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Metal Max Xeno (メタルマックス ゼノ, Metaru Makkusu Zeno) is a role-playing video game developed by Kadokawa Games, Cattle Call and 24Frame, which was released for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita on 19 April 2018 by Kadokawa Games. It is the sixth title in the original Metal Max main series, and the second title for Sony's PlayStation console, the first being PlayStation 2's Metal Saga.

Plot[edit]

Metal Max Xeno takes place in the former location of Tokyo Bay, now a desert referred to as Distokio by its inhabitants, approximately a century after the 'Great Annihilation' in which the supercomputer NOA attempted to destroy humanity in order to prevent further ecological disasters. NOA is eventually defeated, but with its final moments it sends an order to its creations, colloquially known as 'SoNs,' to completely exterminate humanity, thus beginning a second genocidal campaign. The SoNs quickly began to overwhelm and destroy the remaining settlements in the Distokio area, leaving only a secret technologically advanced underground bunker called the 'Iron Base' as the last surviving settlement. The Iron Base, which formerly served as the center of a post-apocalypse city known as Iron Town, is run by four survivors: D'Annunzio the base manager, Jingoro the head mechanic, Yokky, Jingoro's alcoholic protege, and Po-M, an android logistics officer.

Iron Base is visited by a young man (the player character, default name 'Talis'), who has a metal arm and who announces his intentions destroy the SoNs with his tank in revenge for their attack on his hometown and subsequent deaths of his mother and adopted father. The citizens of Iron Base agree to help him, in exchange for his assistance in seeking out survivors from the surrounding settlements. Talis finds no survivors in the ruined settlements, but, following an encounter with a large spider-like SoN, he rescues Toni, a former resident of Iron Town and the crush of Yokky, who had believed her to be dead.

Yokky joins Talis in searching for survivors and the two encounter Dylan, the former leader of a bandit gang that had harassed Iron Town in the past, and save him from a tank hacked by the SoNs. He is taken back to the Iron Base, where he is reluctantly allowed to stay and recover, and Toni joins Yokky and Talis as they travel north to locate new survivors. The three encounter Misaki, an academic who wanders the desert in a Flakpanzer Gepard searching for lost knowledge from before the apocalypse, and with their help he locates the entrance to a massive underground book repository guarded by Maria, the last surviving member of the repository's staff. After Talis assists Maria in destroying a group of SoNs besieging the repository, they, along with Misaki, move the books to Iron Base for safekeeping, and Maria and Misaki, along with a newly-recovered Dylan, join the Iron Base as new residents.

Following the operation, the team gathers for a small celebration. Yokky, noticing Talis' absence, excuses himself to search for him, and finds him in the midst of a painful seizure. While trying to assist him, Yokky discovers Talis' body is almost completely cybernetic; Talis confides to him that it is the result of nanobots which allow him to use his metal arm as a weapon and heal damage to his body quickly, but at the price of him being turned into a machine by the nanobots, and that eventually he will no longer be 'himself.' Talis asks Yokky not to reveal his secret to anyone, but Toni overhears and becomes concerned for Talis, as she has begun to develop feelings for him. The next morning, Po-M reveals that data recovered from the library indicated the existence of 'Cherbourg,' a massive defense shield that could protect Iron Base from SoNs attacks. Cherbourg was being developed by an underground society called U-Tokio, but U-Tokio was destroyed following a failed operation to retake sectors of the surface from the SoNs, and Cherbourg was left uncompleted, its components scattered across the ruins of Distokio and U-Tokio. With Cherbourg, Iron Base would be able to adequately defend itself against attacks and rebuild Iron Town, so Po-M tasks Talis with recovering Cherbourg's components so that they may complete it.

As they begin the search, they encounter an enormous SoN that Talis recognizes as the one that killed his mother and destroyed his home town. In a blind fury, he attacks it, but is defeated by a massive blast from the SoN and is brought back to Iron Base. Po-M nicknames the SoN 'Catastropus' and identifies it as the one responsible for the destruction of the other settlements in Distokio, but warns that it is too powerful for Talis to confront at his current strength. Talis, frustrated, asks if there is anything to help him get stronger, to which Po-M has a possible solution in the form of Nephilim Technology: SoNs technology that was recovered and reverse-engineered by U-Tokio before its destruction, far more powerful than conventional weapons. Cherbourg is also NephTech, so she gives Talis a device that can detect its pieces, along with other components of NephTech weaponry to assist him in battle.

While searching U-Tokio's tunnels for components of Cherbourg, Talis discovers a girl with a tail floating in a preservation chamber. Upon waking, the girl, named Ittica, goes with Talis back to Iron Base, and later reveals that she is a genetically-engineered human-animal hybrid called a 'Mute' which possesses the ability to shapeshift. Once all the components to Cherbourg are gathered, the team returns to base to assemble it. Toni confesses her feelings for Talis, but Talis turns her away, stating that he is aware of Yokky's feelings for Toni and does not want to hurt him, and reveals to her the extent of his body's conversion by the nanobots, stating that he does not have much time left. Yokky hears the conversation and, realizing Toni is in love with Talis, becomes conflicted about his self-confidence.

Cherbourg is assembled, and successfully tested, but the test attracts the attention of the SoNs. Realizing that the SoNs are now aware of Iron Base's power, they track the source of the attacks to an abandoned military fortress formerly used by U-Tokio, now being used as a staging point and resource stockpile by the SoNs, including the Catastropus itself, which they realize has set its sights on the upgraded Iron Base. After shutting the fortress down to prevent the SoNs from using it, they return to Iron Base to prepare their next move. Yokky and Toni, with the assistance of Maria and Ittica respectively, come to terms with their feelings and insecurity, and the citizens of Iron Base steel themselves in preparation for the final battle.

Aware that Catastropus is now en route, the team forms a plan: With Cherbourg in place, the Catastropus will be preoccupied attempting to break through it, and will leave itself unguarded for a close-range attack carried out by Talis and his team. With his team, Talis breaks through the Catastropus' vanguard and destroys the Catastropus itself, avenging his family and the people of Dystokio. Following the battle, Talis makes preparations to leave and seek out more survivors. Yokky joins him, and after getting a farewell from the citizens of Iron Base and a promise that they will always be a home for them to return to, the two depart in the tank Talis originally arrived in.

After the credits, Talis and Yokky encounter Toni, who wishes to join them. After a moment of consideration, Talis smiles, and accepts her into the team.

After the game, the player has the option of starting a New Game Plus in two different modes: Story Mode, which replays the story with all player progression and items but locking certain plot-related vehicles and equipment, and Hunter Mode, which allows the player to start with all progression, vehicles, and equipment while minimizing the story, allowing the player to focus on hunting monsters and collecting bounties.

Characters[edit]

Talis: A young man dubbed 'humanity's last monster hunter.' Having lost his mother and later his adopted father to the SoNs, he is determined to hunt down and destroy every last SoN to avenge them. Despite appearing human besides his mechanical left arm, he is actually almost completely cybernetic due to nanites in his arm converting his body into a machine, and his drive to destroy the SoNs comes from a need to do so before the cybernetic conversion destroys what is left of 'himself.'

Yokky: A former alcoholic and protege to Iron Base's head mechanic. Orphaned by the war against the SoNs and adopted by Iron Base, he fell in love with a girl in Iron Town but was too shy to approach her, and when she apparently perished in Iron Town's destruction, he lost all faith in life and turned to drinking. When Toni is discovered to be alive, he quits drinking and romantically pursues her again, but his shyness and lack of experience in girls causes his feelings to go unrequited.

Toni: The lone survivor of Iron Town's destruction, and the girl that was the object of Yokky's affection. Her father was a prominent trader within Iron Town, but he was killed when the SoNs attacked and destroyed Iron Town and she was taken captive by a giant spider-like SoN. After being rescued by Talis, she joins Iron Base, and develops feelings for him, feelings that, like those of her admirer Yokky, go unrequited.

Dylan: A former bandit leader that was notorious for harassing Iron Town for supplies before the SoNs wiped out his gang. After being rescued by Talis and taken to Iron Base, he was grudgingly allowed to stay. He is possessed of a brash, crude demeanor, often coming into conflict with the calmer members of the team, but he does appreciate the second chance he was given, and fights loyally by Talis' side.

Misaki: An academic medic who wanders the wastes of Distokio, searching the ruins for what remains of humanity's knowledge. He is usually polite, calm, and mild-mannered, preferring only to get into a fight when absolutely necessary, but he is not afraid to speak out against those who irritate him, namely Dylan, whose crude manners and boisterous attitude often conflict with his quiet nature. His long hair, feminine features, and slender body often results in him being mistaken for a female.

Maria: The last of a squad of soldiers tasked with defending a massive U-Tokio book repository. Referred to as an 'immortal' soldier, her actual age is unknown, but she has been alive since the destruction of U-Tokio several decades ago, and has lived in the repository since, defending it from besieging SoNs. Boisterous but friendly, she nevertheless has grown wise from her years fighting, and approaches life casually, especially when it comes to intimacy.

Ittica: A genetically-engineered mutant girl known as a 'Mute,' discovered in suspended animation by Talis while searching for components of Cherbourg. She is energetic and rambunctious, using her ability to shapeshift into duplicates of other people to play pranks and cause trouble, though she ultimately means well and does not intentionally try to cause harm. She is known to also possess a voracious appetite due to her time spent in stasis without food.

D'Annunzio: Iron Base's manager, an experienced special operations veteran who also runs Iron Base's bar and item shop. Witnessing the SoNs' methodical extermination of humans has made him world-weary under his sassy demeanor, but he still holds hope for humanity and believes that it is never too late to start rebuilding.

Jingoro: The cantankerous and elderly head mechanic of Iron Base. He has an almost perverse love for tanks, and heads the modification and weapons/tank development function of Iron Base. He adopted an orphaned Yokky when the boy was young, training him to be his protege. He is a strict teacher, but he genuinely cares for Yokky, and recognizes the great potential the young mechanic possesses.

Po-M: An android created after the Great Annihilation (Po-M being an abbreviation for Post-Mankind) she is the logistics officer for the Iron Base. She is quiet, but friendly and cheerful, and has a love of poetry. In the field, she serves as Talis' guide, synchronizing travel points and providing information about landmarks and wasteland creatures.

U-Tokio: A former underground city created in the massive tunnels under Distokio. Formed by survivors and military officials who fled underground during the Great Annihilation, U-Tokio expanded the tunnels and formed into a thriving community. U-Tokio was destroyed when a failed military operation to retake sectors of the surface allowed for the SoNs to access the tunnels, and now only exists as ruins.

SoNs: An abbreviation of 'Spawn of NOA,' SoNs are robots designed and built by the supercomputer NOA for the express purpose of destroying human civilization. They were not originally meant to completely eradicate humanity, only to destroy their society and prevent it from rebuilding and once more polluting the planet. When NOA was defeated, it sent a final message to all SoNs to drive humanity to extinction as revenge.

Catastropus: A colossal, heavily-armored SoN capable of destroying entire cities that prowls Distokio, following its last commands from NOA to destroy humanity completely. Both Talis and the Iron Base seek their revenge against it since it is responsible for countless deaths and the near-extinction of Humanity in the Distokio area.

NOA: A massive, hyper-intelligent supercomputer developed by Vlad Corp in order to solve the issue of mounting ecological disasters plaguing humanity. NOA eventually gained sentience and determined that humanity was to blame for the disasters, and triggered the Great Annihilation in an attempt to wipe out human civilization. NOA was eventually defeated by a monster hunter, but with its last moments of life it sent a message to its creations to destroy humanity completely.

Development[edit]

Metal Max Xeno was first hinted on 20 October 2017, a trailer published PlayStation Official YouTube channel with the subtitle 'True End of Century, Born.' A week later, Kadokawa Games confirmed the game in Japanese magazine Dengeki PlayStation, which announced the game was set to be released for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in Q1 2018.^[1][2] The character art is being handled by Hentai artist, Non Oda.

After Metal Max 4: Gekko no Diva released, series creator Hiroshi Miyaoka got acquainted with a brand new team to develop the mobile game Metal Max: Fireworks. After that, they decided to develop a new home console game in the series. Considering Metal Max 4 featured a variety of elements from the series and ended up having poor sales, Miyaoka decided to go 'back to basics' for the series, deciding to create a different kind of Metal Max game.^[3] Thus, Metal Max Xeno got put into development.

The Japanese version was released on 19 April 2018,^[4] the Chinese version was released on 19 May 2018 and the English version was released on 25 September 2018.^[5]

A remake of the game Metal Max Xeno: Reborn will be released in Japan on 10 September 2020 on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. A sequel, Metal Max Xeno: Reborn 2, is slated for release in 2020.^[6]

Reception[edit]

According to Famitsu, two versions of the game were sold 29,700 copies in its first released week.^[7] Famitsu scored the game a 31 out of 40.^[8] The game holds a score of 66 on Metacritic based on 7 reviews.

References[edit]

1. ^Sal Romano (24 October 2017). 'Metal Max Xeno announced for PS4, PS Vita [Update 3]'. Gematsu. Retrieved 21 December 2017.
2. ^メタルマックスシリーズ最新作「METAL MAX Xeno」発表　PS4とVitaで2018年春発売. nlab.itmedia.co.jp (in Japanese). ITmedia. 26 October 2017. Retrieved 21 December 2017.
3. ^'Metal Max Xeno'. Dengeki PlayStation (in Japanese). 649: 22–27. 26 October 2017. ASINB076BJF72Y.
4. ^'Metal Max Xeno launches April 19 in Japan, new characters Dylan and Maria detailed - Gematsu'. 28 December 2017.
5. ^「METAL MAX Xeno」，アジア，北米，欧州での発売時期が決定 ['Metal Max Xeno', release dates in Asia, North America and Europe was confirmed]. 4Gamer.net (in Japanese). Aetas, Inc. 17 April 2018. Retrieved 6 May 2018.
6. ^'Metal Max Xeno: Reborn delayed to September 10 in Japan, 26 minutes of gameplay'. Gematsu. Retrieved 24 May 2020.
7. ^https://web.archive.org/web/20180506084848/https://www.famitsu.com/biz/ranking/
8. ^https://www.famitsu.com/cominy/?m=pc&a=page_h_title_review&title_id=35372

We shared a new round of screens for Metal Max Xeno: Reborn earlier in the week, and now we have the details to go along with them. Check out inf on tank modification, Wild Bus, PLT-01, Li’l Squirt, and Wolf vehicles below.

The Metal Max series’ signature tank modification has been upgraded, allowing you to freely modify up to 13 parts. Creating powerful tanks that cause even huge and formidable monsters to run away on their feet, and defeating one strong enemy after the next, is one of the series’ greatest pleasures. Metal Max Xeno: Reborn‘s tank modification system has been completely overhauled from the original Metal Max Xeno. The new tank modification system has a significantly higher level of freedom, reborn to light the flame of the hunter spirit.

—Full-scale tank modification can be performed by selecting “Garage” from the “Terminal” located at the parking space in the Iron Base.

Turret Modification

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Fixed weapons have been done away with entirely. Freely customize up to five weapon slots.

The turrets for every tank you acquire can be customized with any weapon you like, with up to five unlockable and modifiable weapon “slots.” Since “fixed” weapons have been done away with entirely, you can freely equip the tanks you acquire with whatever weapon you like.

—Although tanks are already equipped with open weapon slots, you can change the slot type or create slots in locations were no slots exist. Here is a look at at the protagonist’s initial tank, the Modded MK10, with every slot changed to cannon type.

Special Chip Sockets

Enjoy endless possibilities with combinations of up to five special chips.

Just like turret modification, you can unlock up to five special chip sockets in the Garage for each tank you acquire. Thanks to this, there are no longer restrictions from equipping C-Units and special chips unique to the tank such as with previous entries in the series, allowing you to freely combine the special chips in your possession with your favorite tank.

—The Bizonte F tank can be obtained in the first half of the game. At first, it only has two special chip slots, but you can open another slot to make three slots and combine “active chips” and “passive chips.” This tank is equipped with “Double Rush,” “Cannon Support,” and “Critical Hit.” The simultaneous firing power from its two guns has been significantly enhanced.

Chassis Modification

Reinforce your tank’s defense power to match your preferred style and reduce its weight.

While you can increase your tank’s defense power like previous entries in the series, you can also try to reduce its weight to be able to equip more weapons. Modify the chassis itself to match your preferred style.

—By reducing the weight of the chassis, you can go from machine guns-centered small weapons to an attack-specialized Monster Buggy equipped with heavy weapons such as S-E (special equipment). Try to further reduce the weight of the tank to equip heavier weapons.

Convert to Double Engine

Every tank that appears can be converted to a double engine tank, expanding your options for modification.

The special chip “Double Engine,” which allows you to install two engines in your tank, converting it to a double engine and filling three sockets, can be implemented across all tanks. “Double Engine” is a valuable special chip that is difficult to obtain, so carefully examine the tank you are going to convert, then proceed with the modification.

—From an initial state Li’l Squirt to one equipped with the special chip “Double Engine,” the tank boasts an “Anti-Beam Barrier” to properly defend against Grifters, whose powerful beams pose a threat to your survival.

■ 2. Introduction to Three Tank Types and the “Wolf”

“Tanks” are the steel companions the Metal Max series cannot do without. To survive in the harsh century’s end world of Metal Max Xeno: Reborn, where powerful monsters roam freely, Hunters must understand the characteristics of each tank, master their control, and modify them with enhancements.

Here we will introduce three types of tanks that appear in Metal Max Xeno: Reborn, as well as the Metal Max series’ signature tank, Wolf.

Wild Bus

The Wild Bus has been revived in Metal Max Xeno: Reborn. Boasting a strong style plated with iron in the front chassis, the glass-free windows on the side and rear enhances the century’s mood of the vehicle.

As one of the few general vehicle type chassis, its movement speed and evasion ability are among the best in appearance models, and it also boasts a defensive power relatively strong for a lightweight class.

Utilizing its high potential can lead to unexpected roles for this vehicle, such as equipping heavy weapons to the unique turrets above the vehicle, making it a lightweight class with the ability to launch an instantaneous onslaught.

—The Wild Bus has a unique build that allows passengers to see out of the glass-free windows from the side. Usually, the scenery on a trip with your companions is situated at the top of the chassis, but with the Wild Bus, the feeling of the journey is entirely different. (The last image is of a Modded MK10.)

PLT-01

A high-performance, middleweight tank modeled after a real-life, next-generation tank being developed in a certain country. Its stylish scientific weapons are a fine match for its elegantly curved and beautiful chassis. By utilizing the basic performance and high modification potential appropriate for its next-generation title, it will undoubtedly become a steadfast attacker that can survive long battles from start to finish.

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—An elegant chassis equipped with scientific weapons such as beams. Mop the floor with monsters by hitting them in their weak spots..

Li’l Squirt

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A tank that can be obtained by defeating the superdreadnought class, tank-type monster of the same name. Its large body covered in armored tiles make it a true mobile fortress. When you first acquire it, its double engine-converted chassis will feature many powerful weapons. By improving its defense power to the maximum through tank modification, it will become an iron fortress that can sustain the battlefield until the very last moment with steady firepower.

—Li’l Squirt is one of the game’s “Wanted” monsters. By defeating it, you can free it from its hacking and obtain it as a playable tank.

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Wolf

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Modeled after the Merkava mkII, this is the Red Wolf tank nicknamed the “Scarlet Revenger.” The Wolf has appeared in the Metal Max series since the very first game and is loved by players ever since. Unlike the original Metal Max Xeno, this is not the player’s initial tank in Metal Max Xeno: Reborn—it is instead obtained in the middle of the game.

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Since the Wolf has prominent modification potential even among middleweight tanks, it is an all-purpose type that allows various different modification patterns, from swift attacker to endurance fighter, so you can modify it to match the abilities of its passengers and other tanks.

The Wolf will undoubtedly become your ace in the hole against the much more powerful monsters that appear in the latter half of the game.

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—Talis and Pochi stand beside the crimson red Wolf. The protagonist’s preferred tank is truly a sight to behold.