Set on an Earth where mankind is being steadily annihilated by the alien invaders known as the BETA, Project MIKHAIL lets.
The game got a new Steam page for your wishlisting needs with the confirmation of an October 2021 release, just in time for the new Muv-Luv Alternative anime series.
Here’s the official announcement video: In case you missed earlier coverage, here’s an overview for Muv-Luv: Project Mikhail. Today Muv-Luv publisher aNCHOR had a sizable reveal to make about its upcoming action game Project Mikhail. And while this seems to have been a fortunate happenstance at first, Will soon finds himself at odds with the new addition to the crew, as their beliefs clash on a fundamental level. Developer aNCHOR has announced that Muv-Luv: Project Mikhail has been further delayed from its October release window to an unspecified date. After weeks of uneventful flights, his luck changes one fateful day, when he comes across a survivor: Lieutenant Lilia Kjellberg. It begins looking like an intentionally clichd harem romance with Muv-Luv Extra before dropping the protagonist, Shirogane Takeru, into the apocalyptic land of Unlimited and Alternative. Lieutenant Will Collins has been entrusted with the thankless task of conducting recon in the nearby salt flats. Muv-Luv is a sprawling continuity involving multiple parallel worlds, giant robots and unstoppable aliens. With their food supply dwindling, their communications down, and no improvement in sight, tensions are steadily rising among the crew, and many are fast approaching their breaking point. Stranded in the middle of the South Pacific, the future looks bleak for the men and women of the TSF Carrier USS John F. This is the story of the few who were left behind to survive on a dying planet. The apocalypse has come and gone, but mankind remains. The alien invaders were seemingly destroyed, but at what cost? Europe and Asia were lost beneath the waves, and much of the remaining land masses are now barren deserts of salts, unfit for human life. The fate of mankind now rests on the success of Operation Babylon - a massive, simultaneous detonation of the mysterious “G-Bombs” over every single BETA hive on Earth.īut in the blink of an eye, what seemed to be the hour of final victory for humanity in the decades-long BETA war turned into a colossal defeat. Type: Fall 2020 Anime Plot Summary: In 1973, the invasion of an extra terrestrial life form, the BETA, began a war that has driven mankind to the brink of extinction. But TSFs alone weren't enough, and humanity has been trapped in a neverending war for decades, slowly but surely being driven to the brink of extinction.įebruary, 2004: Professor Kouzuki's last-ditch gambit has failed, and Alternative IV is no more. In response to their seemingly endless numbers and resistance to conventional tactics, humanity developed manned bipedal machines known as Tactical Surface Fighters - a weapon system designed for the sole purpose of countering the alien threat. I grossly misinterpreted your post about total BETA numbers, sorry about that.In 1973, an alien species known as the BETA invaded Earth. Such an unopposed build-up of hives exist on in-universe Mars, where over the course of ~40 years the planet is covered in hives all of class 7-9 (while the largest hive on earth is only a class 6). Koolaidkirby wrote:No but they could most certainly eliminate them from their local areas, as they would most likely be able to shoot down incoming hives or destroy them before they get a chance to build up on their inhabited worlds.And would probably be more than willing to orbitally bombard any uninhabited planet they find an established cluster of hives on. Or they radically change behaviour when their overlords take direct control over them (which only happens, again when they consider something to be an actual threat, this only happened once during the games). the laser class did not exist until the humans started using airborne attacks against them). Of course this is all under the assumption that there are no radically different hive behaviours above class 6 (of which almost nothing is known besides how they look from above) and no new BETA classes begin spawning when dealing with something they consider an actual threat to them. No but they could most certainly eliminate them from their local areas, as they would most likely be able to shoot down incoming hives or destroy them before they get a chance to build up on their inhabited worlds.And would probably be more than willing to orbitally bombard any uninhabited planet they find an established cluster of hives on.
Ford Prefect wrote:Neither the Imperium or the Galactic Empire or 99% of polities in science fiction are logistically capable of even considering wiping out the BETA in their entirety.
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