounters while uncovering the secrets hidden within this strange world. Designed to be completed in a single sitting, the game offers a focused one-to-three-hour FPS campaign with exploration, combat, and mystery.
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Key Features
- Short Shooter Campaign: Complete a tightly designed FPS adventure in approximately one to three hours.
- Overgrown Megastructure: Explore enormous industrial structures covered by nature.
- Atmospheric Sci-Fi Setting: Discover architectural relics from civilizations of the distant past.
- Responsive Combat: Experience smooth movement and direct, responsive FPS combat.
- Sci-Fi Mystery: Uncover the mysterious story through exploration and environmental discovery.
- Mysterious Factions: Encounter powerful factions that have developed within the megastructure.
- Injury System: Manage your overall health as well as injuries affecting individual body parts.
- Varied Encounters: Fight through different encounters across the hostile environment.
- Gameplay Modifiers: Change your playthrough with different health, enemy, and item modifiers.
- Enemy Randomizers: Add variety by changing enemy encounters between playthroughs.
- Item Randomizers: Experience different item placements for additional replay variety.
- Mid-2000s Inspired Visuals: Enjoy atmospheric visuals inspired by FPS games from the mid-00s.
- Single-Player Adventure: Explore the megastructure and uncover its mysteries alone.
Personal Experience
Metal Garden provides a compact FPS adventure that combines exploration, combat, atmosphere, and science-fiction mystery. Its massive megastructure creates a memorable setting where industrial architecture and overgrown nature exist side by side.
The combat is designed around responsive movement, while the injury system adds an interesting survival element by making individual body parts important. Players need to manage their condition carefully rather than relying only on a single health meter.
The short campaign makes Metal Garden suitable for players who prefer focused experiences rather than extremely long FPS games. Gameplay modifiers, enemy randomizers, and item randomizers also provide additional variety for subsequent playthroughs.
For fans of first-person shooters, atmospheric sci-fi worlds, exploration, mysterious stories, and retro-inspired FPS visuals, Metal Garden offers a compact and distinctive adventure.
Game Information
- Title: Metal Garden
- Genre: Action, Shooting, First-Person
- Publisher: Source Macchiato
- Developer: Tinerasoft
- Platform: Nintendo Switch
- Release Date: September 1, 2026
- Game Size: 693 MB
- Nintendo Switch 2 Size: 958 MB
- Players: Single Player (1)
- Supported Play Modes: TV Mode, Tabletop Mode, Handheld Mode
- Languages: Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, American English
- Nintendo Switch Online: Save Data Cloud Supported
- ESRB Rating: Teen – Blood, Violence
FAQs
- What is Metal Garden?
Metal Garden is a short atmospheric first-person shooter set inside a massive overgrown megastructure. - How long does Metal Garden take to complete?
The campaign is designed to be completed in approximately one to three hours. - Is Metal Garden single-player?
Yes. The Nintendo Switch version supports one player. - What is the setting of the game?
The game takes place inside a huge megastructure built for a forgotten purpose, featuring industrial structures that have been taken over by nature. - Does Metal Garden have a mystery story?
Yes. The sci-fi mystery is revealed through exploration of the game’s environments. - What makes the injury system different?
Players must manage not only their overall health but also the condition of individual body parts. - Does the game have replay modifiers?
Yes. Players can use different modifiers, including health system changes and enemy and item randomizers.
