Standing Order: Robot Mech RPG

The war ended eleven years ago. Nobody cancelled the order. Pilot the one mech that never received it, in real-time 3D duels and first-person mazes.

The war ended eleven years ago. Nobody cancelled the order.

Every mech still in the field is obeying a command that was never called off — and you pilot the one machine that never received it. Standing Order is a story-driven mech RPG in full 3D: build your robot, fight through first-person mazes and face the war machines still guarding a war that ended.

REAL-TIME 3D ROBOT DUELS No turns, no waiting. Both machines fire on their own clock, and every strike carries a timing ring: tap as it closes on the inner circle and a PERFECT steadies your shot or turns their blow aside. Good timing charges SURGE, and a full SURGE makes your next technique impossible to miss. Choose between three techniques — the dependable Rail Slug, the heavy Siege Beam and the never-missing Shrapnel Storm — and finish the fight with the beaten machine burning in the arena.

FIRST-PERSON 3D MAZES Fifty mazes seen through your pilot's eyes. Every maze has a job: find the access key, trace a signal, bring down the relays, restore power or break the gate. Turrets, patrols, snipers and drones hold the halls, and four kinds of floor trap warn you before they arm. When a fight turns heavy, the Jammer blinds their targeting.

CONSOLES THAT CHANGE THE MAZE Every operation hides a console at a terminal on the way, and each one does something different: balance a coolant line to clear a corridor of steam, release a hydraulic door, fool a security scanner, crack a supply vault, jam the order's transmitter or shut the turrets down. The exit opens only once it is worked — and a rival is waiting there.

BUILD YOUR MECH Four systems, four decisions: a drive for speed, a chassis for defense, a reactor for energy and a weapon for attack. Twenty parts across four grades. Spend Mech Components in the Mech Forge to upgrade the slot, not the part, so nothing you invest is wasted when you find something better.

RECOVER THE BLACK BOX Ten regions, one hundred and fifty missions, fifty rivals. A pilot called Mira went out on a survey run and never came back. Data Chips recover her log a fragment at a time, and Commander Aegis briefs you before every operation. The campaign is one continuous story from the first chapter to the last.

PLAY OFFLINE, ANYWHERE No account, no login, no internet needed. Your progress is saved on your device, and graphics settings — including a Minimal mode and automatic quality — keep the 3D smooth on every phone.

TEN LANGUAGES English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese — the whole campaign, not just the menus.