It's a fun game, unfortunately the path finding was never patched.
If they had patched that it probably would've been a good game.

Front Mission series - especially part 3 and 4. Its turn based strategy, if you like that genre give it a try.

There was a Mechwarrior game on the Amige, with RPG elements, I don`t remember the name.

This most likely was Crescent Hawks Inception, if it was from original Battletech series

Yeah, it looks like this is the game I meant!

There are a lot of good mecha games I could recommend so I'll stick with whats just on Gog.

Shogo: Mobile Armor Division (1st person FPS)

Slave Zero (3rd person FPS)

Strike Suit Zero (Flight Sim)

Shattered Steel (Mech Sim)

Terra Nova: Strike Force Centauri (Mech Sim)

Future Cop: L.A.P.D.

You mean Future President Nixon.

It did have such a mechanic. I haven't played it in more than ten years (well, I did launch it last year but had some graphical glitches and didn't even finish the first mission) but I'm quite positive that crews could move outside of the mechs. I'm not sure if they automatically appeared when the mech got destroyed or had to be manually ejected but as I recall the crew could move as a group of three men or something and could be sent into another mech. Yes, there was such a thing (as I just described above). I don't recall having to choose a crew before a mission or something but you could certainly move crews between mechs, at least during missions.
Oh fuck yeah, still waiting for this one to appear on GOG. Hope we'll have another batch of Ubisoft game (IIRC it was a Ubi game).

Does Amok count? I suppose it wasn't considered very good, though.

I now that aren't oldies, but in strategy mech games, the Supreme Comander series are good games.

The only reason I even know about that game is because Jesper Kyd composed the soundtrack. I gave it a try after learning about it. I didn't play it much, don't recall if the game was awful or just meh.