Hi people

For a while I have been looking for an old strategy game I used to enjoy. It must be like 15 years old. It was as far as I can remeber played on a map of hexagons. U controlled a group of Mech(giant robots) which u could upgrade or custamize as you saw fit. I have totally forgotten the name of the game, can anyone help med?

/Regard Inflector

The Battletech games ?

Mechcommander?

Naw, those games are real-time so there'd be no need for hexagonal tiles.

It does sound like a Battletech title, though, I'm unfamiliar with any clones that may exist.

Thanks for reply but thats not it I might be a clone. I played Mechwarrior 2 back in the day, and im pretty sure it wasent related to those games, and the screenshots dont look like I remeber them, but again a long time ago and I might remeber wrong. Thx for input

Sierra's Missionforce: Cyberstorm?

Mechwarrior

Titans of Steel?

Metal Fatigue.

I put "Battlemech" and "turn-based" into mobygames and found two games that use hexagonal tiles. I'm assuming it was for PC?

MissionForce: CyberStorm

Massive Assault also uses hexes but there are no screenshots for this title. Ah. 2003, too new.

BattleTech: The Crescent Hawk's Inception?

More adventure/rpg . And no hexagons.

this one uses hexagons and it's not old it's ancient :)

you might need an emulator.
[url=]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vz3e2hpbo50[/url]

link isnt working

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vz3e2hpbo50 try that