Game Arts mech simulation, pioneer of the genre. Solid gameplay, realistic heaviness well rendered. Technically impressive for Saturn, varied missions. Somewhat austere but respected for its seriousness.
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Action1 player12+
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High-tech mech combat simulation set in a near-future world of tense geopolitical conflict. Published by Game Arts, released in Europe in 1996. Cockpit in first-person view, tactical map between missions, seven missions in varied environments, realistic movement physics and localized damage, techno soundtrack. Western release of Gungriffon: The Eurasian Conflict.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Is Gun Griffon still worth playing in 2026?
Gun Griffon is a Game Arts mecha combat simulation, in which you pilot a high-tech unit in a near future of tense geopolitical conflicts, in an immersive cockpit view. The seriousness of the simulation, the sense of the mecha's weight and the realistic military mood make it a demanding and notable experience, far from arcade action. The technical handling and the measured pace call for investment. For fans of retro mecha simulation and sharp military combat, it is a singular reference of the machine, dense and immersive.
